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To Set the High-Level and Low-Level Values
You can specify a signal by setting its amplitude and dc offset values, as described
previously. Another way to set the limits of a signal is to specify its high-level
(maximum) and low-level (minimum) values. This is typically convenient for digital
applications. In the following example, let's set the high-level to 1.0 V and the
low-level to 0.0 V.
1 Press the "Ampl" softkey to select "Ampl".
2 Press the softkey again to toggle to "HiLevel".
3 Set the "HiLevel" value.
4 Press the "LoLevel" softkey and set the value.
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Note that both the Ampl and Offset softkeys toggle together, to HiLevel and
LoLevel, respectively.
Using the numeric keypad or the knob, select a value of "1.0 V". (If you are
using the keypad, you will need to select the unit, "V", to enter the value.)
Again, use the numeric keypad or the knob to enter a value of "0.0 V".
Note that these settings (high-level = "1.0 V" and low-level = "0.0 V") are
equivalent to setting an amplitude of "1.0 Vpp" and an offset of "500 mVdc".
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