Analysis of a Scope View 7 Analysis of a Scope View Cursor Two cursors are available to TCatScopeView. The selection is made by way of the 'Cursor' properties page that is associated with the Scope View. There are a number of ways of moving the cursor in Scope View. If the cursor is to be moved by the mouse, the Scope View in which the cursor is located must first be selected. Next, the cursor button in the toolbar must be activated. The cursor can now be moved by pressing the left mouse button on the cursor and holding it down. If the cursor is to be moved with the arrow keys, the cursor that is to be moved must first be selected in the properties page (click with the right mouse button).
If that is done, the cursor can be moved with the arrow keys. If the cursor is moved in a vertical direction, the next interpolation point is always shown. In horizontal direction the cursor is always moved by one point. With and arrow the cursor is moved by 10 interpolation points. The Y-values displayed in the cursor list describe either the intersection with the curve or the intersection with the horizontal cursor. The selection is made by means of the two buttons that are located at the top of the properties page. Scope View 19 Version: 1.1