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simvision question - how to sync 2 waveforms windows.

wintegra

Hi.

I hope its the correct place for this question.

i have 2 open waveforms windows that I want to sync between. for example if i am doing zoom in in one window it automaticly zoom in the second window.

it very comfort when you need to debuf 2 tests together.

I know that this option exist in Novas. But i didnt found how to do it in simvision.

Thanks.

Kobi.

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  • Hi Kobi,

    This is absolutely the right place to ask this question!

    To link two Waveform windows just click the link dropdown menu which is located to the right of "Time:" label in the Waveform window time range toolbar.  (The icon looks like a chain with 2 little windows next to it.)  When you activate this menu, you can select the link icon next to the Waveform window to which you want to link.  The Waveform windows' time ranges should now be linked.

    For more details on this, you can check the SimVision User Guide, Chapter 19 - Managing Time in the Waveform Window / Linking Waveform Windows To a Time Range.

    If you have any further question on this, feel free to ask.

    Thanks. 

    - Doug

     

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  • Hi Kobi,

    This is absolutely the right place to ask this question!

    To link two Waveform windows just click the link dropdown menu which is located to the right of "Time:" label in the Waveform window time range toolbar.  (The icon looks like a chain with 2 little windows next to it.)  When you activate this menu, you can select the link icon next to the Waveform window to which you want to link.  The Waveform windows' time ranges should now be linked.

    For more details on this, you can check the SimVision User Guide, Chapter 19 - Managing Time in the Waveform Window / Linking Waveform Windows To a Time Range.

    If you have any further question on this, feel free to ask.

    Thanks. 

    - Doug

     

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