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Grid Layout: The grid layout defaults to "Automatic" mode, in which

PicoScope automatically arranges views in a grid. You can

also select one of the standard grid layouts or create a

custom layout, which PicoScope will preserve as you add or

remove views.

Arrange Grid Layout: Adjust the grid layout to fit the number of views. Moves any

tabbed views to empty viewports. Overrides any previous

choice of grid layout.

Reset View Sizes: If you have resized any of the views by dragging the vertical

or horizontal separator bars between viewports, this option

resets all the viewports to their original sizes.

Move View To: Move a view to a specified viewport. You can achieve the

same effect by dragging the view by its name tab and

dropping it in a new viewport. See How to move a view .

Arrange views: If multiple views are stacked in the same viewport, move

them into their own viewports.

Auto-arrange axes: Scale and offsets all traces to fill the view and avoid

overlaps.

Reset View Layout: Reset the scale factor and offset of the selected view to their

default values.

View Properties: Show the Properties sheet , which lists scope settings that

are normally hidden.

Reference Waveforms:Copy one of the available channels to a new Reference

Waveform and add it to the view.

Masks: Select which masks (see Mask Limit Testing ) are visible.

Add Measurement: See Measurements menu .

Edit Measurement:

Delete Measurement:

6.3.1

Custom grid layout dialog

Location:

right-click on view > Views menu > Grid Layout > Custom

layout...

or Menu bar > Views > Grid Layout

Purpose:

if the Grid Layout section of the Views menu does not contain the

layout you want, this dialog gives further options

You can lay out the view grid with any number of rows and columns up to 4 by 4.

You can then drag the views to different locations in the grid.

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