Using Markers In Overviews - Ellisys Bluetooth Explorer 400 User Manual

A double click on the graphical audio representations in the Instant Audio pane will force the
pertinent Overview to navigate to the location where the double click is made.
If the Instant Timing pane is configured to disable synchronization with the Overview(s), i.e., to
not track selections made in the Overview(s), the user can force the Instant Timing pane to
jump to the selected Overview event as described below.
To force the selected event in an Overview to display in the Instant Timing pane:
1. Right-click in the desired Overview.
2. Select Show in Instant Timing view.
The Instant Timing pane jumps to the event selected in the Overview.
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Using Markers in Overviews

Items in the Overviews can be annotated with markers and saved with a capture. Markers are
also quite useful for remote collaboration among different users. Markers can be edited to add
descriptive notes. More than one marker can be placed on an event and can be color-coded to
differentiate among the various users creating the markers.
Markers can also be exported and imported to/from a capture, alleviating the need to send
capture files between collaborators who may already have the original capture file. Further,
markers can be sent and retrieved over the Ellisys secure cloud (see Section 4.5, Sharing a
Capture File to the Cloud).
Markers placed in an Overview are automatically replicated in the Instant Timing pane, the
Instant Throughout pane, the Instant Audio pane, and the Instant Spectrum view.
To add a marker in an Overview:
1. Select the event to be marked in the Overview and click on the Markers button (F9) on the
toolbar
far-left of the Overview adjacent to the item desired for marking.
The Add a new marker dialog appears:
2. Add comments as desired.
3. Select a color for the marker as desired.
or alternatively, left-click or right-click in the gray vertical column at the
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