Setting the Display Options

Setting the Display Options
The display options enable you to zoom in on portions of the graph, or to see the entire trace at once.

Step
Notes

1
[Display]

2
On [View] select [Zoom] or [Full].
If you are displaying Zoom view and select Full view, the display changes the top-left and bottom-left graphs to show the first 256 codes in the top graph, and the second 256 codes in the bottom graph. If you select Zoom, the two keys, Position and Width (see Steps 3 and 6 below), become available.

3
[Position]
When you are in Zoom view, this option changes the starting point (spread code) of the section of the full view (upper graph) that the Zoom view (lower graph) will expand for more detailed analysis.

4
Enter the position using the numeric keypad.

5
[Enter]

6
On [Width] select [32], [64], [128], or [256].
In Zoom view, smaller numbers selected with this option correspond to narrower zoom windows on the full view. If you select 32 for example, you will have the minimum window and maximum zoom. You will also see channel information displayed below each active channel. The data displayed is the spreading factor used by that channel and its spread code or OVSF number.


	Step	Notes
1	[Display]
2	On [View] select [Zoom] or [Full].	If you are displaying Zoom view and select Full view, the display changes the top-left and bottom-left graphs to show the first 256 codes in the top graph, and the second 256 codes in the bottom graph. If you select Zoom, the two keys, Position and Width (see Steps 3 and 6 below), become available.
3	[Position]	When you are in Zoom view, this option changes the starting point (spread code) of the section of the full view (upper graph) that the Zoom view (lower graph) will expand for more detailed analysis.
4	Enter the position using the numeric keypad.
5	[Enter]
6	On [Width] select [32], [64], [128], or [256].	In Zoom view, smaller numbers selected with this option correspond to narrower zoom windows on the full view. If you select 32 for example, you will have the minimum window and maximum zoom. You will also see channel information displayed below each active channel. The data displayed is the spreading factor used by that channel and its spread code or OVSF number.