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Users Manual
Delete Waveform
Pressing the delete… soft-key displays a request for confirmation that the selected
waveform is to be deleted from the backup memory.
Delete waveform
"wv01 "
?
cancel delete
Confirm deletion by pressing the delete soft-key which will return the display to the
MODIFY screen with the next arb waveform automatically selected; the cancel soft
key aborts the deletion.
A waveform cannot be deleted from the backup memory until it has first been deleted
from all channel memories.
A waveform cannot be deleted from a channel’s memory if it is being output on that
channel. The waveform must first be deselected by selecting an alternative waveform.
Make the new selection using either the STANDARD WAVEFORMS or the ARBS
screen.
You will then be able to delete the waveform from the channel memory by selecting the
ARBS screen for that channel.
ARBS: chan mem
wv00 01024 del
wv01 03872
wv02 00500 del
A del soft-key will appear against those waveforms in the channels memory which are
not in use. Press the appropriate del soft-key to delete the waveform from channel
memory. You can then complete the deletion from backup memory as described above.
Edit Waveform
Pressing the edit waveform… soft-key calls the EDIT FUNCTIONS menu:
EDIT FUNCTIONS:
point edit…
line draw…
wave insert…
From this menu you can select functions which permit you to edit the waveform point-
by-point (point edit), by drawing lines between two points (line draw) or by inserting all
or part of an existing waveform into the waveform being edited (wave insert). In addition,
sections of the waveform can be selected and their peak-to-peak level changed using
wave amplitude, or their baseline can be changed using wave offset. Sections of the
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