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Source displays the main router controls, which select the source for the
analyser, the source for the monitoring output, and the source for the
serial output (only if OmniGen or the Motion/Capture option is present)
Video-Standard a small toolbar that lets you change video standard without going into the
main Engineering menu.
Log provides access to logging functions
Crosshairs position control and readback of main cursor
Cursors measurement cursors for time and amplitude
Status bar at bottom of window – provides video standard details.
Run Menu
The Run menu is really provided to duplicate the transport controls included on the Run
toolbar. It is anticipated that the controls will normally be used from the toolbar, as this is
usually much quicker to use. However the menu is provided such that automated
keyboard macros may be used, as menu items can always be selected by combinations
of key presses.
Items available on the Run menu are ‘Play’, ‘Stop’, ‘Jog’ etc, and are all described in the
section on the Run toolbar, on page 21, along with the ‘Time Shift’ feature that is included
as part of the ‘Advanced Option Package’.
Configuration Menu
This menu contains three main sections. The first section lets you load and save entire
system configuration settings. These control 100% of the machines settings, such that
you can copy the system configuration settings from one machine to another, and have it
set up identically, with the same windows open, in the same positions etc. The current
settings are always saved when the application is closed, and by default will be loaded
again when the application restarts. The system configuration is saved in a .ods file.
The Engineering settings comprise the settings made in the Engineering dialogue box, for
which full details can be found on page 12.
When Engineering settings are saved and loaded, the layout of the windows and toolbars
is unaffected. Engineering settings are stored in a .ode file.
The final settings are for the SNMP configuration, which are only required as part of the
logging package. Details on this are on page 48.
