Instructions for Use XLTEK Protektor32
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10. The Trig. Delay column (for triggered stimulation) sets the delay in milliseconds from the time the
simulation starts to the start of the acquisition. You can set the trigger delay to both positive and
negative values.
11. To set the display mode, right-click a cell in the Disp. Mode column and select one of the these
options:
• Replace: Displays the number of sets of traces that are set in the Replace Mode option.
• Vertical Curve Stack: A maximum of 50 traces are displayed consecutively in and spaced
apart vertically.
• Overlay: Sets of traces are superimposed (displayed with coincident origins) in the waveform
window. The number of overlaid traces is set in the Overlay Mode option.
12. To set the number of traces displayed in Replace Mode or Overlay Mode:
• For an individual waveform window, right-click the background of the waveform window and
click the Layout tab.
• For all waveform windows, select Customize from the Tools menu and click the Traces tab.
13. To set the display stack type, right-click the cell in the Disp. Stack column and select one of the
following options:
• Trace Stack: Organizes the traces within the group according to the channels that are part
of each group.
• Set Stack: Places traces together that are acquired at the same time.
14. In the Nb. Div. column, set the maximum number of divisions of the waveform window grid to 10,
20 or 30.
15. Click Save.
J) Traces Tab
A trace is a collection of waveforms that is acquired through the same input channels. You can define up
to 32 traces for one test. The Traces tab allows you to define the attributes for each trace.
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