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Juxt Trace Scroll
Controls: File Menu >> Juxt Dialog >> Trace Scroll
These up and down arrow buttons control which trace is shown on the adjacent Select button. If the Select button is on, only one trace at a time is shown, and the scroll arrows allow you to select that trace. If Array is on, that trace will be shown highlighted. You don't need to use the scroll arrows if you just want to Select a different trace from among those on the screen; just left-click on it while holding the CTRL key down. The Array shows only traces compatible with the Selected trace type and the current display mode. For example, spectrum averages can only be shown in Spectrum mode, so if you are in waveform display mode and Select is set to a waveform, waveform average, or non-averaged spectrum trace, then spectrum average traces will not be seen. If you toggle to Spectrum mode, they will be shown. Similarly, Histogram traces are only compatible with other Histograms. You can view Arrays of histograms obtained at different sample rates, since sample rate has no bearing on the histogram. All other types of traces must have matching sample rates to be compatible. Note that once Array mode is active it only shows traces compatible with the original Select trace. You can then scroll only among those traces. If you want to see traces of an incompatible type, toggle Select on (Array goes off) to see individual traces and scroll to a trace of the desired type, then toggle Array back on. If the Show button is off, any trace whose Hide button is depressed will not be shown in the Array, but will still be shown on the Select button as you scroll past it. If Show is on, the otherwise-hidden trace will be shown dotted. Macro Notes: JuxtScr=>1 scrolls up one trace, and JuxtScr=>-1 scrolls down one trace. Only +/-1 step is accepted. "Up" and "down" are always relative to the screen positions of the traces as shown in the array. If Sort and/or Direction change the order of the traces on the screen, scrolling still behaves the same relative to the screen. |
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