Instrument setup
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RTO6
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See also: "[Position]
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on page 38.
Horizontal
Selects the action that you want to perform with the horizontal [Position] knob. It can
change the horizontal position of the trigger point (trigger offset), or the reference point.
See also: "[Position]" on page 36.
Acceleration method
Selects a method to accelerate the movement of the element on the screen compared
to the actual movement of the [Multiuse] knob.
Acceleration is useful if you need to move from one end of the screen to the other, for
example. Without acceleration, you have to turn the knob quite a while to reach the
other end. But acceleration can make precise selection difficult, because a small move-
ment of the knob causes a relatively large movement on the screen.
"None"
No acceleration method used.
"Squared"
Moderate acceleration method used.
"Exponential"
Strong acceleration method used.
Acceleration interval
Defines the delay time during which the movement of the
[Multiuse] knob is analyzed
before acceleration is applied. For short intervals, acceleration sets in quickly, but is
not as effective. For long intervals, acceleration is more effective. However, it takes lon-
ger until the instrument reacts on the knob's input.
Furthermore, when you turn the knob slowly during fine-tuning, subsequent move-
ments that occur during the same interval are accelerated, making precise selection
difficult.
4.5.3 Touchscreen
Access: "Settings" > "Frontpanel" > "Touchscreen".
Capture region
Defines the number of pixels around each element (e.g. button, icon, data point) that
create a capture region. If you tap your finger or click the mouse pointer within this cap-
ture region, this element is considered to be selected. If you tap or click outside this
area, a dif
ferent or no element is selected.
Frontpanel settings
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