General Description:
This dialog manages all the channel and data file related settings and is the source for any signal drag and drop actions.
To display any signal just drag it with the left mouse button pressed to a display window.
You may either select a single signal or an individual group of signals by holding the CTRL key or you can select complete sub group
of signals by selecting the superior node (like the card name to select all channels of that card).
If you have entered a description for a channel in the corresponding channel setup window it will be displayed as a tool tip for the channel node.
If you right-click an empty area below the channels a context menu will show up that allows to import files without using the file menu.
Analog Input:
All channel related settings are shown in a list. You can access the complete channel setup of one channel by a double click on that particular channel. A fast way to change most settings is available by pressing the right mouse button on a channel selection. You can either change single settings of one channel or you can even change complete groups of channels by either selecting the superior node or by individually selecting a group of channels with the CTRL key pressed.
A small icon behind the currently used card shows the currently used file format.
Digital Input:
All channel related settings are shown in a list. You may either access settings by a right mouse click on a single channel or on a group of channels or you may double click on a single channel for an individual setup window.
If more than one channel is selected you can combine them into a digital bus.
A small icon behind the currently used card shows the currently used file format.
Import: Imported files and the channels they contain are shown under this node. A right mouse click opens the context menu where you can access the channel settings, start calculations etc.
Calculation: All calculated signals are shown under this node, grouped by their type. A right mouse click opens the context menu where you can access the channel settings, start calculations etc.
Start calculation:
To calculate signal parameters one has to select a signal or a group of signals as explained above and select the desired calculation method with a right mouse click. Calculated signals like FFT will be shown in an extra node of this channel dialog window. Calculated single values will be shown in the info window.
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