The color of the cursors, their handles, and their legends in the data table change to reflect the new selection. The color beside Cursor 1 and Cursor 2 in the data table is also green.Ĭhange the selections in the Cursor 1 and Cursor 2 drop-down menus to take readings from other traces. Notice that the cursors and their handles are green, matching that trace's color. In the following example, C1 and C2 are reading the cursors from the PR1: V(1) trace. When you have more than one trace on a graph, you can select which trace each cursor reads. Drag cursors from their handles (C1, C2), or anywhere along the cursor to take a new reading. The readings in the table below the graph reflect the simulation data at the cursor positions. Select Track from the Type drop-down menu in Cursors. Y axis cursors do not show intersections with the selected plot, due to the potential for numerous intersection points. The readings in the table below the graph reflect the y axis value of each cursor. Select Y Axis from the Type drop-down menu in Cursors. Drag cursors from their handles (C1, C2), or anywhere along the cursor. The readings in the table below the graph reflect the simulation data at the cursor positions.

Select X Axis from the Type drop-down menu in Cursors.Ĭ1 is Cursor 1 and C2 is Cursor 2. This is disabled for AC sweep simulation and Parameter sweep AC simulation. When dragged, each x-axis cursor moves a corresponding y-axis cursor to read a specific data point. Y axis - displays two cursors that can be dragged along the graph's y-axis.X axis - displays two cursors that can be dragged along the graph's x-axis.You can switch on the following cursor types from the graph's properties: When a simulation is run, cursors do not appear on the graph by default. Use cursors to read specific datapoints on a graph.

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