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Introduction
» Virtins Multi Instrument
» System Requirement
» Screen Layout
» Input & Output Connection
» Specifications
» Precautions
» FAQ
Oscilloscope
» Overview
» Trigger Parameters
» Sampling Parameters
» Miscellaneous Parameters
» View Parameters
» Menus
» Cursor Reader and Markers
» Maximum, Minimum, Mean and RMS Values
» Time Stamp/Trigger Marker
» DAQ Progress Bar/Context Menu
Spectrum Analyzer
» Overview
» View Type
» View Parameters for Amplitude Spectrum Display
» View Parameters for Phase Spectrum Display
» View Parameters for Auto Correlation Function Display
» View Parameters for Cross Correlation Function Display
» View Parameters for Coherence Function Display
» View Parameters for Gain and Phase Display
» View Parameters for Impulse Response Display
» Menus
» Peak Values/Context Menu
Signal Generator
» Overview
» Output Sampling Parameters
» Output Signal Parameters
» Sweep Parameters
» Output Duration/Loop
» Output Mask/Phase Lock
» Musical Scale/Run/Stop/Save Function
» Loopback Mode
Multimeter
» Overview
» View Parameters
» Menus
Data Logger
» Overview
» Configuration
» Context Menu
» Cursor Reader and Markers
Spectrum 3D Plot
» Overview
» View Parameters
» Menus
» 3D Cursor Reader
Device Test Plan
» Overview
» Step Editor
» Process Viewer
» Control Bar
» X-Y Plot
» Device Test Plan Examples
LCR Meter
» Overview
» Step Editor
» Progress Viewer
» Result/Options Area
» Control Bar
» High Impedance Measurement
» Low Impedance Measurement
» Measurement Accuracy
» Measurement with Multiple Test Frequencies
 

Cursor Reader and Markers

Cursor Reader and Markers

Cursor reader is shown when you left click and hold anywhere within the plot region in a view. It will stick to the actual measurement point nearest to the cursor in the horizontal direction and show its X and Y readings for both channels on the top region of the view. The cursor reader moves with the cursor and remains active until the left mouse button is released.

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In Lissajous Pattern display, the cursor reader will show the X and Y readings at exactly the cursor position and will not stick to the actual measurement point.

Cursor Reader and Markers

Maximum two markers can be placed in the plot region in a view.

Double clicking the left mouse button anywhere within the plot region will place a marker on the screen at the actual measurement point nearest to the position of mouse click in the horizontal direction. Left double clicking places a marker for the left vertical axis while CTRL-Left double clicking places a marker for the right vertical axis. No marker will be placed if there is no corresponding vertical axis.

The second marker can be placed by Shift-Left double clicking or Shift-CTRL-Left double clicking.

Clicking anywhere outside the plot region in the view will remove all markers placed previously.

The horizontal and vertical readings of a marker will be displayed on the top region of the view. If two markers are placed, the reading difference between them will also be displayed.

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