Rohde & Schwarz RTE Series - Screen Settings

Instrument setup
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4.2.1 Screen settings
Access: [SETUP] > "Screen" tab
The settings on this tab are related to the screen display.
Note for "Dialog configuration", "Front panel setup" and "Navigation rotary knob" set-
tings:
These settings are user-specific, they are not reset by [PRESET] and *RST. You can
reset them to default values using [FILE] > "Save/Recall > User defined preset > Fac-
tory defaults" or using the SYSTem:PRESet command.
Click capture area size................................................................................................138
Max move range for click............................................................................................ 138
Touchscreen calibration.............................................................................................. 138
Font size......................................................................................................................139
Dialog transparency.................................................................................................... 139
Result dialog font size.................................................................................................139
Result dialog transparency..........................................................................................139
Click capture area size
Defines the number of pixels around each element (e.g. button, icon, data point) that
create a capture area. If you tap your finger or click the mouse pointer within this cap-
ture area, this element is considered to be selected. If you tap or click outside this
area, a different or no element is selected.
The larger the area, the easier is it to select an element. However, when selecting data
points, for example, a large frame does not allow you to select precisely.
Max move range for click
Defines the maximum number of pixels around an element (e.g. data point) within
which your pointing device must stay to "click" the element. When you tap or click a
specific element and move your finger or the mouse outside this range, it is considered
to be a "moving" or "dragging" operation.
Touchscreen calibration
Opens the touchscreen calibration application, see Chapter 4.2.2, "Aligning the touch-
screen", on page 139. Only users with administrator rights can fulfill this task.
Screen setup