Measurements
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3. Press "Source" to select the waveform for which the measurement is to be performed.
The source can be any active waveform depending on the selected measurement
type.
4. Move the cursors to obtain the required results.
See also: "To change the position of the cursors" on page 82.
The cursor measurement is performed and the results are displayed in the result
table.
To change the position of the cursors
The cursor measurement displays the results depending on the current position of the
cursors. Move the cursors to obtain the results for a specific time range or at specific
signal points.
1. Press the NAVIGATION rotary knob to select the first cursor. If a selection menu is
open, it is closed.
Tip: If the cursors have disappeared from the screen or must be moved extensively
within the screen, press "Set To Screen" in the "Cursor" menu to reset the cursors to
their default positions.
2. Turn the NAVIGATION knob to change the position of the selected cursor line.
3. Press the knob again to select the next cursor line, and turn to adjust position.
4. To simplify the cursor positioning, the following functions are helpful:
● "Track Scaling" to adjust the cursor position when the vertical or horizontal scaling
are changed
● "Coupling" to keep the distance between two cursor lines constant while one of
the cursors is moved
● "Set to Wave" to set the cursor lines to typical points of the waveform based on
automatic measurements in the background
See also: chapter 6.1.3, "Cursor Menu", on page 82.
The results of the cursor measurement in the result table are updated.
To deactivate cursor measurements
1. Press the CURSOR key.
2. Press the "Cursor" softkey.
The "Cursor" softkey is no longer highlighted, no more measurements are performed,
the cursor lines disappear and the results are removed from the result table.
6.1.3 Cursor Menu
The CURSOR key opens the "Cursor" menu to configure manual measurements.
See also: chapter 6.1.2, "Performing Cursor Measurements", on page 81.
Cursor Measurements
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