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Diagram (1)
A diagram shows one or more waveforms: channel, reference, and math waveforms
together with histograms, masks etc. Zoom details, XY-waveforms, spectra and other
special waveforms are shown in separate diagrams.
By default, the diagram name contains the diagram number and the short names of the
waveforms shown inside. To change the diagram name, touch and hold the tab name.
The on-screen keyboard opens to enter the new name. Names must be unique.
To arrange the diagrams on the screen, the Rohde & Schwarz SmartGrid function
helps you to find the target place simply and quickly. For details, see Chapter 3.4.5,
"Rohde & Schwarz smartgrid", on page 114. You can also adjust the diagram size by
dragging the diagram border.
Grid (2)
The grid shows the vertical and horizontal divisions. The division lines are labeled with
the correspondent values. The grid labels have the color of the waveform to which they
belong. If several waveforms are shown in one diagram, the grid has the color of the
selected waveform.
Signal bar (3)
The signal bar is the control center for all enabled waveforms. On the top, the horizon-
tal and trigger labels show the main timebase and trigger settings. If you tap a label,
the relevant dialog box opens with the tab used at last.
Figure 3-4: Horizontal and trigger label on top of the signal bar
1 = Resolution
2 = Record length
3 = Timebase, horizontal scale
4 = Horizontal position
5 = Sample rate
6 = RT - real time, IT - interpolated time
7 = Trigger mode
8 = Trigger type, slope, and source
9 = Trigger level
Below, each waveform is represented by a signal icon. If the waveform is shown in a
diagram, the signal icon displays its main vertical and acquisition settings. If you tap
the "Minimize" icon on the signal icon, the waveform switches from the diagram area to
the signal icon: the icon shows the real-time preview of the waveform. If you tap a sig-
nal icon, the dialog box with vertical settings for this waveform opens. See Chap-
ter 3.4.4, "Working with waveforms", on page 112 for a detailed description.
Operating the instrument
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