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Dran-View 6 User Guide

10.10. Active Tool Area Marker

Area

Marker

When this tool is active, its icon on the Chart Toolbar and in the Tools > Active

Tool menu will look like this: . When this tool is active and the cursor is

positioned above a Chart, the cursor will look like this: . This tool can be

active simultaneously with other tools. An active state does not necessarily indicate

that the tool will be used when you click in a chart. Instead, an active state shows

that an area marker is active in the chart which has focus. The state of this tool is

maintained individually for each chart. Select the tool again to disable it and hide

all area markers in the active chart.

To select an area, left-click over the first point in a chart while moving the pointer

to the second point. Release the button when done. Repeating this action will

remove the first area marker. This means only one area marker can be shown in

each chart.

The area marker is used to select the ranges to be used for math calculations. For

example, DFT calculations for DFT charts, phasors, or statistic grids.

The appearance and behavior of the area marker tool can be modified on the

Markers property page in the chart's property dialog box. You will find the Free

Selection setting on this page.

If Free Selection is enabled, the Area Marker will not analyze for automatic full-

cycle waveform selection in the Waveform Chart.

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If there are several X-axes, and you pan or zoom in on one of them, you may see

two separate area markers. However, if you select a new range, all this will

disappear and be replaced by overlapping markers extending between the points

you selected, independent of the axes zoom and pan states. As waveform samples

may exist at different intervals, this may result in fewer cycles being selected for

some axes than for others. This may be hard to discern, but if you look closely, a

thin, black line will indicate the start and end points of each marker.

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