9335
Instruction Manual
WAVE PROCESSOR
Mar. 2019 Revised edition 12
9335A981-12 19-03H
EN
Contents
Introduction i
Notes on Use i
Chapter 1 Overview 1
1.1 Product Overview 1
1.2 Specifications
Chapter 2 Setup 7
2.1 Minimum System Configuration 7
2.2 Installation and Uninstallation
2.3 Starting and Quitting the Wave Processor
Chapter 3 Waveform Window 9
3.1 Loading Waveform Files 9
3.2 Working in the Waveform Window
3.2.1 Waveform Window Menu 11
3.2.2 Main Toolbar 12
3.2.3 Waveform Window Toolbar 13
3.2.4 Popup Menu 14
3.2.5 Setting Waveform Graphs 17
3.2.6 Setting Display Ranges 18
3.3 Time-Axis Cursors 19
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3.3.1 Manipulating Cursors 19
3.3.2 Displaying the Time-Axis Cursor Dialog Box 20
3.4 Voltage Cursors 21
3.4.1 Manipulating Cursors 21
3.4.2 Displaying the Voltage Cursor Dialog Box 21
3.5 Interval-specifying Cursors 22
3.5.1 Manipulating Cursors 22
3.5.2 Displaying the Interval-specifying Cursor
Dialog Box 22
3.6 Waveform Information Dialog Box 23
3.7 Searching Waveform Data
3.7.1 Search by Date/time 23
3.7.2 Search by Maximum, Minimum, Maximal,
or Minimal Value 24
3.7.3 Search by Level 25
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3.8 Numerical Operation 26
3.8.1 Setting Calculations 27
3.8.2 Executing Calculations 30
3.9 Manipulating the Waveform on Each Channel 31
3.9.1 Waveform Operations 31
3.9.2 Setting Others 32
3.10 Setting Scaling and Channel Comments 33
3.10.1 Setting Scaling 33
3.10.2 Setting Channel Comments 34
3.11 Using Tools 34
3.11.1 Registering Applications 34
3.11.2 Executing the Tool 34
3.12 Saving Waveform Data over Existing Data 35
3.13 Numeric Display of Waveform Data
3.13.1 Logging Window Menus 36
3.13.2 Logging Window Toolbar 37
3.13.3 Other Operations 37
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3.14 Waveform Window Hard Copy 38
3.14.1 Setting Hard Copy 38
3.14.2 Executing Hard Copy 38
Chapter 4 Text Conversion 39
4.1 Converting All 39
4.2 Converting Partially
4.3 Converting Collectively
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Chapter 5 X-Y Synthesis Window 41
5.1 Displaying the X-Y Synthesis Window 41
5.2 Manipulating the X-Y Synthesis Window
5.2.1 X-Y Window Menus 42
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5.2.2 X-Y Waveform Toolbar 43
5.2.3 Popup Menu 43
5.2.4 Setting XY Graphs 45
5.2.5 Setting the XY Synthesis Range 46
5.3 Cursor Function 47
5.3.1 Trace Cursors 47
5.3.2 Voltage Cursors 48
5.3.3 Popup Menu 49
5.4 Waveform Information Dialog Box 49
5.5 Manipulating XY Graphs 49
5.5.1 Waveform Operations 49
5.5.2 XY Window Hard Copy 50
5.5.3 Setting Scaling and Channel Comments 50
Chapter 6 Printing 51
6.1 Screen Print 51
6.1.1 Printing 51
6.1.2 Print Preview 51
6.1.3 Setting Screen Print 51
6.2 Detail Print 52
6.2.1 Printing 52
6.2.2 Detail Print Preview 52
6.2.3 Setting Detail Print 52
6.3 Logging Printing 56
6.3.1 Logging Printing 56
6.3.2 Logging print preview 56
6.3.3 Logging print settings 56
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this HIOKI "9335 WAVE PROCESSOR". To get
the maximum performance from the unit, please read this manual first, and
keep this at hand.
Trademarks
Microsoft and Windows, Windows Vista, Microsoft Excel are either
registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and other countries.
Notes on Use
In order to ensure safe operation and to obtain maximum performance from
the unit, observe the cautions listed below.
Always hold the disc by the edges, so as not to make fingerprints on the
label side or scratch the printing.
Never touch the recorded side of the disc. Do not place the disc directly
on anything hard.
Do not wet the disc with volatile alcohol or water, as there is a possibility
of the label printing disappearing.
To write on the disc label surface, use a spirit-based felt pen. Do not use a
ball-point pen or hard-tipped pen, because there is a danger of scratching
the surface and corrupting the data. Do not use adhesive labels.
Do not expose the disc directly to the sun's rays, or keep it in conditions
of high temperature or humidity, as there is a danger of warping, with
consequent loss of data.
To remove dirt, dust, or fingerprints from the disc, wipe with a dry cloth,
or use a CD cleaner. Always wipe radially from the inside to the outside,
and do no wipe with circular movements. Never use abrasives or solvent
cleaners.
In the interests of ongoing product developments, there may be minor
discrepancies between screen displays and the operating instructions, and
in the data conversion process.
HIOKI cannot accept any responsibility for the results of using this
product.
The following symbols are used in this Instruction Manual to indicate the
relative importance of cautions and warnings.
NOTE
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Denotes items of advice related to performance of the
equipment or to its correct operation.
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Chapter 1
Overview
1.1 Product Overview
The 9335 WAVE PROCESSOR offers the following features:
1. Waveform display
The waveform files recorded by the HIOKI MEMORY HiCORDER can
be displayed on a PC monitor. The displayed waveform data can be
magnified or compressed and scrolled. Even large-capacity waveform files
can be loaded and displayed at high speed.
2. Print
The waveforms recorded by the HIOKI MEMORY HiCORDER can be
printed in detail, along with hard copies of the waveform window
produced from a printer.
3. Search function
The date/time, voltage levels, maximum and minimum values, and any
other necessary data can be searched.
4. Numerical operation
Average value, maximum value, standard deviation, and various other
data can be obtained by calculation.
5. Text convert function
The waveform files recorded by the HIOKI MEMORY HiCORDER can
be converted into text format for processing by such spreadsheet software
as Microsoft Excel .
6. X-Y synthesis
The waveform data can be X-Y synthesized before being displayed on the
screen.
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1.2 Specifications
General specifications
Supplied media One CD-R
Operating environment PCs running Windows.
1 GHz or faster 32-bit or 64-bit processor, and 2 GB RAM
Video capabilities with 1024 x 768 resolution or higher and 256 or more colors
Minimum hard disk space required for installation 20 MB or more
CD-ROM drive required (used for installation)
OS Windows 7 (32bit/64bit), Windows 8 (32bit/64bit), Windows 10
(32bit/64bit)
Supported recorders HIOKI 8807-01, 8808-01, 8807-51, 8808-51,
8714-01, 8715-01, 8730-10, 8731-10
HIOKI 8870-20, 8870-21, MR8870-20, MR8870-30,
MR8880-20, MR8880-21
HIOKI 8826, 8835, 8835-01, 8841, 8842, 8720,
8860, 8861, 8860-50, 8861-50 (Can not load the waveform
data with different sampling rates)
Compatible input units:
8936 ANALOG UNIT, 8937 VOLTAGE/TEMP UNIT,
8938 FFT ANALOG UNIT, 8939 STRAIN UNIT, 8940 F/V UNIT,
8946 4ch ANALOG UNIT, 8947 CHARGE UNIT
8956 ANALOG UNIT, 8957 HIGH RESOLUTION UNIT,
8958 16ch SCANNER UNIT, 8959 DC/RMS UNIT,
8960 STRAIN UNIT, 8961 HIGH VOLTAGE UNIT
HIOKI 8855
Compatible input units:
8950 ANALOG UNIT, 8951 VOLTAGE/CURRENT UNIT,
8952 DC/RMS UNIT, 8953-10 HIGH RESOLUTION UNIT,
8954 VOLTAGE/TEMP UNIT, 8955 F/V UNIT
HIOKI 8825
Compatible input units:
8907 ANALOG UNIT, 8908 TEMPERATURE UNIT,
8909 FFT ANALOG UNIT
HIOKI 8840
Compatible input units:
8916 ANALOG UNIT, 8917 DC/RMS UNIT,
8918 TEMPERATURE UNIT, 8919 FFT ANALOG UNIT,
8928 STRAIN UNIT
HIOKI 8847, MR8847-01, MR8847-02, MR8847-03, MR8847A,
MR8827, MR8740, MR8741
Compatible input units:
8966 ANALOG UNIT, 8967 TEMP UNIT, 8968 HIGH RESOLUTION
UNIT, 8969 STRAIN UNIT, 8970 FREQ UNIT, 8971 CURRENT UNIT,
8972 DC/RMS UNIT, 8973 LOGIC UNIT, U8974 HIGH VOLTAGE
UNIT, MR8990 DIGITAL VOLTMETER UNIT
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Supported recorders HIOKI MR8875, MR8875-30
Compatible input units:
MR8901 ANALOG UNIT, MR8902 VOLTAGE/TEMP UNIT,
MR8903STRAINUNIT,MR8904CANUNIT,MR8905ANALOGUNIT
HIOKI MR6000, MR6000-01
Compatible input units:
8966 ANALOG UNIT, 8967 TEMP UNIT,
8968 HIGH RESOLUTION UNIT, 8969/U8969 STRAIN UNIT,
8970 FREQ UNIT, 8971 CURRENT UNIT, 8972 DC/RMS UNIT,
8973 LOGIC UNIT, U8974 HIGH VOLTAGE UNIT,
U8975 4CH ANALOG UNIT, U8976 HIGH SPEED ANALOG UNIT,
U8977 3CH CURRENT UNIT, U8978 4CH ANALOG UNIT,
U8979 CHARGE UNIT, MR8990 DIGITAL VOLTMETER UNIT
HIOKI MR8740T
Compatible input units:
8966 ANALOG UNIT, 8967 TEMP UNIT,
8968 HIGH RESOLUTION UNIT, 8969/U8969 STRAIN UNIT,
8970 FREQ UNIT, 8971 CURRENT UNIT, 8972 DC/RMS UNIT,
8973 LOGIC UNIT, U8974 HIGH VOLTAGE UNIT,
U8975 4CH ANALOG UNIT, U8977 3CH CURRENT UNIT,
U8978 4CH ANALOG UNIT,
U8979 CHARGE UNIT, MR8990 DIGITAL VOLTMETER UNIT,
U8991 DIGITAL VOLTMETER UNIT (4CH)
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Function specifications
File loading
Loadable data format MEMORY HiCORDER files
Memory functions ("mem" file extension)
HI-Speed functions ("mem" file extension)
Normal measurement data ("mem" file extension) (only MR6000
MEMORY HiCORDER)
Recorder functions ("rec" file extension)
Realtime functions ("rec" file extension) (only MR8880
MEMORY HiCORDER)
Envelope measurement data ("rec" file extension) (only MR6000
MEMORY HiCORDER)
RMS functions ("rms" file extension)
Power functions ("pow" file extension)
XY Recorder functions ("xyc" file extension) (only 8847
MEMORY HiCORDER)
Maximum loadable file
size
Maximum size handled by supported MEMORY HiCORDER
(The size of files that can be handled may be smaller, depending
on the PC's operating environment.)
Overwrite save Possible (Existing files can be overwritten with title comments,
channel comments, and scaling data.)
Partial Save Partially save the waveform data between section-specifying cursor
(excluding MR8875, 8860, MR6000, MR8740T MEMORY
HiCORDER)
Text conversion
Data conversion format Selectable from CSV format, text (tab separated), text (space
separated), COMTRADE format(1991) or NMEA 0183 format
(COMTRADE format: only MR6000, 8860 MEMORY
HiCORDER)
(NMEA 0183 format: only MR8875 MEMORY HiCORDER)
Applicable data All data or data between cursors
Data interleaving Data can be interleaved at fixed intervals
Conversion method Analog waveform data is converted into voltage values
Pulse waveform data is converted in integration or revolution
values
Logic data is converted into binary values (1 or 0).
Conversion channels Selectable
Header contents Title, trigger date/time, time-axis range, comments, setting
conditions for each channel
Collective conversion Specified multiple files can be converted simultaneously.
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Display
Waveform display Shows waveform data images.
May be scrolled along the time-axis.
May be magnified or compressed along the time-axis.
Allows repositioning of the zero position or
magnification/compression of one channel at a time.
Supports variable settings on each channel.
X-Y synthesis display Possible in "MEM", "REC" (envelope off) , "POW", or "XYC"
function format.
A range of data to synthesize can be specified.
Digital display Digital values can be displayed for waveform data.
Cursor function Two cursors (A and B) can be manipulated independently.
Time value and voltage value display
Maximum displayed
channels
256 analog channels
32 calculation channels
2 pulse channels
128 logic channels
Gauge display Time gauge (selected from absolute time, relative time, seconds, or
data count)
Voltage-axis gauge (maybe shown or hidden for each separate
channel)
Diagram input May be entered at any position.
Text, line, arrow, circle, or square
Copy to clipboard Waveform screen (bitmap format/extended meta format)
Cursor value, digital value, file information, or calculation result
(text format)
Search function Date/time search, maximum search, minimum search, level search,
or window search
Numerical Calculation
Calculations Average value, RMS value, P-P value, Maximum value, Time-to-
Maximum value, Minimum value, Time-to Minimum value,
Standard Deviation, Time-to-Specified Level, Area value, Integral
value, Sum, Rise Time, Fall Time, Period, Frequency, Pulse
Width, Duty, On counts, Off counts, On Time, Off Time,
Operating Rate
Calculation Range All data, specified range, between AB cursor
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Printing
Compatible printers The printers supported depend on the OS being used.
Color and monochrome print possible
Print range All data, screen-displayed range, or specified range
Print format Not divided; divided by 2, 4, 8, or 16; 2, 4, 8, or 16 columns;
XY1 screen, XY2 screen, or XY4 screen
Gauge; channel comments can be set to print
0 position comment, AB cursor value, event mark can be set to print
Print preview Possible
Waveform screen hard
Possible
copy
Logging print Possible
Other
Tool function Any executable file registered can be executed.
Load in sequence Load a waveform file in the folder in sequence.
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Chapter 2
Setup
2.1 Minimum System Configuration
The 9335 requires the following hardware and software:
NOTE
Computer main unit
OS: Windows 7, 8 or 10
1 GHz or faster 32-bit or 64-bit processor, and 2 GB RAM
Minimum free hard disk space: 20 MB (used for installation)
CD-ROM drive (used for installation)
Display unit capable of displaying with a resolution of 1024 x 768 dots or
higher (using small fonts) and 256 or more colors
To load data from the MEMORY HiCORDER into your computer, you must have
PC card, SD card or USB drives. To load waveforms, you must have sufficient free
ace onyour hard disk for the waveform data.
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2.2 Installation and Uninstallation
Installation
Install the 9335 software by following the procedure below:
1. Close all currently active applications.
2. Insert the CD-R included with your package into the PC's CD-ROM drive.
3. Run the SETUP file from the CD-R.
For example, if your CD-ROM drive is drive R (if not, use the letter
NOTE
representing the CD-ROM drive on your computer), select "
from the Windows menu, enter R:\9335ENG\setup.exe, then click <OK>.
4. This launches the 9335 installer. Follow the instructions displayed on
screen.
When running another application, you may be unable to install the 9335 software.
Close all applications that can be closed before installing the 9335 software. In
particular, virus protection software may inhibit installation. In such cases, set up
the virus protection software to permit installation.
When upgrading versions, uninstall the old version of 9335 before installing the
new version of 9335. After installation, confirm the version information on the
" menu.
Help
"
The 9335 software may not be registered on the Start menu, depending on your
computer's operating environment. In such case, start "
folder in which it was installed.
Wpro.exe
Start" -"Run"
" directly from the
Uninstallation
To uninstall the 9335 software, follow the procedure described below:
1. Close all currently active applications.
2. Insert the CD-R included with your package into the PC's CD-ROM drive.
3. Run the SETUP file from the CD-R.
For example, if your CD-ROM drive is drive R (if not, use the letter
representing the CD-ROM drive on your computer), select "Start"-"Run"
from the Windows menu, enter R:\9335ENG\setup.exe, then click <OK>.
4. This launches the 9335 uninstaller. Follow the instructions displayed on
screen.
2.3 Starting and Quitting the Wave Processor
Starting the Wave Processor
Select "Programs"-"HIOKI"-"9335 Wave Processor"-"9335 Wave
Processor"
Quitting the Wave Processor
Select "File"-"Exit" from the Wave Processor menu. Otherwise, click the
close button at the upper-right corner of the main window.
from the Windows Start menu.
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Chapter 3
Waveform Window
3.1 Loading Waveform Files
The waveform window is displayed when you load any waveform file
("mem", "rec", "rms", "pow", or "xyc" file extension) recorded with the
MEMORY HiCORDER.
1. Select "Open Waveform File" from the "File" menu to display the "Open
" dialog box.
File
2. Select the desired file to load and click the "Open" button.
About waveform settings files
Closing the loaded waveform file (by clicking the close button at the upperright corner of the main window to close all windows) automatically creates
a settings file (".hps" file extension) under the same name as the loaded file
in the same folder containing the loaded file. Opening the waveform file will
now load the settings file automatically, with the saved settings reflected in
the loaded file, provided that a settings file with the same name exists in the
same folder. If you do not want to load these settings, manually delete the
settings file.
Halting waveform drawing
The system may require some time to redraw waveforms representing large
amounts of data. To abort waveform drawing, press the Esc keyonthe
keyboard. Click the "Update" button on the toolbar to redraw the waveform
window.
Loading large files
Very large waveform files may not be loadable by Windows due to limited
system resources. In such case, close all other active applications, then try
reloading. Depending on the specific configuration of your computer, you
may still be unable to load the waveform file.
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3.2 Working in the Waveform Window
The waveform window is displayed when you load a waveform file.
Slide Function
The Slide Function allows you to display waveforms
saved in the same folder one after another in order.
Menu bar
Main toolbar
File name
Title
Double-click the
left mouse
oltage-axis
auge
buttontoenter
any desired
character string.
Channel marker
Channel legend
Waveform
display
Time-axis
gauge
Main status bar
Waveform screen status bar
Displays from left to right the model name, measurement function,
time-axis range (sampling period), recording length (data counts),
trigger date/time, pretrigger, judgement result and waveform data
display range.
* For time-axis representation, you can select "DIV" (see Section 3.2.4,
paragraph 5). Data counts per division vary with the MEMORY HiCORDER
model, so refer to the user's manual provided with your model.
Cursor display
range
Shows the
waveform range
enclosed by
cursors A and B
or interval
cursors.
Scroll bar
Lets you scroll the waveform. You can also
use the left/right keys or mouse wheel (for
mouses provided with a wheel) to scroll.
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3.2.1 Waveform Window Menu
The waveform window contains the following menus:
[
] [Open Waveform File]: Loads a waveform file. (See 3.1.)
File
[Convert All]: Converts all waveform data into text. (See 4.1.)
[Convert Between Cursors]: Converts a specified section of data into text. (See 4.2.)
[Batch Conversion]: Converts multiple specified waveform files into text. (See 4.3.)
[Save Waveform File]: Saves a waveform file over the existing file. (See 3.1.)
[Screen Print] [Print]: Prints a waveform screen. (See 6.1.1.)
[Preview]: Shows a preview of the printed waveform window. (See 6.1.2.)
[Page Settings]: Sets screen print. (See 6.1.3.)
[Waveform Detail
Print]
[Printer Settings]: Sets a printer.
[Exit]: Terminates Wave Processor.
[Edit]
[View] [Waveform View]: Opens another instance of the waveform window.
[Capture Waveform Screen]: Copies the waveform window to the clipboard. (See 3.14.)
[Capture Settings] : Sets a screen hard copy. (See 3.14.1.)
[Logging View]: Displays waveform data numerically. (See 3.13.)
[XY View]: Displays waveform data on XY axes. (See Chapter 5.)
[Waveform Control]: Displays the Waveform Operations dialog box. (See 3.9.1.)
[Waveform Info]: Shows amp and other information for each channel. (See 3.6.)
[Time-Axis Cursor]: Displays the Time-Axis Cursor dialog box. (See 3.3.)
[Volt Cursor]: Displays the Voltage Cursor dialog box. (See 3.4.)
[Section Cursor]: Displays the Interval Specify Cursor dialog box. (See 3.5.)
[Search]: Displays the Search dialog box. (See 3.7.)
[Parameter Calculation]: Displays the Numerical Operation dialog box. (See 3.8.)
[Toolbar]
[Status Bar] [Main Status Bar]: Show/hides the main status bar.
[Print]: Prints waveforms in detail. (See 6.2.1.)
[Preview]: Shows a preview of the detailed print. (See 6.2.2.)
[Page Settings]: Sets detailed printing. (See 6.2.3.)
[Main Toolbar]: Show/hides the main toolbar.
[Wave Toolbar]: Show/hides the waveform window toolbar.
[Wave Status Bar]: Show/hides the waveform window status bar.
[Settings]
[Tools]
[Window] [New Window]: Opens another instance of the same window as the currently active window.
[Help] [About 9335 Wave Processor]
[Graph Settings]: Sets graphic waveform display. (See 3.2.5.)
[CH Settings]: Sets channel comments and scaling. (See 3.10.)
[Display Range Settings]: Sets a range of data to be displayed in the waveform window. (See 3.2.6.)
[Template]: Save or load a template file.
[Set Tools]
[Cascade]: Displays all windows in overlapping format.
[Tile]: Displays all windows one below another.
[Arrange Icons]: Lines up the minimized windows.
[Close]: Closes the currently active window.
[Close All]: Closes all windows.
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3.2.2 Main Toolbar
This is the toolbar in the main window.
All functions of the main toolbar are available in menus.
1.
2. 3. 4.
1. Open Waveform File
5. 6. 7.
8.
9.
10.
12. 13. 14.15.16. 18.19. 20.
11.
17.
21.
22.
Loads a waveform file. Click the arrow to the right of this button to see a
list of previously loaded files.
2. Convert All
Converts the entire range of waveform data into text.
3. Convert Between Cursors
Converts a specified section of data into text.
4. Batch Conversion
Converts multiple specified files into text.
5. Automatically Load a Template File
Load a waveform display condition template file automatically at loading a
waveform file.
6. Load a Template File
Load a waveform display condition template file.
7. Save a Template File
Save a waveform display conditions to a template file.
8. Screen Print
Prints a waveform screen.
9. Waveform Detail Print
Prints a waveform in detail.
10. Waveform View
Opens another instance of the waveform window.
11. Logging View
Displays waveform data numerically.
12. XY View
Displays waveform data on XY axes.
13. Time-axis Cursor
Displays the "Time-Axis Cursor" dialog box.
14. Volt Cursor
Displays the "Volt Cursor" dialog box.
15. XY Cursor
Displays the "XY Cursor" dialog box.
16. Section Cursor
Displays the "Section Cursor" dialog box.
17. Waveform info
Shows amp and other information for each channel.
18. Search
Displays the "Search" dialog box.
19. Parameter Calculation
Displays the "Parameter Calculation" dialog box.
20. Waveform Control
Displays the "Waveform Control" dialog box.
21. Tools
Allows you to start other applications. (For more information, see 3.11, "Using Tools".)
22. Exit
Terminates Wave Processor.
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