How Does It Work?#

Scope Pro is a four-channel oscilloscope for comparing multiple signals at once, with trigger control, span selection, freeze, grid display, and per-channel enable buttons.

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Quick Overview#

• Four monitor-only inputs and no outputs.
• Large waveform display with optional grid.
• Global controls for time, trigger level, sync, freeze, span, and refresh rate.
• CH1 to CH4 buttons let you include or hide channels in the display.

Inputs#

Port	Type	What It Does
1	Multi	Channel 1 signal input.
2	Multi	Channel 2 signal input.
3	Multi	Channel 3 signal input.
4	Multi	Channel 4 signal input.

Scope Pro has no signal outputs. It is a visualization tool only.

Controls Reference#

Control	Values	Default	Behavior
Time	0.1..100	10	Sets the time-base window used by the display.
Trig	-1..1	0	Sets the trigger level for waveform stabilization.
SYNC	Off, On	Off	Toggles single-cycle style display behavior.
LIVE/HOLD	Live, Hold	Live	Freezes or resumes the incoming display.
GRID	Off, On	On	Shows or hides the scope grid.
FPS	15, 30, 45, 60, 120	60	Changes display refresh rate.
Span	5s, 1s, 250ms, 50ms	250ms	Selects the analysis window preset.
CH1..CH4	Off, On	On	Enables or hides each channel in the display.

Span Presets#

Span	Intended Use
5s	Slow LFOs and long modulation movement.
1s	Bass-range and medium-speed modulation.
250ms	General musical waveforms.
50ms	Fast audio detail and dense transients.

Usage Notes#

• Scope Pro monitors the signals patched into its inputs; it does not process or pass them through.
• Freeze holds the current frame on screen while patched signals continue elsewhere in the rack.
• Channel buttons are the fastest way to isolate one signal or compare several at once.