R&S FSV3000 Series - How to Zoom into a Diagram

Common Analysis and Display Functions
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Remote command:
Single zoom:
DISPlay[:WINDow<n>][:SUBWindow<w>]:ZOOM[:STATe] on page 956
Multiple zoom:
DISPlay[:WINDow<n>][:SUBWindow<w>]:ZOOM:MULTiple<zn>[:STATe]
on page 958 (for each multiple zoom window)
Data shift ( Pan )
Shifts the data to be evaluated in the result display (analysis region or hop/chirp) and
re-evaluates the new data. ALL result displays based on the same data (analysis
region or hop/chirp) are updated.
Currently, this function is only available in the Transient Analysis application.
Tip: Result tables are also re-evaluated for each data shift, which can take some time.
Close the result tables during a data shift/zoom to improve the screen update speed.
After selecting the "Data Shift" (
) function, swipe the screen in the result display to
shift the data base. When the required data base is evaluated, select the "Deactivating
Zoom (Selection Mode)" ( ) to return to normal touchscreen behavior.
Data Zoom
Decreases the amount of data to be evaluated in the result display (analysis region or
hop/chirp) and re-evaluates the new data, thus enlarging the display of the remaining
data.
ALL result displays based on the same data (analysis region or hop/chirp) are updated.
Currently, this function is only available in the Transient Analysis application.
Tip: result tables are also re-evaluated for each data zoom, which can take some time.
Close the result tables during a data shift/zoom to improve the screen update speed.
After selecting the "Data Zoom" ( ) function, pinch or spread the area in the result dis-
play to zoom into or out of the data base. When the required data base is evaluated,
select the "Deactivating Zoom (Selection Mode)" ( ) to return to normal touchscreen
behavior.
9.2.3 How to Zoom Into a Diagram
The remote commands required to zoom into a display are described in Chap-
ter 14.8.1, "Zooming into the Display", on page 955.
The following tasks are described here:
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"To zoom into the diagram at one position" on page 424
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"To return to original display" on page 424
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"To zoom into multiple positions in the diagram" on page 424
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"To maintain a zoomed display permanently" on page 425
For information on how to zoom into a diagram using touch gestures and change the
display permanently, see Chapter 5.4.4, "Touchscreen Gestures", on page 94.
Zoomed Displays