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Talon RTX 2767 Operating Manual
Chapter 10: Analyzing Recorded Signals with File Viewer
This chapter describes the Talon recording system's File Viewer:
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Section 10.1
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Section 10.2
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Section 10.3
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Section 10.4
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Section 10.5
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Section 10.6
10.1
Introduction: the File Viewer
The Talon system's File Viewer allows you to analyze recorded signals stored on disk
in both time and frequency domains. It is nearly identical to the Signal Viewer
described in
amplitude and frequency calculators, distortion calculators, averaging modes, zoom
and panning controls, and cursors for exploring spectral components. Many of the fol−
lowing sections are identical to those in
The File Viewer is launched from File Viewer button in the upper right corner of the
Play screen as shown in
10.2
Differences Between the Signal Viewer and the File Viewer
Differences between the Signal Viewer and the File Viewer are as follows:
• The Signal Viewer Pause/Resume button is replaced with the File Viewer Play/
Resume button.
• The Signal Viewer Close button is replaced with the File Viewer Quit button.
• The Signal Viewer System−Server−Board windows is replaced with the File Server
Board−System−Time Stamp window
• The Signal Viewer Baseband/IF switch is replaced with the File Viewer Playback
Speed/All Data switch.
provides an overview of the Signal Viewer.
lists the differences between the Signal Viewer and the File Viewer.
describes how to select a file to view.
describes the display and playback controls.
describes the data displayed on the file viewer.
describes the data extraction utility.
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and includes the same wealth of signal analysis tools, including
Figure
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