The curve list is a toolbar you can use to set scaling factors and to hide, show or activate curves. You can select multiple curves for this. Most curve commands are applied to all marked curves.
The command View > Curve list shows or hides the curve list.
Curve List
Activate a curve by clicking it in the list.
Hide or show curves by clicking the check boxes.
Use the small arrow buttons below the list or the up and down arrow keys while holding the Alt key to rearrange the order of the curves.
Mark multiple curves by clicking them while holding down the Ctrl key.
To highlight a range, click on the first curve and then on the last curve in the range while holding down the shift key.
The number of active channels is displayed below the curve list along with the maximum number.
Y: <unit> / Div
Enter the amplification for the active curve. Negative values result in an inverted representation.
The arrow buttons change this value in steps of 1, 2 and 5.
Offset
Position the active curve in the direction of the Y axis. Enter the offset in units of the active curve.
The arrow buttons change the position one grid step at a time.
Please note that with a variable grid, the scale is automatically adjusted when the size of the window is changed.
Settings
Keep Offset
By default, the offset is adjusted when the amplification is changed so that the mean of the curve does not shift in the visible area. This way curves that are identical to a large degree remain in the visible area.
Select this box if the offset should remain unchanged when the amplification is changed for the active curve.
You can also activate this option with the CurveĀ > Keep Offset command.
X: <unit> / Div
Shows the units per division in the X direction. You can change this value for a fixed grid.
The arrow buttons change this value in steps of 1, 2 and 5.
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