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Operating the instrument
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MXO 4 Series
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Recall
Opens a window to select and load instrument settings that were previously stored in a
saveset.
Save setup
Saves the current instrument settings in a saveset.
You can reload the saveset using the "Recall" toolbar icon, or using "Menu" >"Save/
Recall" > "Recall" tab > "Saveset".
The filename is created according to the autonaming pattern, defined in "Menu" > "Set-
tings" > "Save / Recall" > "Autonaming" tab.
Screen capture
Saves a screenshot of the current display using the settings defined in "Menu" >"Save/
Recall" > "Save" tab > "Screenshot".
Annotate
Displays drawing tools for marking areas on the diagram, and for adding text. You can
also select the color.
See also: Chapter 4.12, "Adding annotations", on page 65.
Clear
Deletes all measurement results including all waveforms and statistics.
Remote command:
DISPlay:CLR on page 421
Autoset and Preset
Performs an autoset, or a preset to a default state. The icons have the same function-
ality as the corresponding keys on the front panel. They are useful when you operate
the instrument remotely.
Run / stop and Run single
Starts and stops the continuous acquisition, or starts a defined number of acquisition
cycles. The icons have the same functionality as the corresponding keys on the front
panel. They are useful when you operate the instrument remotely.
Force trigger
Starts an immediate single acquisition. If the acquisition is running in normal mode and
no valid trigger occurs, use "Force trigger" to confirm that a signal is available. Then
you can use the displayed waveform to determine how to trigger on it.
Add zoom
Adds a zoom diagram, an area of the acquired waveform which is visually enlarged.
Click on a diagram to create a zoom or draw a rectangle to define the range of the
zoom.
Add cursor
Adds a cursor set. Select the cursor type and the source to be measured.
See also: Chapter 9.1, "Cursor measurements", on page 193.
Toolbar
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