Using View Mode Softkeys - Fluke 867B User Manual

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"Full Auto" (5) is enabled (highlighted) initially
when View Display Mode is activated if "Auto" is
selected in the SET UP screen and no manual
settings have been introduced.
"Full Auto" may not be automatically selected when
the GMM enters View Mode. If "Manual" is set as the
power-up default for Range on the SET UP screen,
"Full Auto" is not selected. Further, if you then
change to "Full Auto" by pressing 5 from the
View Mode Softkeys, "Manual" remains selected on
the SET UP screen and will be reapplied when you
change functions.
NOTE
Disabling any of the auto features turns the
"Full Auto" softkey label off (not highlighted.)
Other auto features then remain active.
Pressing 5 from the View Mode Softkeys
turns all auto features off at once.
Changing the Amplitude Range
You can use the softkeys accessed with r to
select a preset (Manual) amplitude range.
5-2

Using View Mode Softkeys

Time > Single >
>
Base Trigger Shot
1 (Time Base) accesses the Time Base
Softkeys, which allow you to zoom in or out on the
waveform by changing the horizontal (time) axis of
the View display.
2 (Trigger) accesses the Trigger Softkeys,
allowing you to control the trigger slope, level, and
source.
3 (Single Shot) accesses the Single Shot
Softkeys, which allow you to capture and examine a
single waveform that has met your trigger criteria.
The GMM test tool displays continuously updating
waveforms if this key is not pressed.
4 (Glitch Capture) accesses the Glitch Capture
Softkeys, allowing you to capture and examine a
waveform that has met a predetermined trigger
criteria with a briefly occurring spike. See Choosing
the Acquisition Type later in this manual for further
information on Trigger criteria for Glitch Capture.
Glitch > Full
Capture Auto