oscilloscope (X-Y)

also called "vectorscope", this is similar to the normal oscilloscope in that it draws audio output as a waveform, but instead of being one-dimensional and going from left to right, it is plotted in two dimensions (usually X represents left output and Y represents right output).

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right-clicking the X-Y oscilloscope window displays settings:

• X Channel: the output channel which will affect the X (horizontal) axis. default is 1 (left).
• Invert: flips the axis, therefore flipping the view horizontally.
• Y Channel: the output channel which will affect the Y (vertical) axis. default is 2 (right).
• Invert: flips the axis, therefore flipping the view vertically.
• Zoom: changes amplitude, making the plot bigger or smaller.
• Samples: the maximum number of samples to use for plotting.
• this setting may be replaced by another or removed in a future version.
• Decay Time (ms): sets how long it takes for the points/lines to fade away.
• Intensity: changes the brightness of the dots/lines.
• Line Thickness: sets how thick lines are.

click OK to return to the oscilloscope view.