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Display
Display settings affect the number and style of grids that appear on screen and some of the visual
characteristics of traces, such as persistence.
Multi-Grid Display
The HDO features multi-grid display, where each separate grid represents the full number of 4096
vertical levels.
Auto Grid Mode is enabled by default. This feature adds a grid each time a new trace is opened, up to
16 grids, until no more grids are available. There are display options to show all traces on a Single
Grid, or to manually divide the display into different numbers and orientations of grids. The Grid Mode
icon shows what the result of the selection will be.
Q-Scape Multi-Tabbed Display
Available with the Q-Scape option, the Q-Scape Display Modes divide the screen into multi-tab
displays, each of which can be configured with a different multi-grid display mode. Many of the same
functions you can perform in Normal mode, such as moving traces by drag-and-drop, you can also
perform in Q-Scape modes.
When Q-Scape is installed, the Display Mode setting determines whether the touch screen has a
single display area ("Normal" mode) or tabs each representing a separate display (the various "Q-
Scape" modes). The Grid Mode setting determines how grids are configured within the display area
and what kind of traces they show (for example, XY or VT). Normal Display Mode (a single display) is
the default.
Multi-grid display.
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