User`s guide

Vector Scope
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to reposition it in the scope window; double click on the line label to edit the
text. Note that when the simulation is rerun, the new edits are lost and the
labels revert to the defaults. The
Channel legend option can also be set in the
Axes menu of the scope window.
When
Compact display is selected, the scope completely fills the containing
figure window. Menus and axis titles are not displayed, and the numerical axis
labels are shown within the axes. When
Compact display is deselected, the
axis labels and titles are displayed in a gray border surrounding the scope axes,
and the window’s menus (including
Axes and Channels) and toolbar are
visible. This option can also be set in the
Axes menu of the scope window.
When
Open scope at start of simulation is selected, the scope opens at the
start of the simulation. When this parameter is deselected, the scope does not
open automatically during the simulation. To view the scope, double-click on
the Vector Scope block, which brings up the scope as well as the block
parameter dialog box. This feature is useful when you have several scope
blocks in a model, and you do not want to view all the associated scopes during
the simulation.
Open scope immediately allows you to open the scope from the Vector Scope
parameters dialog box while the simulation is running. If the simulation is
running and the scope window is not visible, you can double-click on the scope
block to expose the scope window and the parameters dialog box. If you close
the scope window during simulation, you can make it visible again by checking
the
Open scope immediately check box as long as the simulation is running.
The check box will become deselected as soon as the scope opens.
The
Scope position parameter specifies a four-element vector of the form
[left bottom width height]
specifying the position of the scope window on the screen, where (0,0) is the
lower-left corner of the display. See the MATLAB
figure command for more
information.
Axis Properties
The Vector Scope and Spectrum Scope blocks also share a similar collection of
axis property settings. For the Vector Scope, the parameters listed under the
Axis properties check box vary with the domain of the input. The dialogue box
below shows the parameters available for frequency-domain data.