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You can easily find a peaks or valley on the trace, 4 peaks or valleys, and peak or valley between two
markers. When a zoom zone is selected, you will have a different set of menus.
Finding a peak or valley
1 Tap the peak search menu, (
2 Select one of the Peak screen keys to do tasks as needed, from the following choices:
– Peak: Searches for the highest peak on the trace.
– Next Peak: Searches for the second highest peak on the trace.
– Next Peak Left: Searches for the highest peak to the left from the current position.
– Next Peak Right: Searches for the highest peak to the right from the current position.
– Valley: Searches for the lowest peak (valley) on the trace.
– Find 4 Peaks/Valleys: Searches for four peaks or valleys with four Normal markers from M1 to M4
regardless of the previous marker setting. If you tap the Find 4 Peaks/Valleys, the Always
Peak/Valley automatically changes to Off.
– Always Peak/Valley: Searches for the highest peak or valley on the trace automatically every time
the trace is refreshed.
– Peak/Valley Between 1: Searches for the highest peak or valley in between M1 and M2 and
automatically assigns M5 if there are M1 and M2 on the trace.
– Peak/Valley Between 2: Searches for the highest peak or valley in between M3 and M4 and
automatically assigns M6 if there are M3 and M4 on the trace.
Finding a peak or valley in zoom zones
1 After selecting any of the zoom zones enabled on the screen, Tap the peak menu, lower
side bar for the zoom zones.
2 Same choices as above (Peak to Peak/Valley Between 2) for each zoom zone are supported.
Displaying traces
You can write, capture, and load to 6 traces on the measurement display simultaneously.
Adding a trace
1 Tap Trace in the Menu (
Trace 1 on and displays "T1 W ".
) on the side bar.
) key on the side bar. By default, the instrument sets the first trace,
Analysis
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