Profile Options - Total Phase Advanced Cable Tester User Manual

4.4 Profile Management Actions
When a profile is selected in the list, its settings are automatically loaded. Changes must
be saved by clicking the Save button at the bottom. Selecting another profile before
clicking the Save button will result in changes being lost.
The method for selecting multiple profiles for Download or Delete is browser-dependent,
but typically on Windows/Linux a range is selected by holding down Shift before clicking
on the second extent of the range, or by holding Control and clicking each individual
item; or on Mac OS X using Shift to select a range, and Command to select individual
items.
New: Create a new profile with blank fields.
Copy: Create a copy of the currently selected profile. Use this to clone one
of the preset profiles, to create your own derivative.
Export: Export the selected profile as a JSON file. Multiple profiles can be
exported at once.
Delete: Delete the selected profile, after displaying a confirmation dialog.
Multiple profiles can be deleted at once.
Default: Set the selected profile as the default, automatically selected when
the application starts.
Import: Import a previously Exported profile(s) from a JSON file.
4.5 Profile Options
Name: This is the profile name, shown in the list of profiles. This will be displayed in the
test results.
Description: Verbose text describing the profile purpose. This will be displayed in the
test results and is a useful place to put descriptive information for users of the Advanced
Cable Tester and consumers of the test reports.
Current: Current value in milliAmps to use for DCR/IR drop calculations. When
computing the IR drop for VBUS/GND, it's necessary to factor in the current. Depending
on the cable type, a default will be used: 3000mA for unmarked Type-C, 3000mA or
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