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10.2
Differences Between the Signal Viewer and the File Viewer (continued)
• The Signal Viewer Channel Type and Channel Number window is replaced with the
Playback Controls window.
• The File Viewer includes a Data Extraction Utility (see
Signals displayed on the Signal Viewer are live signals, so if the viewer cannot keep up
with the live input rate, data is not displayed.
Signals displayed on the File Viewer are read from disk files so it is possible to display
all data at the rate the viewer can process the data. If data was recorded at a high sam−
ple rate, and all data is displayed, the File Viewer will display the data more slowly
than it was recorded.
However, an optional mode of the File Viewer allows the display rate to match the
original recording rate by discarding blocks of data it cannot keep up with. This is
described below in
10.3
Selecting a File to View
The File Viewer is launched from File Viewer button in the upper right corner of the
Play screen as shown in
After the File Viewer is launched, you must select a file to view. Locate the Playback
Controls window on the lower left portion of the screen.
tion of the File Viewer.
To select a file to view, click on the file folder icon (located under the Quit button). The
Select the Data File to View file browse screen appears as shown in
this screen to browse to the file for display, or enter the path and file name in the File:
data entry field.
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Figure 10−1: Playback Controls
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