Get a quick overview of the impulse Viewer interface. Learn about the three main areas—Record Area for managing and filtering signals, View Area for visualization with diagrams, and Cursor Details for precise measurement—along with complementary views like Sample Tables and Sample Inspector for comprehensive signal analysis.

Learn how to create and select views in impulse. Covers the View Selection dialog, creating empty, flat, and hierarchical views, and customizing views with signals, folders, diagram types, and formatting options for effective signal visualization and analysis.

Learn how to navigate the Record Area to find and add signals to views in impulse. Covers exploring the hierarchical scope structure, using the Graph tab for visual navigation, filtering signals with text fragments, regular expressions, and numeric expressions, and adding signals to views through drag and drop, context menu options, and the Signal Table’s append buttons.

Learn about View Signals and View Folders in impulse. Covers the three main sections of View Signals: Induce for defining signal sources and processors, Visualize for configuring diagram types and axes, and Deduce for providing additional context. Explains direct mapping, derived signals, and newly created signals, plus organizing with View Folders.