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3 Features and Functions
Below are some examples of what you may observe on the screen when you adjust the position of the markers:
Example
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Description
In the image, Markers 1 and 2 are positioned on data
points that are viewable on the screen.
In this image, Marker 1 is positioned on a data point
that is viewable on the screen while Marker 2 is
positioned on a data point that is not viewable on the
screen.
M2> , will appear at the
In such cases, an indicator,
bottom right of the screen to indicate that Marker 2 is
located at a data point towards the right.
In both images shown, both markers are positioned on
data points that are not viewable on the screen.
In the first image, an indicator, M1/2>
bottom right of the screen to indicate that both
markers are located towards the right.
To bring the markers back into view; First, press the
M1 softkey and turn the knob counter-clockwise. This
will bring marker M1 back into the edge of the screen.
Next, press the M2 softkey and turn the knob counter-
clockwise again and this will bring marker M2 to the
edge of the screen. Do note that the distance between
markers M1 and M2 is now 256 data points.
In the second image, both markers are on opposite
sides. In such cases, indicators <M1 and M2> will
appear at the bottom of the screen indicating the
direction of markers.
To bring the markers back into view; First, press the
M1 softkey and turn the knob clockwise. This will bring
marker M1 back into the edge of the screen on the left.
Next, press the M2 softkey and turn the knob counter-
clockwise and this will bring marker M2 to the edge of
the screen on the right.
Keysight DAQ970A/DAQ973A User's Guide
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