The DSO display reconfigures automatically depending which operating mode and display type is selected via the mode buttons. Two of the most important displays are explained here.


Dual Trace Analog Display

DSO Analog Display
  1. Display Graticule: all waveforms are displayed on the 8 x 10 graticule.
  2. Channel A Trace: Channel A trace drawn in yellow.
  3. Channel B Trace: Channel B trace drawn in green.
  4. Waveform Offset: used to scroll both waveforms left and right.
  5. Zoom Band: indicates where the zoom timebase will operate (when enabled).
  6. Trigger Delay: time of the left edge of the display referenced to the trigger.
  7. Timebase: the prevailing timebase setting (time per division).
  8. Sample Rate: display sample rate (note this may be different to the capture rate).
  9. V/Div Channel A: vertical scaling channel A (volts per division).
  10. V/Div Channel B: vertical scaling channel B (volts per division).

Mixed Mode Analog/Logic Display

DSO Mixed Display
  1. Analog Display: analog trace displayed on the 8 x 10 graticule.
  2. Logic Display: 8 logic traces displayed concurrently with the analog trace.
  3. Analog Info: same information set as the dual channel analog display.
  4. Logic Info: a sub-set of information pertaining to the logic display.
  5. Waveform Offset: used to scroll both analog/logic displays left and right.