R&S ZNA50 - Entering Data; Dual-Window Mode Vs. Single-Window Mode

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Table 5-2: Drag and drop functionality for various screen elements
Screen element Action Drag and drop...
Diagram Create See Chapter 5.5.1, "Adding new traces and diagrams", on page 47
Resize Separator between adjacent diagrams
Delete See Chapter 5.5.3, "Deleting display elements", on page 50
Trace Create See Chapter 5.5.1, "Adding new traces and diagrams", on page 47
Move vertically Reference line marker (right diagram edge)
Move into other or new
diagram
Trace line
Delete See Chapter 5.5.3, "Deleting display elements", on page 50
Reset / suspend
graphic zoom
"Zoom" element in additional trace line --> "Delete" icon; see Chapter 5.7.1,
"Using the graphical zoom", on page 55
Marker Create See Chapter 5.5.2, "Adding new markers", on page 49
Move horizontally Marker symbol
Delete Marker or marker info field --> "Delete" icon; see Chapter 5.5.3, "Deleting display
elements", on page 50
Marker info field Add See Chapter 5.5.2, "Adding new markers", on page 49
Move within diagram Marker info field (move to one of several pre-defined positions)
Delete See Chapter 5.5.3, "Deleting display elements", on page 50
5.6 Entering data
The analyzer provides dialogs with various types of input fields where you can enter
numeric values and character data. Data entry with a mouse and an external keyboard
is a standard procedure known from other Windows
®
applications. However, there are
various other ways to enter data.
5.6.1 Dual-window mode vs. single-window mode
In dual-window mode (default), both the application window and the control window are
shown. Whenever you select an editable value, a suitable editor is displayed in the
data entry part of the control window.
Entering data