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===Channel Selection===
 
===Channel Selection===
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1 - <span style="color:#00FF1D;">Green</span>:
  
 
Select which of the 4 channels you wish to display using the on/ off buttons. Below the channel select is a drop down box, allowing users to select which microconrtoller pin is monitored by the oscilloscope. The radio buttons below each channel are used to select the focus of the volts/ div dial below.
 
Select which of the 4 channels you wish to display using the on/ off buttons. Below the channel select is a drop down box, allowing users to select which microconrtoller pin is monitored by the oscilloscope. The radio buttons below each channel are used to select the focus of the volts/ div dial below.
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===Voltage / Vertical Scale===
 
===Voltage / Vertical Scale===
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Select the vertical scale (Volts/div) of the selected channel. Note, this can be different for each channel, to suit your requirements.
 
Select the vertical scale (Volts/div) of the selected channel. Note, this can be different for each channel, to suit your requirements.
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===Scope Trace Pane===
 
===Scope Trace Pane===
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The main viewing window of the oscilloscope. Any channels switched ON are presented in this window. The trace colour matches the channel. For example, Channel 1 = RED. The small triangle icons on the axes are the triggering cursors. Explained in point 5.
 
The main viewing window of the oscilloscope. Any channels switched ON are presented in this window. The trace colour matches the channel. For example, Channel 1 = RED. The small triangle icons on the axes are the triggering cursors. Explained in point 5.
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===Time Base / Horizontal Scale===
 
===Time Base / Horizontal Scale===
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4 - <span style="color:#FF05D1;">Pink</span>:
  
 
Users can select the time base of the oscilloscope here. Note, the time base is the same for each of the 4 channels, and cannot be individually set. It is measured in s/div.  
 
Users can select the time base of the oscilloscope here. Note, the time base is the same for each of the 4 channels, and cannot be individually set. It is measured in s/div.  
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===Trigger Settings===
 
===Trigger Settings===
5 - <span style="color:#00FFFA;">Turquoise:</span>
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Users select their triggering options in this window. Select which channel the oscilloscope will trigger from, and on what edge of the signal; rising, falling or rising AND falling.
 
Users select their triggering options in this window. Select which channel the oscilloscope will trigger from, and on what edge of the signal; rising, falling or rising AND falling.
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===Trigger Style===
 
===Trigger Style===
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Users configure the run properties of the scope here. If single mode is enabled, the scope will run until a trigger occurs and stop monitoring signals. If RPT (repeat) is enabled the scope will continue to run indefinitely.
 
Users configure the run properties of the scope here. If single mode is enabled, the scope will run until a trigger occurs and stop monitoring signals. If RPT (repeat) is enabled the scope will continue to run indefinitely.
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===Scope Run / Stop Controls===
 
===Scope Run / Stop Controls===
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This option allows users to switch the scope ON/ OFF.
 
This option allows users to switch the scope ON/ OFF.

Revision as of 12:29, 2 March 2017

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Oscilloscope Introduction

Flowcode now includes a 4 channel, fully triggering oscilloscope, ideal for testing your applications in both hardware and simulation.

It works alongside Ghost Technology to allow users to monitor signals in real time using In Circuit Test (ICT).


Scope Overview

Below is an annotated screen shot of the Flowcode oscilloscope, indicating features and controls.

Oscilloscope.png


Channel Selection

1 - Green:

Select which of the 4 channels you wish to display using the on/ off buttons. Below the channel select is a drop down box, allowing users to select which microconrtoller pin is monitored by the oscilloscope. The radio buttons below each channel are used to select the focus of the volts/ div dial below.


Voltage / Vertical Scale

2 - Blue:

Select the vertical scale (Volts/div) of the selected channel. Note, this can be different for each channel, to suit your requirements.


Scope Trace Pane

3 - Yellow:

The main viewing window of the oscilloscope. Any channels switched ON are presented in this window. The trace colour matches the channel. For example, Channel 1 = RED. The small triangle icons on the axes are the triggering cursors. Explained in point 5.


Time Base / Horizontal Scale

4 - Pink:

Users can select the time base of the oscilloscope here. Note, the time base is the same for each of the 4 channels, and cannot be individually set. It is measured in s/div.


Trigger Settings

5 - Turquoise:

Users select their triggering options in this window. Select which channel the oscilloscope will trigger from, and on what edge of the signal; rising, falling or rising AND falling.


Trigger Style

6 - Purple:

Users configure the run properties of the scope here. If single mode is enabled, the scope will run until a trigger occurs and stop monitoring signals. If RPT (repeat) is enabled the scope will continue to run indefinitely.


Scope Run / Stop Controls

7 - Red:

This option allows users to switch the scope ON/ OFF.