CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
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Note: It is always the case that either single-signal mode or multisignal mode is<br />
active. The operations that change time axis scaling are always executed<br />
for all signals - regardless of the setting single-signal / multisignal mode -<br />
since there is only one time axis for all signals in the Graphics window.<br />
3.4.7 Measurement Modes<br />
Measurement Mode "Point"<br />
You can activate point measurement mode in the Graphics window with the function<br />
Measurement cursor from the popup menu or by the appropriate toolbar button.<br />
If this mode is already active, it is deactivated by selecting the function again.<br />
A measurement cursor (vertical line in the window) is displayed, which you can position<br />
by clicking and holding down the left mouse button. If the mouse pointer is located<br />
above the measurement cursor, it changes its form to a horizontal double arrow.<br />
If the mouse button is pressed at a point not located above the measurement<br />
cursor, a rectangle is dragged open when the mouse is dragged. The contents of this<br />
rectangle is then displayed magnified when the mouse button is released (Zoom<br />
function). You can also move the measurement cursor by keyboard with the key<br />
combinations and .<br />
While the mouse button is held down a small square is visible which highlights the<br />
next closest measurement value. The measurement time, signal name and value are<br />
shown in the upper legend for this measurement point. In the legend with signal<br />
names, the signal values of all signals are displayed for this particular time point. The<br />
measurement cursor considers Single-Signal or Multisignal mode. In Single-Signal<br />
mode the small box only jumps to measurement points of the active signal; in Multisignal<br />
mode the box jumps to the next closest measurement point of all signals.<br />
Measurement Mode "Difference"<br />
To evaluate the in measurement value differences between two points in time, you<br />
use the difference measurement mode, which you activate by the Difference<br />
markers item from the popup menu or by the appropriate toolbar button.<br />
The measurement cursor and a difference cursor (vertical lines in the window) are<br />
displayed. If Difference mode is enabled, the cursors are shown at their active positions<br />
if they lie within the visible screen area. Otherwise they are moved to the viewing<br />
area. By clicking and holding the left mouse button you can position the cursors. If<br />
the mouse pointer is located above a cursor, it changes its form to a horizontal double<br />
arrow. If the mouse button is pressed at a point not located above the cursors, a<br />
rectangle is dragged open when the mouse is dragged. The contents of the rectangle<br />
are then displayed magnified when the mouse button is released (Zoom function).<br />
The cursors can only be positioned within the viewing area. However, the viewing<br />
area can be shifted by the arrow keys.<br />
You can also move the measurement cursors by keyboard with the key combinations<br />
and .<br />
While the key is pressed a small square is visible, which highlights the next closest<br />
measurement value. The measurement time, signal name and absolute value (not<br />
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