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Setting Menu Options The activated selection is highlighted in the menu. Press the
corresponding menu button and the field will advance to
highlight and select the next item on the menu. However, if
there is only one item on a menu, pressing its button will have
no effect.
Where a menu is associated with one of the two menu knobs,
turning this knob in one direction or the other will cause the
selection to move either up or down the list in the menu.
Menus that extend along the length of two menu buttons can be
operated using both buttons. Pressing the lower of the two will
move the highlighting forward — down the list — while pushing
the upper will move the selector back up the list.
An arrow on the side of a menu frame indicates that by pressing
the button beside this arrow, the selection can be moved further
up or down the list. The arrow’s direction shows whether the
highlighting selector will move up or down. Arrows may also
indicate items that are not visible, either above or below on the
list. The respective arrow will disappear when the selection is at
the very beginning or end of the list.
As in the examples at left, some menu button and knob
combinations control the value of a continuously adjustable
variable. The knob is then used to set its value, while the button
either selects a value or makes a simple change in it.
Still other menu button and knob combinations control the value
of several continuously adjustable variables, with the knob used
to set the value and the button to highlight it.
Note: When the oscilloscope is placed in a remote state,
the REMOTE ENABLE menu will be displayed. It will
contain the command “GO TO LOCAL”, activated by menu
button if the action is possible. This is the only manual
way to turn off the REMOTE ENABLE menu. The scope
need not be in remote state to accept remote commands.
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