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The display automatically updates to reflect the current conditions whenever display adjustments or a new
acquisition is obtained.
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The blue horizontal bar represents the digital samples acquired. The labels on each end of the bar
show the time extent of that data relative to the trigger point.
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The red horizontal bar represents analog samples (if present) acquired from an attached
oscilloscope and the labels on each end of the bar show the time extent of that data relative to the
trigger point.
The trigger point itself is denoted by the solid vertical green bar (A).
The current pre/post‐store setting for the digital device is denoted by the dashed green rectangle (B). These two
indicators align when a new acquisition is obtained; however, the pre/post‐store control can be adjusted by the
user to change the setting for subsequent acquisitions. The pre‐store amount (as a percentage of the total
digital acquisition) is always displayed next to this rectangle.
The yellow translucent viewbox represents your current view in the waveforms display. This shaded region also
provides information for relative zoom level and position within the acquired data.
WorldView control uses include the following:
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Left‐click and drag the yellow, translucent viewbox to pan the waveform display (to the left or right)
through the acquired data.
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Increase/decrease the current timeframe by left‐clicking and dragging the left or right edges of the
viewbox. This adjusts or stretches the left or right‐most visible time point on the display while leaving
the other side pinned.
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Replace the existing viewbox with a new one by left‐clicking outside the existing one and dragging to
the desired timeframe size.
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Center your existing viewbox by right‐clicking outside the existing one. This centers the viewbox around
the point in time.
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Change the pre/post‐store setting for the digital device by left‐clicking and dragging the pre/post‐store
control (B). The ratio displayed as a percentage next to the indicator.
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Auto‐adjust the view to exactly fit the complete timeframe of any digital and analog data currently
displayed by clicking the button directly to the left of the WorldView display.
Run Modes
Four run mode buttons are available on the upper‐right of the dashboard as follows:
The modes Auto, Normal, Single, and Stop behave similarly to an oscilloscope.
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Stop prevents any new acquisitions.
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Single mode attempts to get exactly one new acquisition, while Normal gets repeated acquisitions.
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Auto mode is similar to normal except it times out and forces a trigger if the current trigger condition
hasn't been met within a specified period of time.
The Run Mode section of the dashboard also contains two green indicators for Ready and Triggered. These
indicators reflect the state of the digital device at any point in time.
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