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Allow numerical input for analog voltage scale
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Tim |
Similar to the ability to set the exact time-scale at the bottom right of the software, but instead, for the V-scale.
"Other nice to haves would be a "Set all analog axes to match this one" option like is used for row heights, and to have the axis limits saved in Presets."
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Thomasso
A way to numerically set the analog voltage range instead of zooming and dragging.
Tim
Merged with: Easily set the analog range.
Jonas
I want to use Saleae for documentation purpose. It would therefore be very nice to be able to set the voltage scale (Y-axis) manually for each channel.
Tim
Merged with: Set voltage scale manually
Tim
Hi Jonas, this is possible now. You can take a look at the support article below. Specifically, you'll want to look at the section titled "Y-Axis Zoom for Analog Channels." Keyboard shortcuts also exist for the same zoom functions, and each analog channel can be zoomed in independently of each other.
support.saleae.com/user-guide/using-logic/navigating-your-data
Hope this helps!
Jonas
Hi Tim
But what I would like is to set the voltage scale to a certain value. Let's say 4 V.
So what would be nice would be to have that available from the manu (Y zoom-out / zoom-in / Y fit + Y set).
I use Saleae for documentation and having a defined scale would be appreciated.
Tim
Ah makes sense! We're tracking this feature request in a different idea post. I'll merge yours into that one:
ideas.saleae.com/b/feature-requests/voltage-scale-setting-for-analog/
Tim
(#61300)
"Is there a better way to set the displayed range? The default is +/-10V, but I need to look at two signals around 3.5V. So I’d like to adjust the displayed range so they match exactly. I tried the “Resize all channels …” command but that didn’t work. Also, I don’t want to resize the other channels."
Phil
Rescale All Selected Analog Channels to This One. Where it rescales Analog Channels.
Tim
Merged with: Rescale All Selected Analog Channels to This One
Jason
In some applications I am using multiple analog channels to record the same type of signal, and want to view them with identical axes. Right now I have to manually zoom each channel to the proper axes. It would be easier and faster if I could just type in the axis limits I want to use.
Other nice to haves would be a "Set all analog axes to match this one" option like is used for row heights, and to have the axis limits saved in Presets.
Tim
Merged with: Define analog axis limits
Tim
(#58579)
"Feature Request - Set the vertical scale of Analog Measurement. It would be usefull if we can set Min and Max value of the Y scale on analog channel. Thanks to that so it would be usefull from one time to another to compare signals more easily. Because, for the moment, the only possible setting for Y scale is "Fit" command."
Tim
(#53065)
"I am reading 16 analog signal and some of them are static level (eg 0.3V).
I'd love to be able to set the scale/range of the signals to 0..5V.
As I understand it, I can use ctl+mouse_wheel to zoom_in/out, but this often also create an offset and I'd like the 0V to stay at the bottom.
This would allow me to determine, at a glance, if the voltage changed as expected without rescalling on every capture to check."
Jonas
How can this feature not already exist in the software? All oscilloscopes have a vertical scale button and a vertical offset button for a reason.
The Y zoom and the Y fit button can achieve this but it would be soooo much easier if you instead could define a voltage scale and offset. A good place to put it would be on right mouse button pop-up menu over the voltage scale indication. A nice feature would be to also add a "Apply to all channels" function.
Tim
Thanks. I agree we need this feature. We've had a few requests for this (for good reason of course). I'll flag this to our development team.
I also have some comments from another user which I'll post above yours now to make sure we log everyone's need. This helps us with roadmap prioritization in the meantime.
Peter Jaquiery
I'd vote for this except that now that I've found the "drag the scale" (Ctrl-Alt) modifier there's not as much need and the auto-fit pretty much cleans up the issue in any case for me.
Saleae
We'll soon have auto-fit. Would that be good enough?
Thomasso
It would be very useful if I could switch between autoscale mode and fixed range mode. I will massively use Logic in the future to capture several analog channels with the same fixed range (say 0 - 3.3V). If I could both fix the channels' height and the analog ranges then I could easily see the differences of the pulse amplitudes among the channels every time.