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To define the axis range so that the samples are all in the visible range, use the
Zoom to fit function.
To predefine an axis range for a signal
You can predefine an axis range for signals displayed in an analog strip. A pre-
defined axis range is named "favorite axis range" and allows you to call up the
predefined setting by clicking
when a signal is assigned newly to an oscilloscope or scatter plot instrument
as default axis range.
To predefine the axis range, do the following:
Note
The Zoom to fit function overrides the settings of the Apply Favorite Axis
Range function. If you want to go back to the original setting, click Apply
Favorite Axis Range again.
MDA V8.6 – User Guide
Note that if you have changed the data representation of a signal
into the hexadecimal or implementation values, the minimum and
maximum values are limited by the data type. If you enter a value
below the minimum or above the maximum, the value is auto-
matically set to the minimum or maximum value of the data type.
1. To set the values as favorite axis range, click the star in the Set
as Favorite column.
If the values are shown in bold and blue, the current axis range
matches to the favorite axis range already.
To change the favorite axis range, define another axis range and
click again the star in the Set as Favorite column. You can not
delete a once defined favorite axis range. You can only overwrite
it with new values.
For shared axes the minimum and maximum range is calculated
based on the minimum and maximum values of the individual sig-
nals.
The favorite axis range can not be set if you have changed the
data representation of a signal into the hexadecimal or decimal
values.
2. To apply the favorite axis range, do one of the following:
To apply the favorite axis range to all axes, click
To apply the favorite axis range to a selected axis, strip, or sig-
nal, right-click this item and choose Apply Favorite Axis
Range from the context menu.
. Additionally, the favorite axis range is used
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