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Section 6: Keithley Interactive Test Environment (KITE)
However, the converse is not true; the mating cursor does not track the movement of the
<CursorNumber> cursor.
NOTE
Performing line fits between cursors
The Fit #1 (alternatively Fit #2) checkbox and the Properties button of a Cursor
<CursorNumber> window may be used to initiate a line fit between existing cursors. For
information on using these functions, refer to
Formatting the displayed coordinates
The next four subsections describe how to change the colors, border, and font of the cursor
coordinate text block.
Changing cursor coordinate text color
You can change the color of the coordinate text as follows:
1. Under Display Color in the Graph tab Cursors window, click the scroll arrow on the
Foreground combo box. Several color selections are available, some of which are shown
in
Figure 6-282
Some of the available coordinate text colors
2. Select the desired text color. The Display Sample area displays the coordinate text in the
selected color.
3. Click OK. The new coordinate-text color is displayed in the graph.
Changing background color of the cursor coordinate text block
You can change the background color of the cursor coordinate text block as follows:
1. Under Background Color in the Graph tab Cursors window, click the scroll arrow on the
Background combo box. The same color selections as for text color are available (for
example, see
2. Select the desired text background color. The Display Sample area displays the
background color. See
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The Lock To <MatingCursorNumber> checkbox is disabled (gray) if the graph does
not display the mating cursor (when the Visible checkbox for the cursor is not
checked).
Figure 6-282.
Figure 6-282).
Figure
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Performing line fits using existing cursors.
6-283.
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