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Silicon Explorer Quick Start
Troubleshooting FAQs
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At this point the data may be viewed. Panning and zooming are
available from either the scroll bars, tool bar, or keyboard
control. In addition, dragging a box in the display area will
perform a zoom window. Table 4 lists keyboard equivalents.
Table 4. Keyboard Equivalents
Key
Up Arrow
Zoom In 2X
Down Arrow
Zoom Out 2X
Left Arrow
Scroll Earlier (Data moves Right)
Right Arrow
Scroll Later (Data moves Left)
Page Up
Jump One Screen Earlier
Page Down
Jump One Screen Later
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Cursors are placed by left-clicking or right-clicking in the display
area. The time is displayed below the channel labels while the
value is displayed in the C1 and C2 columns. The L or "Live"
Column indicates the current state of the 18 channels when the
analyzer is in IDLE.
The Timing Instrument offers many convenient features for
viewing, saving and printing data. More detailed information is
available from the on-line help system.
Q1: I've connected Probe Pilot and the Silicon Explorer window
display reads N/C?
A: Look on the top of the Probe Pilot for the flashing yellow
"heartbeat," if it isn't flashing then make sure you have
properly connected an adequate power supply.
Q2: It's flashing but still N/C!
A: There are a number of things that can prevent
communication from being established. The following lists
the most common:
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