Scope display
Create a display that functions as a digital oscilloscope. This display is useful for viewing measurements that oscillate rapidly in time such as electrical signals and sound waves.
Note
When building a new page, connect a supported sensor to show the Scope as a selectable display option.
Overview
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Axis Lock
Click to lock or unlock axis scaling.
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Measurement Selector
Click to change the displayed measurement or units.
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Axis
Click and drag to scale each axis individually.
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Plot Area
Click and drag to move the plot area.
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Legend
Select a run to analyze by clicking the run in the legend. Right-click the run symbol to change the run color and other data set properties.
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Scale to Fit Tool
Change the scale of a line graph to zoom in on a range of data or to view an entire run of data.
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Cursor Mode
Click to toggle the function of the mouse cursor.
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Switch to Move Mode to use the cursor to move the plot area.
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Switch to Select Mode to highlight an area on the plot for data analysis.
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Coordinates Tool
Use to determine the coordinates of a single data point. Use the delta tool to determine the difference between two points of data.
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Annotation Tool
Use the annotation tool to label a data point in a graph with a brief note.
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Data Point Tools
Use these tools to increase or decrease the number of data points in a trace. Increasing the number of data points makes a smoother trace but decreases the displayed range of the trace.
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Trigger Tools
Use the scope trigger to get a stable trace. Click Positive Edge Trigger to create a positive edge trigger tool, or click Negative Edge to create a negative edge trigger tool.
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Properties
Change the visibility of data points, symbols, and lines connecting data points in a line graph.
Get a stable trace
Use the trigger to get a stable trace on the scope display.
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Select Positive Edge Trigger or Negative Edge Trigger to activate the scope trigger. The trigger icon appears on the y-axis of the scope display.
Tip
A positive edge trigger displays the trace as the signal is rising at the trigger point. A negative edge trigger displays a trace as the signal is falling at the trigger point.
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Drag the trigger along the y-axis to the value that the signal must pass for data recording to start.
Supported Sensors
You can use the Scope display with the following devices: