Current command:
data timescale --help
Set cursor display timescale. Setting the timescale makes the differential `dt` reading between the yellow and purple markers meaningful. once the timescale is set, the differential reading between brackets can become a time duration. usage: data timescale [-h] --sr <float> [-u <string>] options: -h, --help This help --sr <float> sets timescale factor according to sampling rate -u, --unit <string> time unit to display (max 10 chars) examples/notes: data timescale --sr 125 -u ms -> for LF sampled at 125 kHz. Reading will be in milliseconds data timescale --sr 1.695 -u us -> for HF sampled at 16 * fc/128. Reading will be in microseconds data timescale --sr 16 -u ETU -> for HF with 16 samples per ETU (fc/128). Reading will be in ETUs