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Thanks! Yeah, for the TDS 420A, a real picture will show the background (grid etc) with lower intensity than the actual signal while the bitmap is just black a

Thanks! Yeah, for the TDS 420A, a real picture will show the background (grid etc) with lower intensity than the actual signal while the bitmap is just black and white. So you definitely have a point there. A TDS 784D with a color display has a multi-color bitmap and doesn't have that problem. But for the spectrum analyzer, I definitely prefer the bitmap.

myself248 4y ago
Can you configure the scope for plotter output? That may choose different pens for the grid versus the trace.
- tverbeure 4y ago
  I haven't tried HPGL output, but when you select "Enscapulate Postscript Color", it still outputs mono. The same setting on a 784D creates a color output.