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"False colors": color changes gradually in a wide color spectrum with increasing
cumulative occurance.
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Spectrum: colors used to display the wave lengths of the light are assigned to the
cumulative occurance. High cumulative occurance is displayed blue like high wave
lenght.
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Single event: single events and very seldom events appear yellow, a higher cumu-
lative occurance is shown with blue color. This view helps to indentify specific events.
SCPI command:
DISPlay:COLor:SIGNal<m>:ASSign on page 494
4.1.3.2 Color Tables
Color tables define the color of the waveform pixels depending on the cumulative occur-
ance of the associated values. By default, the intensity of the specific waveform color
varies according to the cumulative occurance of the values, i.e. the more often a value
occurs, the darker the color of the data point is displayed.
The following default color tables are provided:
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Temperature
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False colors
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Spectrum
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Single event
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M-Hot
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M-Hsv
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M-Jet
The editing table allows you to edit existing color tables or add new ones that can then
be assigned to the waveforms. To assign a color table to a waveform, use the "Signal
colors / Persistence" tab.
See also:
● chapter 4.1.2.1, "Editing Waveform Colors", on page 89
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