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Gray (Monochrome Gray) displays waveforms in shades of gray. Areas of the waveform with the
highest sample density appear in lighter gray shades while the areas of lowest sample density
appear in darker gray shades.
Green (Monochrome Green) displays waveforms in shades of green. Areas of the waveform with
the highest sample density appear in lighter green shades while the areas of lowest sample density
appear in darker green shades.
Select User to display the color that you have previously defined with the User Palette.
The Green palette simulates the display of an analog oscilloscope.
Display Palette
Access this control window from the Display menu, User Palette…
Overview
Use this control window to customize the color of your waveform
display.
To Use
Click the Hue, Lightness, or Saturation text box to adjust the percentage
of each of these attributes. Click the Source drop-down list to select the
waveform for which you want to change the color.
Click Reset to return the User palette to the default. Click Setup to
activate the Display Setup control window.
Behavior
Increasing the hue value changes the color to blue tones. Decreasing the
hue value changes the color to red tones. For best viewing, set the
lightness to 50.
Higher numbers tend to wash out the color and lower numbers can darken the color and make it
difficult to see. Lower saturation values reduce the amount of color displayed in the waveform.
Higher saturation values increase the amount of color.
Reference Color
To Use
Click one of the buttons to select the color scheme for reference
waveforms.
Behavior
Click Default to use the default system color for the selected reference
waveform.
Click Inherit to use the same color as the original waveform.
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