DSCALE

y1

y2

/

yexp

save

lin

log

sqrt

wrap

nowrap

upd()

live

all

window()

bins()

debug

Purpose

Parameters

y1

y2

New y-scale limits. If 'y1' is omitted, it is set to zero. An asterisk (*) means the corresponding actual value.
If 'y1' and 'y2' are omitted, the cursor is activated once to obtain the upper scale limit; the lower one is set to 0. The x-coordinate of the cursor specifies a channel, the y-coordinate the new height of the chosen channel in the new displayed spectrum.

yexp

The cursor is activated twice to get the lower and upper scale limit for the spectrum to be displayed.

save

The specified scale limits are saved, i.e. they update the limits for the display mode fix (See also command DMODE .)

lin

Linear axis.

log

Logarithmic axis.

sqrt

Square root axis.
Not yet implemented.
If neither lin, log, nor sqrt, is specified, the y-axis refers to the global mode; startup default is a linear y-axis.

wrap

If the data of a channel exceed the y-scale, the excess is displayed as in some multichannel analyzer displays:
y = MOD(y,ymax)
Not yet implemented.

nowr

Overflows are not displayed (default):
y = MIN(y,ymax)
Not yet implemented.

upd

The spectrum is updated periodically; the period is 10 seconds unless redefined by the command DMODE.
Not yet implemented.

live

Each event is immediately displayed.
Not yet implemented.

all

The whole spectrum is displayed.

window(w)

Spectrum segment to be displayed, specified by w =

• * : analyzer limits
• letter : display window identifier
• one number : analyzer condition number
• number list : pairs of channel limits, given for each dimension

An x-limit omitted in the number list is replaced by the actual value; an asterisk (*) means the corresponding analyzer limit.
If all and window are omitted, the last displayed spectrum segment is presented again.

bins(b)

Display bin size. Default is the bin size of the respective analyzer dimension.

debug

Debug switch. Lots of output !

Function

Remarks

Examples

DSC  1000 1100 / ALL

DSC / Y