Using Bounds - ETAS MDA V8.6 User Manual

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To show and hide cursors
5.3.6

Using Bounds

You can use a bound to define a region in the scatter plot. A bound can either
be an extrapolated line or closed to a polygon depending on how you set the
endpoints of the bound.
Extrapolated bound:
You can perform the following actions:
"To add a bound" below
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"To close or extrapolate a bound" on the next page
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"To delete a single bound" on the next page
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"To delete all bounds" on page 108
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To add a bound
To add a bound, you must have assigned signals to the scatter plot first.
MDA V8.6 – User Guide
1. To show the cursors, click
Alternatively, press C
2. If you want to move a cursor to another sample, hover the mouse
cursor over one of the blue lines and drag it to the new position.
Alternatively, press the following keys:
To switch between the cursors, press A
A +A R
LT RROW IGHT
To change the cursor position, press A
R / A U
IGHT RROW
3. Click the icon again. This has the following effect:
If both cursors have been in the visible area, they are hidden
now.
If one of the cursors has been outside the visible area, it is dis-
played now.
Closed bound:
1. Click .
2. Select Add Bound from the drop-down menu.
A hand symbol with a cross-hair appears.
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+R.
TRL
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/ A D .
P RROW OWN
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+A L /
LT RROW EFT
L / A
RROW EFT RROW
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