Cursor Menu

Cursor | Line Cursor

If checked, the Line cursor is displayed as a vertical red line on each M# graph.

Cursor | Band Cursor

If checked, the Band cursor is displayed as two vertical red lines (or edges) on each M# graph.

Cursor | Peak Cursor

If checked, the Peak cursor is displayed as two vertical red lines (or edges) on each M# graph, and the peak sample (maximum value of the displayed data) within the cursor band is displayed as a red dot.

Cursor | Cursor Values

If checked, the cursor values are displayed in a text box next to the cursor on each M# graph.

Cursor | Orders

If checked, all of the visible orders (2x, 3x, 4x, etc.) of the Line or Peak cursor are displayed on each M# graph.

Each order is highlighted with a red dot at the nearest sample to the order.

Data Block Showing Order cursors.

Cursor | Peak Finder

Moves the cursor to the maximum value of the displayed measurement data.

The Peak Finder only finds the peak value within the current cursor Band. Display the Band Cursor first before using the Peak Finder with the Line cursor.

Moving the Cursors

Moving the Band or Peak cursor

Moving one edge of the Band or Peak cursor

Using the Peak Finder

Animating the Shape at the Cursor Position

The Line, Peak or Band cursor must be displayed in order to animate shapes from a Data Block or Acquisition window in the connected Structure window.

Saving Shapes

The Line, Peak or Band cursor must be displayed in order to execute Tools | Save Shape.