Oscilloscope - Revision history

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How to use

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Triggering

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Triggering

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Introduction

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Introduction

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Introduction

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Introduction

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Introduction

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 ==How to use==
-To setup a channel, simply click the Add data button for a channel, and select the relevant analog or digital, then click ok. When simulation starts, you’ll begin to see data appear on the screen. If you are using Matrix hardware, you can click the Ghost button when simulation is not running in order to view live data from the microcontroller. You can add up to 4 channels simultaneously, and hide existing channels by unchecking the check boxes.
+To setup a channel, simply click the Add data button for a channel, and select the relevant analog, digital or Vairable, then click ok. When simulation starts, you’ll begin to see data appear on the screen. If you are using Matrix hardware, you can click the Ghost button when simulation is not running in order to view live data from the microcontroller. You can add up to 4 channels simultaneously, and hide existing channels by unchecking the check boxes.
 You can drag the arrow that represents the 0V base line for a channel, in order to modify the waveform’s vertical offset. You can also click use the combo-boxes underneath the grid in order to modify the height of channels.
 In order to modify the time, use the drop-down combo box on the bottom-left, labelled “Scale”. To tell Flowcode that your board is operating in 3V3 voltage mode, use the checkbox at the top of the window.
 ==Triggering==

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	Please note that the oscilloscope is not designed for viewing extremely high-speed signals (in the microsecond range) over long time periods. For this type of analysis, we recommend the [[Using_the_Data_Scope\|Data Recorder]].		Please note that the oscilloscope is not designed for viewing extremely high-speed signals (in the microsecond range) over long time periods. For this type of analysis, we recommend the [[Using_the_Data_Scope\|Data Recorder]].
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	'''Sweep type''': If set to “Single”, then after firing, the oscilloscope will draw to the right end of the screen and then maintain the image until the trigger is re-armed. If set to “Repeat”, the trigger will remain armed after firing, and after the oscilloscope has drawn to the right end of the screen, re-fire when the event next occurs.		'''Sweep type''': If set to “Single”, then after firing, the oscilloscope will draw to the right end of the screen and then maintain the image until the trigger is re-armed. If set to “Repeat”, the trigger will remain armed after firing, and after the oscilloscope has drawn to the right end of the screen, re-fire when the event next occurs.

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	Triggering allows the view of the data to remain fixed until an event happens. Click “Use Trigger” to activate trigger mode. You will see the data disappear until the trigger is armed. The settings for modifying the trigger behaviour are as follows:		Triggering allows the view of the data to remain fixed until an event happens. Click “Use Trigger” to activate trigger mode. You will see the data disappear until the trigger is armed. The settings for modifying the trigger behaviour are as follows:

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	'''Sweep type''': If set to “Single”, then after firing, the oscilloscope will draw to the right end of the screen and then maintain the image until the trigger is re-armed. If set to “Repeat”, the trigger will remain armed after firing, and after the oscilloscope has drawn to the right end of the screen, re-fire when the event next occurs.		'''Sweep type''': If set to “Single”, then after firing, the oscilloscope will draw to the right end of the screen and then maintain the image until the trigger is re-armed. If set to “Repeat”, the trigger will remain armed after firing, and after the oscilloscope has drawn to the right end of the screen, re-fire when the event next occurs.

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