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Live and Peak turns Peak Hold ON and
collects minimum/maximum
measurement values, displaying all 3
traces.
o
Peak Only turns Peak Hold ON
displaying only Peak traces with no
offset.
Note: If the loaded secondary trace offset = 0, then the
primary and secondary traces will overlap.
Cable Setup button allows you to view the
Cable Parameters of the TDR test.
Select Graph button changes to Graph
Selected when pressed and opens a new
selection of function keys which allow you to
maneuver the graph as follows:
o
Cursor/Marker allows you to select the
cursor (blue) or marker (red)
independently by toggling the function
key. The footer updates to reflect either
Move cursor or Move marker. Press
the left/right arrow keys to
decrease/increase the values by moving
the cursor/marker.
Press and hold the left/right arrow keys
to accelerate the cursor/marker. Press
to recall the cursor/marker and place
it in the middle of the current x-axis
limits.
o
Zoom references the middle of the x/y
axis and not the cursor position. Press
the arrow keys as follows:
Right = x-axis zoom in.
Left = x-axis zoom out.
Up = y-axis zoom in.
Down = y-axis zoom out.
o
Pan - use left/right arrow keys to pan the
x-axis and the up/down arrow keys to
pan the y-axis.
o
1:1 resets the x-axis and y-axis limits to
full scale.
o
Return To Test removes these function
keys and displays the previous function
keys.
Load Trace function key opens a new page
that allows you to load a trace from a list of
previously saved TDR tests.
Clear Trace button deletes the loaded trace
from the graph.
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To select the parameter values in Portrait Mode:
1. Press the up/down arrow keys to highlight the
desired parameter.
2. Press the left/right arrow keys to view, select
the options, or increase/decrease values.
OR
3. Press
on a value to open a list box of
options or the alphanumeric editor screen and
use the navigation keys to scroll through.
4. Press
to confirm the value.
Landscape Mode is the best way to use the
TDR and allows you to view the test results in
landscape mode utilizing the full length of the
high resolution, color screen. Whether the
keyboard is on the right or left is dependent on
your preferred Landscape Mode Settings
configured in Setup/Application
Settings/General.
Note: The saved TDR test only displays the live/primary
trace.
Landscape Mode generates the following
function keys:
o
Portrait Mode is used to change the
screen orientation from landscape to
portrait.
o
Select Graph opens a new selection of
function keys which allow you to
maneuver the graph. (Same as above.)
o
Parameters displays a small strip
window listing the following values:
Range, Gain, Pulse Width and Current
Trace (not in Auto TDR). They can be
edited or viewed the same way as in
Portrait Mode (described above),
dependent on the TDR test being run.
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