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Chapter 3 Graphical User Interface Functions relating to display of a trace If an unselected cursor has been moved off-screen by a zoom, it can be brought back on to the screen by selecting it and then pressing one of the direction keys or . It will then appear on whichever edge of the screen is closest to its position. When the cursor function is selected, the keys vertically. and move the trace Selection of the Two types of cursors can be defined: type of cursor 1 Cursor on X: only a vertical bar is present. 2 Cursor on X and Y: there is a vertical bar and a horizontal bar. The intersection between these two bars is placed on the trace. To display the type of cursor selected, click on Advanced. Then select the key CursorX/CursorY to modify the current choice. Each click on this key will alternatively insert or delete the check mark against Cursor Y. Zoom and Shift functions Zoom function The Zoom function is used to analyze part of the trace in greater detail. In association with Event (OTDR) or Channel (WDM) it enables rapid checking of a succession of events or channels. The zoom is centred on the cursor selected. If the two cursors A and B are selected, the zoom is centred midway between the two cursors. The position of the section of trace displayed with respect to the complete trace is represented by a red rectangle on the mini-trace at the top lefthand corner of the screen. To define a zoom on the trace: – select cursor A or B and center it on the zone to be examined – on the Shift/Zoom key, select the Zoom function. – use the User Manual or key to increase or reduce the zoom factor. 780000102/09 37