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The "Edit Signal" allows a user to edit part of time signal. It does not affect the initial signal file data. It creates a new file according to the requested modification. | |||
===Package composition installation=== | ===Package composition installation=== | ||
Download : Here | Download : [https://orossas.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/support/Egriw5nHJ25IpcnIv8wIAj4BGazn5QTE-Z2ZMHsq4MeIDA?e=L5otOE Here] | ||
* NVGate add-on tool "Edit Signal": ''EditSignal.exe'' | * NVGate add-on tool "Edit Signal": ''EditSignal.exe'' | ||
* It is advised to put the Add on tool within the NVGate Link Directory "C:\OROS\NVGate data\Links" | * It is advised to put the Add-on tool within the NVGate Link Directory "C:\OROS\NVGate data\Links" | ||
* Compatible with NVgate V12.00 or later. | |||
==Video Presentation== | |||
<youtube>https://youtu.be/ljGK0Fh3Jo4</youtube> | |||
==Edit Signal Overview== | ==Edit Signal Overview== | ||
The "Edit Signal" allows to edit part of time signal. It does not affect the initial signal file data, and creates a new file according to the requested modification. | The "Edit Signal" allows a user to edit part of time signal. It does not affect the initial signal file data, and creates a new file according to the requested modification. | ||
Edit signal should be done according to this step by step procedure: | Edit signal should be done according to this step by step procedure: | ||
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* Zero : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of current track | * Zero : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of current track | ||
* Zero All : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of all tracks | * Zero All : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of all tracks | ||
* Mean : Interpolate data | * Mean : Interpolate data from selected part of current track | ||
* Cut all : Remove a selected part for all tracks | * Cut all : Remove a selected part for all tracks | ||
4- Apply "Free Marker" | 4- Apply "Free Marker" | ||
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5- Compute new Signal | 5- Compute new Signal | ||
It is possible to affect several | It is possible to affect several parts of signal with loop on steps "3-4" before computing a new signal. | ||
==How To Use== | ==How To Use== | ||
<font color="#34A9DC">'''Step by step overview'''</font> | <font color="#34A9DC">'''Step by step overview'''</font> | ||
Edit signal should be done according to the step by step procedure : | Edit signal should be done according to the step by step procedure: | ||
1- Load and preview signal, only the signal window should be opened : | 1- Load and preview signal, only the signal window should be opened: | ||
[[Image:EditSignal_05.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:EditSignal_05.png|framed|none]] | ||
2- Start the "Edit Signal" Add on, from Link toolbar : | 2- Start the "Edit Signal" Add on, from Link toolbar: | ||
[[Image:EditSignal_06.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:EditSignal_06.png|framed|none]] | ||
3- Select mode from Edit Signal : | 3- Select mode from Edit Signal: | ||
[[Image:EditSignal_02.png]] | [[Image:EditSignal_02.png]] | ||
4- Apply "Free Marker" to select area to "cut" : | 4- Apply "Free Marker" to select area to "cut": | ||
[[File:part4.png|framed|none]] | [[File:part4.png|framed|none]] | ||
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Current Edit Signal" tool has the following features: | Current Edit Signal" tool has the following features: | ||
* All tracks within the signal file must be | * All tracks within the signal file must be in the same sampling rate | ||
* This tool can not manage Ext-Sync tracks | * This tool can not manage Ext-Sync tracks | ||
* Size of edit file depends on available RAM of the PC | * Size of edit file depends on available RAM of the PC | ||
Note : Does not work with tachometer records as Ext synch. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:56, 19 April 2022
The "Edit Signal" allows a user to edit part of time signal. It does not affect the initial signal file data. It creates a new file according to the requested modification.
Package composition installation
Download : Here
- NVGate add-on tool "Edit Signal": EditSignal.exe
- It is advised to put the Add-on tool within the NVGate Link Directory "C:\OROS\NVGate data\Links"
- Compatible with NVgate V12.00 or later.
Video Presentation
Edit Signal Overview
The "Edit Signal" allows a user to edit part of time signal. It does not affect the initial signal file data, and creates a new file according to the requested modification.
Edit signal should be done according to this step by step procedure:
1- Load and preview signal, only the signal window should be opened
2- Start the "Edit Signal" Add on, from Link
3- Select a mode from Edit Signal
- Zero : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of current track
- Zero All : Remove all data, set to "zero" for selected part of all tracks
- Mean : Interpolate data from selected part of current track
- Cut all : Remove a selected part for all tracks
4- Apply "Free Marker"
5- Compute new Signal
It is possible to affect several parts of signal with loop on steps "3-4" before computing a new signal.
How To Use
Step by step overview
Edit signal should be done according to the step by step procedure:
1- Load and preview signal, only the signal window should be opened:
2- Start the "Edit Signal" Add on, from Link toolbar:
3- Select mode from Edit Signal:
4- Apply "Free Marker" to select area to "cut":
5- "Generate Signal"
A new file is generated within the same project as the original signal file. For example, signal file "FRF200_3_out" has been created after cutting selected part of signal "FRF200_3"
Edit Signal Options
"Zero"
Remove all data : set to "zero" for selected part of current track
"Zero All"
Remove all data: set to "zero" for selected part of all tracks
"Mean"
Interpolate data for selected part of current track
This option is useful for track with DC component
"Cut all"
Remove a selected part for all tracks
Features
Current Edit Signal" tool has the following features:
- All tracks within the signal file must be in the same sampling rate
- This tool can not manage Ext-Sync tracks
- Size of edit file depends on available RAM of the PC
Note : Does not work with tachometer records as Ext synch.