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	===Modes===		===Modes===
	Here are the different Operating and Analysis modes you can use with OR3X/NVGate.		Here are the different Operating and Analysis modes you can use with OR3X/NVGate.

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	'''Note: '''In the post analysis mode, the Front-end is not available anymore.		'''Note: '''In the post analysis mode, the Front-end is not available anymore.

	'''Tip: '''It is ~~also~~ possible to re-record a recorded signal file ~~that~~ either the OR3X or ~~the~~ PC Hard Drive ~~sent through~~ the Player module.		'''Tip: '''It is possible to re-record a recorded signal file residing on either the OR3X or PC Hard Drive using the Player module.

	====Connected====		====Connected====
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	====Office====		====Office====
	~~The~~ Office mode uses exclusively the PC resources (CPU, hard disk) for post-analysis and result exploitation, with no connection to instrument.		Office mode uses exclusively the PC resources (CPU, hard disk) for post-analysis and result exploitation, with no connection to instrument.

	The available options in Office mode are set up in the USB dongle. The USB dongle license key is requested to operate this mode.		The available options in Office mode are set up in the USB dongle. The USB dongle license key is requested to operate this mode.
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	The plug-in analyzers share general resources such as Filters, Events, Time windows		The plug-in analyzers share general resources such as Filters, Events, Time windows and Tachometers. These resources can be associated with any channel or plug-in analyzer with a centralized set of parameters: for example, by applying filter 1 to channel 1 to 8 of each plug-in analyzer and filter 2 to channels 9 to 16 you can modify filtering characteristics directly from the resource settings.

	and Tachometers. These resources can be associated with any channel or plug-in analyzer with a centralized set of parameters: for example, by applying filter 1 to channel 1 to 8 of each plug-in analyzer and filter 2 to channels 9 to 16 you can modify filtering characteristics directly from the resource settings.

	The Filter builder provides general purpose filters for low pass, high pass, pass band, stop band, integration and differentiation functions that apply to the time domain signals.		The Filter builder provides general purpose filters for low pass, high pass, pass band, stop band, integration and differentiation functions that apply to the time domain signals.

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	~~===Analyzer architecture====~~
	===Modes===		===Modes===
	Here are the different Operating and Analysis modes you can use with OR3X/NVGate.		Here are the different Operating and Analysis modes you can use with OR3X/NVGate.

Lmagimel at 11:54, 22 April 2020

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Lmagimel: /* Using the analyzer */

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Using the analyzer

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ASB (Analyzer Setting Browser)

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	~~===ASB (Analyzer Setting Browser)===~~
	The analyzer settings (front-end and analysis) are gathered in a tree called the Analyzer Setting Browser (ASB). The ASB window is shown/hidden from the ''Home'' tab / ''View'' group with the ''Workspace ''check box.





	The ASB is designed to offer an exhaustive access to the analyzer settings. The standard access to the analyzer setup is offered in a more intuitive and simpler way with the general Vision interface (see Chapter 6)
	~~<u>The Modules:</u>~~
	~~The main entries of the ASB consist of modules corresponding to the main analyzer functions.~~

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	~~The '''sources''' that acquire, store and play-back signals~~
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	~~[[Image:REF-MAN_VOL1_Analyzer_Settings_Browser_wiki_partA_11.png\|framed\|none]]~~
	~~The '''resources''' that provide events, filters, weighting windows, and tachometers to the plug-in analyzers~~
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	~~The '''plug-in''' analyzers that process independent analysis modes~~
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	~~The '''Waterfall''' that synchronizes the results computed by the plug-ins~~
	~~The ASB has a maximum depth of 3 levels: module, sub-module, and settings. In the case of multiple similar sub-modules (inputs for example), the sub-modules are arranged in collections.~~
	~~For each module, this document provides an array that summarizes the available results with detailed information.~~
	~~<u>The sub-modules:</u>~~
	~~The modules contain the function and their setting functions.~~

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	~~Sub-module = a function~~
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	~~Inputs = incoming signals measured from the front-end~~
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	~~Outputs = signals generated from the hardware~~
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	~~[[Image:REF-MAN_VOL1_Analyzer_Settings_Browser_wiki_partA_17.png\|framed\|none]]~~
	~~Collection = A set of identical sub-modules (e.g; inputs, channels, events, ect..)~~
	~~<u>The Settings:</u>~~

	~~The settings are the function<nowiki>’</nowiki>s parameters. There are multiple type of settings identified by specific icons:~~

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	~~A scalar (integer or real) boundaries are displayed in the tooltip~~
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	~~[[Image:REF-MAN_VOL1_Analyzer_Settings_Browser_wiki_partA_19.png\|framed\|none]]~~
	~~A list: the setting is one of the list items. Note: the list content may vary with the current configuration.~~
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	~~A text e.g; the label of channel~~
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	~~A signal. Usually a file containing signal(s)~~
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	~~A check box. (e.g; mute/un-mute generator)~~
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	~~An action. Temporary information. (e.g; a user event trigger)~~
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	~~Special: multi-parameter setting (e.g; The tach ratio)~~
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	~~Special: graphical multi-parameter setting (e.g; force/response weighting windows)~~
	~~'''Note: ''' A setting may be informative, i.e, it is not possible to modify it. In such case an I is displayed close to the icon:~~
	~~[[Image:REF-MAN_VOL1_Analyzer_Settings_Browser_wiki_partA_26.png\|framed\|none]]~~


	~~'''Note''': settings may be hidden or visible depending on the current configuration.~~

	===Using the analyzer===		===Using the analyzer===

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	~~<FONT SIZE = "6">'''ANALYZER SETTING BROWSER'''</FONT>~~
	~~<u>Reference manual Vol. 1</u>~~

	===Analyzer architecture===		===Analyzer architecture===
	====On-Line acquisition synopsis====		====On-Line acquisition synopsis====

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	======		======From the sub-module======
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	~~From the sub-module======~~
	The third access level is available by right clicking on a sub-module (Input x, Output x, Track x, Channel x...) and '''Properties,''' where all the settings contained in this sub-module can be adjusted.		The third access level is available by right clicking on a sub-module (Input x, Output x, Track x, Channel x...) and '''Properties,''' where all the settings contained in this sub-module can be adjusted.
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