Anti-Alias Settings; 10.10 Load From The Device; 10.10.1 Automatic Load From The Device; 10.10.2 Manual Load From Device - Omicron Lab SPECTANO 100 User Manual

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10.9.2

Anti-Alias settings

In computer graphics, anti-aliasing is a graphic filter which improves the appearance of polygon edges,

so they are not "jagged" but are smoothed out on the screen. With these settings, the chart view can be

improved by smoothing the chart lines, markers, grid lines and text.

The level of anti-aliasing determines how smooth polygon edges are (and how much video memory it

consumes).

Anti-Alias level is the overall scene anti-aliasing factor. Availability depends on the hardware. Higher

values give better appearance but cost of performance. Set 0 or 1 to maximize the performance.

Note: Changing the Anti-Alias settings can incur a performance cost for the graphic card and

requires more video memory.

The current measurement of the test file gets an ID while saving during measurement. This ID is

identical with the ID of the measurement saved on the device which is online.

The results are loaded automatically from the device to the corresponding measurement in the test file as

far as the measurement ID of the test or the backup file is the same as the measurement ID saved on the

device. Otherwise the results can be loaded manually.

Note: Only the results but not the settings are loaded from the device.

The results can be manually loaded from the device to a selected measurement in the test file by using

the Load from device command on the Test view ribbon.

Note: Because only the results and not the settings are loaded from the device, ensure that the settings

in the test file are the same as those used for the measurement results saved on the device.

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