Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of wave_viewer
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- 02/26/12 13:06:49 (9 years ago)
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wave_viewer
v2 v3 66 66 === CONTROLS AND BUTTONS === 67 67 68 FileOpen (yellow folder):68 !FileOpen (yellow folder): 69 69 70 70 Brings up a dialog box to open a trigger file. Opening a trigger file will cause Wave Viewer to parse the trigger file, and create a tree of quakes and triggers. This tree can be accessed by choosing "Function->Trigger" from the Menu Bar. … … 79 79 Previous Trigger (-): 80 80 81 Goes to the previous trigger in the trigger list. See FileOpen.81 Goes to the previous trigger in the trigger list. See !FileOpen. 82 82 83 83 Next Trigger (+): 84 84 85 Goes to the next trigger in the trigger list. See FileOpen.85 Goes to the next trigger in the trigger list. See !FileOpen. 86 86 87 87 Decrease Display Time (<->): … … 161 161 The only color that should be seen during normal operation (other than clear, is BLUE. Any other color probably indicates an error with the tank within the wave_server.) Status Bar 162 162 163 The Wave Viewer status bar is broken up into 6 segments: 1) Status Segment 163 The Wave Viewer status bar is broken up into 6 segments: 164 165 1) Status Segment 164 166 165 167 The status segment, contains the current status of the program. In auto-scroll mode, the program is frequently attempting to retrieve data from a wave_server. At this time, the current data request to the wave_server is posted in this segment. If a wave_viewer is very busy in auto-scroll mode, then the only thing you may see in this segment is requests. When wave_viewer has retrieved all desired data, it will display a status of "done" in this segment. It will also list serious errors here.