Snap-On Modis Ultra User Manual page 30

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A brief description of common toolbar button operations are shown in
Table 4-2 Guided Component Test and Scope Multimeter toolbar buttons
Back
Home
Previous Screen
Next Screen
Previous Point
Next Point
Stop
Record
Profile
Cursors
Expand/Collapse
Save
Tools
Button Icon
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Returns to the previously viewed screen. This button
is always at the left-hand edge of the toolbar.
Returns to the Home screen. This button is always
alongside the Back button on the left of the toolbar.
Moves forward one complete screen at a time when
viewing recorded or paused data. Hold the button
down to keep moving back through the data.
Moves forward one complete screen at a time when
viewing recorded or paused data. Hold the button
down to keep moving forward through the data.
Moves back one data point with each button push
when viewing recorded or paused data. Hold the
button down to keep moving back through the data.
Moves forward one data point with each button push
when viewing recorded or paused data. Hold the
button down to keep moving back through the data.
Stops the collection of data, which allows you to
more closely examine the trace and to review the
data that is being held in the memory buffer.
Indicates that data collection has been paused and
the data being displayed is not being updated.
Selecting resumes data collection.
Opens and closes a field of controls at the bottom of
the screen that allows you to adjust certain attributes
of how the sampled signal displays.
Turns the cursors on and off. The cursors are two
vertical rules that can be repositioned on the screen
to measure intervals.
Expands the meter display to fill the entire screen, or
collapses the meter to show the information panel or
profile details at the bottom of the screen
Saves a recording of the data being displayed on the
screen along with the data that is being held in the
memory buffer.
Opens the tools menu, which allows you to adjust
basic tool settings.
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Table 4-2.
Function