Using the color palettes
Select Display > Record View Palette or
FastAcq/WfmDB Palette, and then select one
of the following color schemes for the
waveform and graticule:
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Normal displays hues and lightness
levels for best overall viewing. The color
of each channel waveform matches the
color of the corresponding Auxiliary Front
Panel vertical knob.
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Temperature Grading displays areas of
the waveform with the highest sample
density in red shades. The areas of
lowest sample density appear in blue
shades.
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Monochrome Green displays areas of the
waveform with the highest sample density
in lighter green shades. The areas of
lowest sample density appear in darker
green shades. It most closely resembles
analog oscilloscope displays.
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Spectral Grading displays areas of the
waveform with the highest sample density
in blue shades. The areas of lowest
sample density appear in red shades.
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Monochrome Gray displays areas of the
waveform with the highest sample density
in lighter gray shades. The areas of
lowest sample density appear in darker
gray shades.
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User displays the waveform in a user-
defined color.
Quick tips
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Choose one of the color grading palettes in the Display > Colors control window to see different sample densities
represented in different colors.
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There are two color palettes, one for Record View and one for FastAcq/WfmDB.
Display a waveform
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