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====Home tab Overview ====
[[category:NVGate]]
This first tab features 2 mains services, which are proposed when entering the software (first time and regularly)


* Entering directly in the different modes of the software (start group)
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* Set up the general options of the instrument (other groups).


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The goal of the Home tab is to make a user friendly tab for doing a measurement.
You can load a project, create a setup (using the "go to results" group), start an acquisition, see your data, the disk space and change the user.
In fact for a lot of every day application you can stay on this tab, no need to check the other one.


====Start Group====
==Go to result group==
This group gathers the entry points for setup selection or building tools as well as the access to the different software modes (measurements editor, post analyze, model load).
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'''Start…''' Open the NVGate Start dialog which is dedicated to make the first steps in the software. The start dialog is also displayed at each NVGate Start until the user deactivated the option in the bottom left of the dialog.


* Entering in a project
===Online mode===
While launching NVGate or click on this button, operator is invited to select or create a project. This step allows reloading or defining the context.
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| '''Start...''': Opens the ''NVGate start'' dialog which is dedicated to make the first steps in the software.
''Note: The ''NVGate start'' dialog is also displayed at each NVGate Start except if the user checks the option ''Do not show again'' in the dialog.''


<u>Selecting ''Open Project''</u> opens the ''Open Project'' dialog which behaves as the single Item selection.
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| '''Open project''': Open an existing project.


<br>Select your project and click ''Open'' button.
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| '''New project''': Create a new project.


<u>Selecting ''New project''</u> opens the following dialog:
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| '''Recent projects''': Recently opened projects.


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<br>Fulfill the necessary properties and comment to describe the context of this project and click on ''Ok ''button. This bring you to the setup


'''Select Inputs'''
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| '''Online to Post-analysis''': This button is used to switch from Online mode to Post-analysis mode. This will open the ''Select Signal'' window which lists all the recorded signals available. The selected signal will be then playback and can be re-injected into any plug-in analyzer (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during Online analysis.
Available from both the bottom bar and ''Home\Start\Select Inputs'' this window allows selecting the inputs to be used and setups their acquisition.
 
See the [[NVGate_Software_overview#GoToResult|GoToResult]] page for more information.
 
====Post analysis====
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This button is used to playback recorded signals that can be computed in post analysis mode. In this way you can re-inject the recorded signals into any plug-in analyzer (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during On-line analysis.
 
Press the Post Analyze button. This will display a selection of signal files available for post-analysis:


See [[NVGate_Player|player page]] for more details.
See [[NVGate_Player|player page]] for more details.


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| '''Select inputs''': Opens the ''Inputs selection'' dialog which allows activating and setting-up the dynamic inputs in a fast and smart way.


====Edit Measurement====
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The Edit measurement allows reviewing the measurements for comparison, modification or report. An edited measurement comes as a foreground layer on the top of the current analysis one.
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| '''Show results''': Opens the ''Results'' dialog which allows displaying and saving results without connecting inputs or tracks to the plug-in analyzers in advance.  


Measurement edition is available from the ribbon ''Home/Start/Edit Measurement''.
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| '''Results overview''': Opens the ''Results overview'' table which summarizes all the displayed and saved result (i.e. present in the Save Selection list)


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When a ''Measurement'' is edited it is possible to update it and/or to make a report.
===Post-analysis mode===


====Setup Group====
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In both above ''open project'' cases, the project is opened, no setup is loaded. The Setup is loaded further this first action. There are few ways to load a setup prior being ready for acquisition and analyses.


<u>Check the ''Load setup'' box</u> in the ''open project'' dialog in order to select the setup while exiting the ''Open project'' one.
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| '''Post-analysis to online''': This button is used to switch from Online mode to Post-analysis mode.


<u>Use the ''Home/Setup/Load'' </u>ribbon button.
|-
 
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The load setup dialog behaves as a single Item selection. It allows loading setups from ''Models'' ''Measurements'' and ''Projects'' or creating setups for on-line or post-analysis:
| '''Select signal''': Open the ''Select signal'' dialog to select the signal to be post-analyzed.
 
 
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While in Model or Measurement load, the details section (right bottom side) shows which results are saved by the selected setup.
 
<u>Load a Model: </u>Loaded ''Models'' offer additional features;
 
* Model properties will inherit to the measurements
* Loaded Model name reminded in the Ribbon; ''Home/Setup'' with the
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icon. This Model will remain active until a reset setup
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is applied or another setup is loaded.
* When the measurement are shared out of NVGate or collated to NVGate the associated model will be transferred with the measurement.
* Loaded Model can be modified to adjust to current situation. The modified setup is saved in the Measurement, but the original Model remains unmodified. This allows providing predefined setups which are not modified by specific usage (adjustments, operator<nowiki>'</nowiki>s error, etc.) ensuring reproducibility.
* You can modify and save the setup with the ''Home/Setup/save as model'' button
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. Associated model properties will be propsoed in teh savec as model dialog. This allows updating an exitsing Model keeping its properties.
<u>Load a Measurement<nowiki>'</nowiki>s setup: </u>The setup used to generate the results of the selected ''Measurement'' will be reloaded.
 
This feature allows reproducing faithfully exiting measurements for prototyping fine tuning or trend analyses. OROS recommend saving all repeated measurements in the same project.
 
<u>Create a setup</u> from scratch: This sis available for on-line or post-analysis. Both options will reset the current setup to default values before building the new setup.
 
* On-line opens the Channel selection dialog as usual.
* ''Post-analysis'' will first require selecting a file to be analyzed with the Select signal dialog. Similarly to select model one the right side of the dialog shows the Measurement properties. This information allows rapidly finding the searched signal.
 
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====Pre-defined setups====
OROS provides various predefined models that contains basic and advanced setup examples of analysis. These setups are available from the Load Model dialog.
 
This setup contains customized items:
 
* Front-end setup
* Analysis setup
* Layouts
* Save setup
* Control panel
Select the ''Tree view ''in the Load setup dialog to see the directories using the ''Flat/tree ''button
 
 
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<font color="#0070C0"><u>'''''Tree view'''''</u></font>
 
'''Quick''' directory contains setups of the instrument for either post-processing or on-line analysis.
 
The mapped directory is the quick directory in the workbook library which is defined in the NVGate Environment paths. Default is: ''C:\OROS\NVGate data\Workbook Library\Quick\.'' It is possible to add additional models in this directory according to your organization chart.
 
Quick Models name defines the characteristics of the corresponding analyses:
 
AAA_M_W_N
 
* AAA is the analysis mode (FFT, REC, ORD, etc..)
* M is the mode: O=On-line, P=Post-analysis
* W is present for waterfall results (profile, 3D)
* N is the number of channels
======Advanced Models======
This directory shows applications-oriented examples.
 
The mapped directory is the advanced directory in the workbook library which is defined in the NVGate Environment paths. Default is: ''C:\OROS\NVGate data\Workbook Library\advanced\.''
 
======User<nowiki>’</nowiki>s models======
This directory holds the Models saved by the users of the NVGate installed in the current PC.
 
===Working set===
Even if the Share/Collate features allow reducing the number of data directly available in the working set (NDLR the NVGate environment), it is useful being able to reduce the visible ''Items'' to the current concern. The Filter Project provides such selection.
 
====Filter project====
This function selects what is visible in the working set. It is available from the ribbon: ''Home/Working Set/Filter Project''.
 
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Use the filter and columns sorting to select which set of ''Project/Measurements'' will be visible. Click on ''Filter'' to view only selected Items, select ''No Filter'' to view all Items.
 
The visibility filtering applies on all ''Item Selection Browsers'', ''Set Selection Browsers'' and ''[[NVGate_Project_manager|Project Manager.]]''
 
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Workspace: show/Hide the workspace windows that contains the Analyzer Setting Browser (ASB), the Project Manager (PM) and the Control Panel (CP).
 
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Only one panel is displayed at a time. The user may switch between panels by clicking on the title bar of the desired sheet.
 
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Log window: This windows track all changes in the analyzer. Logs are arranged in 3 separate tabs:
 
* ''Analyzer settings:'' Display all users<nowiki>’</nowiki> and dependencies related changes in the ASB.
* ''Warning:'' Displays dynamic warnings related to the current setup (ex A & C acoustic filters are no more available when the sampling frequency is lower than 25.6 kHz). Raising a warning will automatically show the log window during 3 sec.
* ''Macro trace'': log window for macro execution and debugging.
 
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Recommended location: ''Bottom, Docked''
 
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Status: Displays the current status of the plug-ins (''see chapter 1 ASB for details''). General statuses are displayed in the bottom status bar, the Status window is made to show advanced status for accurate control of the acquisition/analyses. To add the statuses in this window, right click in the selected plug-in and select ''View states''
 
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Recommended location: ''Bottom, Docked''
 
Example for the FFT plug in you may display:
 
* ''Block Overload:'' corresponds to the instantaneous overload indication within 1 FFT trigger block, for instance during a few milliseconds overload occurred, the current trigger block indicates overload, the following trigger block may not have any overload so indication "no overload" will be seen
* ''Analysis Overload:'' corresponds to overload indication over the measurement period. It means that during the whole measurement period there was (or not) an overload.
 
For instance: during a measurement, a short overload occurs, Block Overload will indicate "Overload on Channel x", Analysis Overload will indicate "Overload on Channel x", after overload occurred, Block Overload will indicate "No Overload", Analysis Overload will indicate "Overload on Channel x".
 
When pressing run again, Block Overload and Analysis Overload status will be reset.
 
When using Automatic overload rejection in FFT, Analysis Overload status take into account any occurring overload despite FFT block rejecting them for FFT calculation, the user will anyhow keep a trace of occurred overload.
 
These windows can be docked or floating. Environment windows are to be displayed temporarily for advanced setup. It is recommended to hide these windows for standard measurement/analyses.
 
===Preferences group===
These buttons provide direct access to the user<nowiki>’</nowiki>s preferences.
 
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The user<nowiki>’</nowiki>s preferences are gathered in one unique dialog with multiple tabs. It is possible to navigate in these tabs from any of the entry point (the described buttons).<br>
 
See [[NVGate User Preferences|User Preferences]] for details''
 
*
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General: Enter the preferences setting at the 1<sup>st</sup> tab. It allows customizing the scales font size, the refreshing speed as well as default specialized modes
*
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Units & Quantities: Open the physical quantity tabs of the user<nowiki>’</nowiki>s preferences. It allows creating, modifying and removing the units and physical quantities used by the NVGate interface.
Reminder: NVGate process SI units. The selected Units with are used for display only, the data are not modified by the units changes.
 
*
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Data Management: Open the measurement properties setup. This tool allows managing the default and user defined properties. These property values are saved with the measurement and used to qualify it. Later, they may be incorporated into reports and for search functions.
 
===Share and collect dataset===
This function transfers Projects, Measurements, Models and associated attachments from the NVGate Data to a common directory and reciprocally.
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These transfers operate in both direction; Share data from the NVGate PC to a common base ; Collate the data from a common base to the PC. The target/source directory can be in the PC, on the LAN or on an external device.
 
 
<br>Most of transfer conflicts and errors are automatically managed especially the merge of ''Projects'', ''Measurements'' and ''Attachments''. Most of them are solved automatically.
 
In case of ambiguous conflicts, operator is asked to provide the action in a Windows style .
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When possible, source and target directory are accessible through the hyperlinks.
 
<font color="#4DA836">'''Data Traceability '''</font>Each transfer (share and Collate) generates a report in 2 ways:
 
 
====Share Dataset====
The Datasets are shareable from the ribbon ''Home/Dataset:''
 
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The Share Dataset dialog behaves as multi-selection featuring the following extra settings:
 
1. The path of the <u>target directory</u>. Shared Items will be deposited at the root of this directory for the Project/Measurement hierarchy. Models will be deposited in a subfolder named "Folder".<br>Used targets are memorized and made available with the down arrow at the right.
 
2. Selection of what will be shared.
 
* <u>Project/Measurements</u> will transfer selected ''Projects'' and ''Measurements''. The ''Models'' associated with selected ''Measurements'' will also been carried on. <br>Used to share measurement data with their setups.
* <u>Models:</u> Only the selected ''Models'' will be transferred. <br>Used to spread Models to the measurement teams.
3. Define how to transfer:
 
* <u>Copy</u> keeps the data on the NVGate data locally while transferring a copy of selected ones
* <u>Move,</u> first copies the dataset and then delete the copied from the NVGate data.
* <u>Include signals</u> carries on the time series files when selected. Leave the time series files on the local NVGate data when unselected. <br>Note: In order to avoid data loss, the ''Include signals is'' forced to "select" when ''Move'' is chosen.
Note: that ''Share'' can also be used for dataset backup on the NVGate PC, an external disk or on the network.
 
====Collate Datasets====
''Collate <nowiki>[</nowiki>kəˈleɪt<nowiki>]</nowiki> verb. To gather together information from different sources in order to study it carefully''
 
Sharing data means recovering those data in local NVGate instances. The ''Collate'' function allows selecting and gathering dataset from common directories to the local NVGate data.
 
Collate dataset is available from the ribbon ''Home/Dataset:''
 
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Main difference is that the searched path is not limited at the ''Source'' level. The ''Collate'' function will take in account in depth hierarchy of the source directory among all its subdirectories.
 
This allows having a directory structure on the data set common base and being able to search in with the properties only for ones that do not know the directory organization.
 
====Import====
[[NVGate_Export/import#Import_Files|See Export/import.]]
 
===Disk group===
PC and Mobi-Disc management tools
 
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Active Disk: Select the active disk. The active disk is the one which is mapped by the project manager. The disk where a signal file is located must be the active one in order to load it on the player (play back, post process, exploration).
The active disk can be:
 
*
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The PC one. Available in office mode only.
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One of the Mobi-disk connected through a USB cable. Available in office mode only.
*
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The Analyzer disk (Mobi-Disk or fixed). Available in connected mode only.
 
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Manage: Open the disk manager in order to manage the signal files saved on it. See "Disk management" topic from Chapter 3: "Hardware Management" for details.
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Format: Format the active disc. Attention all saved data on the formatted disk will be definitely deleted. Not available when PC disk is selected. See "Disk management" topic from Chapter 3: "Hardware Management" for details.
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Download: Select available signal file on the active disk that match the project present on the project manager. To recover signal files from a record session made with another PC use the manage button. See "Disk management" topic from Chapter 3: "Hardware Management" for details.
 
===User group===
NVGate operates with users<nowiki>’</nowiki> preferences and authorizations. Personalized profiles can be memorized and recalled while starting the software.
 
A user profile contains:
 
* Default display preferences (colors, scale type, mode, units, etc..)
* Saving modes (default name, incrementing, confirmation mode, data protection and visibility)
* Waterfall (view, default reference, colors, extractions, filling and type)
* Marker (colors, limits, interpolation)
* Report colors palette
* Units for each physical quantity
* Export modes
* Floating/docked windows location and visibility
The User group allows managing NVGate users<nowiki>’</nowiki> profiles.
 
*
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User button Part 1:  It allows selecting the current user. Attention changing from one user to another one will reset the current NVGate analysis configuration to the default one defined by the new user.
*
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User button Part2: It allows creating and deleting users from the active .usr profile files.
* New: Used to create a new user
 
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''First name'': First name of the user may be left empty. The first name is automatically formatted so that the first character is in upper case and the others are in lower case letters.
 
''Last name'': Last name of the user must be filled in. The last name is automatically formatted in letters.
 
''Password'': If selected, the user will have to enter his password to launch NVGate<sup></sup>
 
''Access level''
 
''-Full'': The user is not limited within NVGate<sup></sup>
 
''-Restricted:'' The user is not authorized to access to all the functions of NVGate<sup></sup>. The main characteristics of this type of user are:
 
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* Create measurements
| '''Select tracks''': Open the ''Inputs'' table showing the inputs definition of the signal to be post-analyzed.
* Modify settings from the Control Panel
* Execute macros from the control panel
* Load projects from a predefined list
* Print reports; Move markers
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* Save a project
* Close or modify the windows
* Modify the settings in the ASB
* Use the toolbars that have not been authorized by the administrator


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==Measurement group==
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Administrator:  Allows Switching to a non-restricted user profile for administration of the current restricted user rights. In this case the current analyzer setup is not modified.
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Password:  Used to change the password. If necessary, the user must enter his current password and then enter the new password twice


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Warning: Due to the GUI modifications, the restricted user profile limitations do not apply on NVGate version 7.00 and further until new notification. It is possible to run NVGate7 with the Legacy V6.00 interface to benefit from the restricted user capabilities. For such purpose runs NVGate7 with the following parameter: ''-legacy''
Note that another Run/Pause/Stop button is always available in the status bar (bottom left)


By default the user is named <nowiki></nowiki>Default user". User
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| '''Run''': (CTRL+R) This button controls the general analysis and recording start. The plug-ins with connected channels/tracks will start their process once the run is activated.
''Note: The monitor and the Time Domain Analysis (in free run mode) process is continuous; it do not depends on the run status.''<br>
''Note: the trigger/start status of the plug-ins may block their process, waiting for an event.""<br>
''Warning: Pressing the run button during an analysis leads to reset all current analyses, restarting all averages from 0. The analyzed data will be lost.''<br>


The user profiles are saved in a file called ''NVGate.usr'' located in the ''NVGate.exe'' directory. This file is automatically created at NVGate start when it is absent. Attention: deleting the NVGate.usr file delete all users<nowiki>’</nowiki> preferences including the default setting proposed by OROS.
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| '''Pause''': Suspend or un-suspend the current analysis.
''Note: If the recorder is running, it starts / finishes a record.''


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| '''Stop''': (CTRL+S) Stop all the current analyses and recording. After requesting a stop, the plug-ins finish their current block. When all the plug-ins have switched to Stop the analyzer switches to the Stopped status
''Note: The analyzed results and recorded signal are saved when the analyzer switch to stop. This is the default behavior. It may be changed from the user preferences.''


It is possible to temporary change .usr file for special applications. To start NVGate with .usr different from the default one (NVGAte.usr) add the following to the command line: -usr=myfile.
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=== Transducer===
==Save group==
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[[NVGate_Transducer_and_Calibration|See transducer page.]]


===D-Rec group===
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| '''Save measurement''': Save the result of the last measurement. This button is available when:
* There is at least one result selected in the save selection,
* The measurement is stopped,
* The result exists.


This group manages D-rec (Direct recording) setups. D-rec allows recording signals with the analyzer without any PC or connection.
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| '''Save option''': Define the way the results and signals are saved.


*
===Save measurement===
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Enables to save the results of a measurement. The results can be saved if:
New'':''  Create a new recording configuration and save it in the analyzer memory.
From this button, NVGate will propose a set of dialog boxes that guide the user through the necessary settings to build a D-rec setup. The displayed dialogs are the following:


1. Channels connection
* There is at least one result selected in the save selection,
* The analyzer is stopped,
* The results exists.


2. Event connections
By default the save measurement displays the following confirmation window:


3. Recorder properties
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4. Records setup management
The ''Save Measurement ''dialog shows the visible properties with their suggested value.


Item #1 and #3 are exactly the same as the standard ASB dialogs for the channels connection and the recorder setup.
This dialog box allows entering:


Item #2 is also the same but only a subset of the events is handled by D-rec: Recorder trigger on Edge on Ext. synch, Level and delta level on DC inputs and periodic event only.
* the measurement name to identify your data
* An associated keyword that allows filtering the project manager
* User<nowiki>’</nowiki>s comments (Use the CTRL<nowiki>+</nowiki>Enter to add lines)
In Addition, the measurement can be informed with properties which are used to help retrieving the files and their meaning.


Item #4 allows managing the setups saved in the analyzer. (See ''Setup'' below for details)
The properties are attached to the measurement and filled while saving the data or by editing the properties from the project manager. The properties belong to 3 different categories:


*  
* The OROS properties are automatically filled by NVGate: Date, Author, Protection, Project name, Signal location and Number and type of saved results.
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* The OROS user properties are already created by NVGate. Their values, but must be filled by the operator: Comments, Site, Installation, Intervention, UUT, Serial number, Measurement type and Default type
Setup:  Manages the D-rec Setups through the following dialog box. The D-rec setups can be written, removed, imported and exported from this dialog box.
* The Users parameters are created and filled by the operator while saving or by editing the properties. Ex: ''TestCampaign'', ''R&DProject'' or ''Customer name''. Users parameters can be predefined from the ribbon: ''Measurement/Preferences/Measurement Properties''
To write an NVGate configuration in the hardware, press the "Add current setup" button. The current front-end and recorder settings will be saved in the analyzer. Note that all active channels (IN, DC, EXT and CAN) will automatically be connected to the recorder tracks.
Note that ''users<nowiki>’</nowiki> properties will pollinate''. It means the new properties type will be automatically added on the future measurements. The same occurs if you import or copy a measurement which contains unknown users<nowiki>’</nowiki> properties.


The Delete button removes definitely the selected setup(s) from the analyzer memory".
The OROS User properties easily cover a wide range of situations. Properties options are:


One of the D-rec setups saved in the analyzer can be set as the default setup when starting the D-rec. Check it in the "Default" column. The default setup is loaded when the operator
* Site is for the location of the measurement. It can be a ship, a test track, a test cell, an aircraft or a factory.
* Installation is for the tested machinery. It can be a diesel engine, a car, a jet engine, a pump, a machine tool, etc…
* Intervention describes the type of acquisition/analysis: qualification, overhaul check, prototyping, diagnostic, routine data collection, first run, etc…
* Unit Under Test (UUT) indicates precisely which part is tested: a tire, a bearing, a transmission, etc…
* Measurement type:  Describes the type of measuring; Acoustic, diagnostic, rotating, etc..
* Default (or Defect): The identified defect on the UUT.


Each setup can be exported in text file to be used as a reference of the D-rec settings when using it on-site to match the transducers and cables. To create a description file, use the "Export as txt" button.
Managing properties


It is possible to recover, control or modify an existing D-rec setup which is already saved in the analyzer. The "Import in ASB" function will overwrite the current ASB with the configuration saved in the analyzer.
To enter the property values, click on the right cell of the corresponding line and add text.


To remove a property from the measurement, use the cross on the right side of the corresponding line.


===OR362 and OR382 features===
To add a property fill the bottom left cell with the property name and use the tab or click on the right cell to enter its value.
NVGate V6.70 handles the OR36<sub>2</sub> and OR38<sub>2</sub> new features. These functionalities are fully integrated in the software offering clear and training free operations.


====D-REC, Recording without PC====
By right clicking on the property line you can hide it or change the suggestion mode. In order to save your entered values from one measurement to the next one, select ''Same as previous. '' ''Same as today'' will reset the suggestion as soon as the date of the latest saved measurement is different from current day.
With The ''D-rec'' option your analyzer is turned into a true stand-alone recorder able to face any field situation.  With D-rec, the instrument is available from power-on to power-off without any PC or other fragile/complex consumer interfaces like PDA, smart phones and mini PC.  Setting up the front end and the recorder is operated through the new bright display with its large buttons. This interface is adapted to many situations such as outdoor, sun light, wearing gloves, etc...


Using D-rec take place in 3 different operations:
''Note: Measurement<nowiki>’</nowiki>s properties can be edited from the ''Project Manager'' by right clicking on the desired measurement.''


* Operating the recorder with the LCD panel,
===Save option===
* Preparing  predefined setups through NVGate,
Define the way the results and signals are saved. It opens the ''Save setup'' dialog which contains 2 tabs.
* Signal recovery with NVGate,


=====PArt-1: OPerating the recorder=====
====Save setup tab====
The D-rec control is made through the analyzer LCD panel. The described menus are available on analyzers sold or upgraded with the corresponding option.
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After powering on the instrument the LCD panel proposes to enter the D-rec operations. There are 2 possible modes: record directly or setup the recorder.
* ''Base name'': The name the new measurement will have. A suffix is automatically added to the name if the specified name is already in use.
* ''Names from sequence'': Select this option to link the measurement name to the corresponding sequence fields of the sequence currently in use.
See also "Sequence" topic from Chapter 5: Reports & Tools.


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* ''Native format'': Determines whether the measurement should be saved in OR3x format. If not selected, the new measurement will not appear in the project manager.
* ''Export format'': Used to export the new measurement in an external format. A folder must be specified to receive the converted result.
See more details about the export formats in the "Export" topic from the "Chapter 7: User preferences".


1. To '''record directly''', simply press the run button with the green arrow. The analyzer loads the default setup and starts recording.
* ''Auto-increment:'' Used to insure the new measurement has a unique name.  


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|''Number''
|Adds a number to the Base name. The first available increment is used


2. The setup name is displayed during the load. When recording the system displays the available disk space and recording time. The ''Run'', ''Pause'' and ''Stop'' buttons control the recorder operations.
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|''Date''
|Adds date information to the Base name. The date format is ''dd-mm-yyyy'' ''hh<nowiki>’</nowiki>mm''<nowiki>’</nowiki>''ss''" or mm-dd-yy ''hh<nowiki>’</nowiki>mm''<nowiki>’</nowiki>''ss '' according to the regional settings of the PC


3. To '''setup the recorder''', press the ''Pause'' button down to the D-rec arrow. The LCD will display a set of menus. The navigation is controlled by the ''Run'', ''Pause'', ''Stop'' and ''Down arrow'' buttons. Buttons actions are displayed on the LCD above the corresponding gray lines.
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* ''Save option'': This option determines the way in which the measurement will be created when the analyzer stops


The recorder support multiple records and sessions (Power On/Off). In case unexpected stop (Power failure or Mobi-Disk removal during a record) the interrupted records is automatically recovered at the next power on.
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|''Do not save''
|No measurement will be created. The only way to save the results selected is to perform the Save Result command manually


======D-rec menus Operations======
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The front end and recorder setup allows to:
|''In default measurement''
|The measurement is created with the name "Default measurement". If a measurement with this name already exists, it is overwritten.


* Load a predefined D-rec setup (also called configuration)
|-
* Change the recorder setup: Sampling frequency, Mode and Duration.
|''With name confirmation''
* Enable or disable channels: Dynamic inputs (IN), parametric inputs (DC) and external synch. (Ext). Note that each input can be activated as a dynamic or a parametric channel.
|A dialog box will be displayed when the analyzer stops. It will suggest a name using a Base name and an auto increment choice.
* Modify the input settings: Coupling, range and Xpod conditioner.
* Modify the DC inputs range.
* Modify the Ext. synch inputs: Coupling and range.
* Exit the D-rec mode to start with NVGate or shutdown the analyzer.
For D, E, and F, the inputs modification can be applied to a group of inputs. In the first menu set the inputs you want to change to Y (or set All to Y to modify all inputs simultaneously). Then set the coupling or range for example. It will apply to all the selected channels.


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|''Without name confirmation''
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|The measurement is created with a name automatically generated from the Base name and the auto increment choice.
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* ''Default keyword'': Used to choose the keyword that will be associated with the new measurement. Refer to the preference section for more information.
* ''Saved Results''
* Current Analysis result: Results obtained from an acquisition.
* End of acquisition: open automatically a dialog box to save the results when the analyzer stops.
* Manually: allow to save the results manually.
* Working results: Results obtained after an operation based on already saved analysis results, for example a result calculated with an operator.
These results can be only saved manually.


Note: Some sub-menus are not described in this diagram.
====Save selection tab====


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PART 2 -Preparing D-rec configurations with NVGate
''Results provided by the plug-ins''


The analyzer memorize up to 12 different setups that can be loaded on site, without a PC. A D-rec configuration concerns the front-end and recorder setup only. The configuration can be created in 2 ways: Setup the front-end and the recorder or let D-rec do it automatically from an existing analysis workbook.
* ''Result selection'': List of results provided by the plug-in analyzer selected. Multiple plug-ins may be selected if all results selected are compatible (which means that they can be displayed in the same result window).
* ''Channel selection'': List of plug-in analyzer channels connected, available for the result selected.
* ''Operation'': in the top combo-box, list of weighting that can be applied to results selected. In the middle combo-box, list of derivation/integration operations which can be applied. In the bottom combo-box, list of display units.
* ''Reference / X'': List of plug-in analyzer channels connected. This can be the reference. Available for results that require a reference only (cross-spectrum, for example).
* ''Tracked order'':  List of tracked orders on channel selected. Available if result selected is an order result.
* ''Traces''


======Setup the front-end and the recorder======
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Run NVGate with your analyzer connected. A new item is available in the ''Setup'' menu: ''D-rec…''


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List of traces available in the project coming from current analysis results and working results.


From this menu entry NVGate will propose a set of dialog boxes that guide the user through the necessary settings to build a D-rec setup. The displayed dialogs are the following:
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1. Channels connection
==Setup group==


2. Event connections
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3. Recorder properties
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|[[File:Home_load_setup_2022.PNG|right|30px]]
| '''Load setup''': Open the ''Load setup'' dialog, which allows loading setups from Models, Measurements and Projects or creating setups for online or post-analysis.


4. Records setup management
|-
|[[File:Home_save_as_model_2022.PNG|right|30px]]
| '''Save as model''': Enable to save the current setup as a Model.
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|[[File:Home_active_model_2022.PNG|right|100px]]
| '''Active model''': Display the name of the loaded Model. This Model will remain active until a ''Reset setup'' is applied or another setup is loaded.


Item #1 and #3 are exactly the same as the standard ASB dialogs for the channels connection and the recorder setup. Item #2 is also the same but only a subset of the events is handled by D-rec: Recorder trigger on Edge on Ext. synch, Level and delta level on DC inputs and periodic event only.
|-
|[[File:Home_reset_2022.PNG|right|30px]]
| '''Reset''': Close the active Model and set all parameters to the default values.


Item #4 allows managing the setups saved in the analyzer. The D-rec setups can be written, removed, imported and exported from this dialog box.
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See [[NVGate_Setup_Group|setup group]] page for more details.


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==Data group==


To write an NVGate configuration in the hardware, press the "Add current setup" button. The current front-end and recorder settings will be saved in the analyzer. Note that all active channels (IN, DC, EXT and CAN) will automatically be connected to the recorder tracks. To delete a D-rec setup, select it in the list and press "Delete".
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One of the D-rec setups saved in the analyzer can be set as the default setup when starting the D-rec. Check it in the "Default" column.


Each setup can be exported in text file to be used as a trace of the D-rec settings when using it on-site. Of course it is possible to control the front-end and recorder settings with the LCD menus, but a paper sheet or file overview is more comfortable to install the transducers and cables. To create a description file, use the "Export as txt" button.
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| '''Attachment''': Enable to quickly identify if files (reports, pictures, videos....) are attached to the current project. ''Note: if the "Default project" is active, the Attachment button is greyed.
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| The ''Attachment'' folder of the current project is empty or does not exist.
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| File(s) are located in the ''Attachment'' folder of the current project.
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It is possible to recover, control or modify an existing D-rec setup which is already saved in the analyzer. The "Import in ASB" function will setup the current NVGate ASB with the configuration saved in the analyzer.
|-
|[[File:Home_filter_projects_2022.PNG|30px]]
| '''Filter projects''': Open the ''Filter Project'' dialog, which enables selecting the projects to be visible in the ''Project manager''. Use the filter and columns sorting to select which set of Project/Measurements will be visible. Click on Filter to view only selected Items, select No Filter to view all Items.The visibility filtering applies on all Item Selection Browsers, Set Selection Browsers and Project Manager.
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======AUtomatic recorder setup======
==Disk group==
D-rec has been designed to record without a PC. Such operations require a setup validation and are followed by a signal post-processing. With D-rec you can focus on the goal of your data acquisition rather that minding about channels, coupling and bandwidths.
[[File:Home_Disk_group_2022.PNG|200px]]


With your analyzer connected you can prepare your analysis with NVGate focusing on which result you expect: spectra, order extraction, triggering threshold and others. Moreover you can validate that this front-end and analysis setup will provide the results you want.


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| '''Record''': Display and enable selecting where the recording is performed (analyzer's disk or computer disk) or to stop temporarily the recording (off).
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| '''Used space''': Give a visual overview of the space available on the disk.


When your analysis setup is ready, you can add it to the D-rec setup list (see below) with the "Setup\D-rec setup(s)…" menu entry. NVGate will activate the recorder with all the active inputs. You can go and make your measurements in confidence.
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|[[File:Download_2022.PNG|right|30px]]
| '''Download''': Open the ''[[Disk(Hard-drive)_management#Disks_manager|Disk manager]]'' dialog, which lists the signals available on the analyzer's disk and enables selecting the signals to be downloaded on the pc.


=====PART 3 – recovering the SIgnal with NVGate=====
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The recorded signals are recovered with the NVGate project manager. To be accessible, the measurements must be associated to one project. Like the on-line records, the signal data can stay on the Mobi-Disk or be downloaded into the host PC hard-drive.
 
After a D-rec session(s), the signal recovery is operated through NVGate with the Mobi-Disk connected. The Mobi-Disk connection can be:
 
* Running NVGate in the connected mode with the Mobi-Disk inside the hardware,
* Running NVGate in the office mode with the Mobi-Disk connected to a USB port of the host PC.
 
When NVGate starts and is connected to a Mobi-disk that contains signals recorded with D-rec, the following message appears.
 
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You can skip it and process later. In this case the menu entry "Hard-drive\manage" will show the same dialog box as the "Open Hard drive manager" button.
 
The Hard drive manager lists all the files (records) present in the active disk (in the hardware or USB connected). The records made in stand-alone are automatically named with the date/time based on the analyzer real-time clock.
 
To recover these files in the project manager:
 
1. Select the measurements to process. Automatic selection is available from the top combo-box (select ''unavailable in project manager'') or manual selection with the mouse and CTRL or SHIFT buttons.
 
2. Press the bottom "Add to Project Manager" button to add these records into one of your projects.
 
The signal files are now ready for visualization, post-processing and export. The data are still on the Mobi-Disk. Use the download function to copy it on the PC hard-drive.
 
* To be previewed the files must be loaded into the player with the ''Load and preview'' function. The signal previewing computation may take a few seconds, it occurs one time only.
* When exportation is needed, the files must be downloaded to the PC hard drive first.
 
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===OR10 Steup===
==User==
[[File:OR10_setup.png]]<br>


[[NVGate_OR10_Stand_alone|See OR10 stand alone page]]
[[File:user_2022.PNG|50px]] '''User''': This button allows selecting the current user. ''Note: changing from one user to another one will reset the current NVGate analysis configuration to the default one defined by the new user.''

Latest revision as of 15:01, 27 November 2023


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The goal of the Home tab is to make a user friendly tab for doing a measurement. You can load a project, create a setup (using the "go to results" group), start an acquisition, see your data, the disk space and change the user. In fact for a lot of every day application you can stay on this tab, no need to check the other one.

Go to result group

Online mode

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Home start 2022.PNG Start...: Opens the NVGate start dialog which is dedicated to make the first steps in the software.

Note: The NVGate start dialog is also displayed at each NVGate Start except if the user checks the option Do not show again in the dialog.

NVGate start dialog 2022.JPG

Open project 2022.JPG Open project: Open an existing project.
New project 2022.JPG New project: Create a new project.
Recent projects: Recently opened projects.


Home online to PA.PNG Online to Post-analysis: This button is used to switch from Online mode to Post-analysis mode. This will open the Select Signal window which lists all the recorded signals available. The selected signal will be then playback and can be re-injected into any plug-in analyzer (Monitor, FFT, 1/n Octave...). It is also possible to play back a recorded signal through the Output during Online analysis.

See player page for more details.

Home select inputs 2022.PNG Select inputs: Opens the Inputs selection dialog which allows activating and setting-up the dynamic inputs in a fast and smart way.
Home show result 2022.PNG Show results: Opens the Results dialog which allows displaying and saving results without connecting inputs or tracks to the plug-in analyzers in advance.
Home results overview 2022.PNG Results overview: Opens the Results overview table which summarizes all the displayed and saved result (i.e. present in the Save Selection list)


Post-analysis mode

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Home PA to online 2022.PNG Post-analysis to online: This button is used to switch from Online mode to Post-analysis mode.
Home select signals 2022.PNG Select signal: Open the Select signal dialog to select the signal to be post-analyzed.
Home select tracks 2022.PNG Select tracks: Open the Inputs table showing the inputs definition of the signal to be post-analyzed.


Measurement group

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Note that another Run/Pause/Stop button is always available in the status bar (bottom left)

Home run 2022.PNG Run: (CTRL+R) This button controls the general analysis and recording start. The plug-ins with connected channels/tracks will start their process once the run is activated.

Note: The monitor and the Time Domain Analysis (in free run mode) process is continuous; it do not depends on the run status.
Note: the trigger/start status of the plug-ins may block their process, waiting for an event.""
Warning: Pressing the run button during an analysis leads to reset all current analyses, restarting all averages from 0. The analyzed data will be lost.

Home pause 2022.PNG Pause: Suspend or un-suspend the current analysis.

Note: If the recorder is running, it starts / finishes a record.

Home stop 2022.PNG Stop: (CTRL+S) Stop all the current analyses and recording. After requesting a stop, the plug-ins finish their current block. When all the plug-ins have switched to Stop the analyzer switches to the Stopped status

Note: The analyzed results and recorded signal are saved when the analyzer switch to stop. This is the default behavior. It may be changed from the user preferences.


Save group

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Home save measurement 2022.PNG Save measurement: Save the result of the last measurement. This button is available when:
  • There is at least one result selected in the save selection,
  • The measurement is stopped,
  • The result exists.
Home save option 2022.PNG Save option: Define the way the results and signals are saved.

Save measurement

Enables to save the results of a measurement. The results can be saved if:

  • There is at least one result selected in the save selection,
  • The analyzer is stopped,
  • The results exists.

By default the save measurement displays the following confirmation window:

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The Save Measurement dialog shows the visible properties with their suggested value.

This dialog box allows entering:

  • the measurement name to identify your data
  • An associated keyword that allows filtering the project manager
  • User’s comments (Use the CTRL+Enter to add lines)

In Addition, the measurement can be informed with properties which are used to help retrieving the files and their meaning.

The properties are attached to the measurement and filled while saving the data or by editing the properties from the project manager. The properties belong to 3 different categories:

  • The OROS properties are automatically filled by NVGate: Date, Author, Protection, Project name, Signal location and Number and type of saved results.
  • The OROS user properties are already created by NVGate. Their values, but must be filled by the operator: Comments, Site, Installation, Intervention, UUT, Serial number, Measurement type and Default type
  • The Users parameters are created and filled by the operator while saving or by editing the properties. Ex: TestCampaign, R&DProject or Customer name. Users parameters can be predefined from the ribbon: Measurement/Preferences/Measurement Properties

Note that users’ properties will pollinate. It means the new properties type will be automatically added on the future measurements. The same occurs if you import or copy a measurement which contains unknown users’ properties.

The OROS User properties easily cover a wide range of situations. Properties options are:

  • Site is for the location of the measurement. It can be a ship, a test track, a test cell, an aircraft or a factory.
  • Installation is for the tested machinery. It can be a diesel engine, a car, a jet engine, a pump, a machine tool, etc…
  • Intervention describes the type of acquisition/analysis: qualification, overhaul check, prototyping, diagnostic, routine data collection, first run, etc…
  • Unit Under Test (UUT) indicates precisely which part is tested: a tire, a bearing, a transmission, etc…
  • Measurement type: Describes the type of measuring; Acoustic, diagnostic, rotating, etc..
  • Default (or Defect): The identified defect on the UUT.

Managing properties

To enter the property values, click on the right cell of the corresponding line and add text.

To remove a property from the measurement, use the cross on the right side of the corresponding line.

To add a property fill the bottom left cell with the property name and use the tab or click on the right cell to enter its value.

By right clicking on the property line you can hide it or change the suggestion mode. In order to save your entered values from one measurement to the next one, select Same as previous. Same as today will reset the suggestion as soon as the date of the latest saved measurement is different from current day.

Note: Measurement’s properties can be edited from the Project Manager by right clicking on the desired measurement.

Save option

Define the way the results and signals are saved. It opens the Save setup dialog which contains 2 tabs.

Save setup tab

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  • Base name: The name the new measurement will have. A suffix is automatically added to the name if the specified name is already in use.
  • Names from sequence: Select this option to link the measurement name to the corresponding sequence fields of the sequence currently in use.

See also "Sequence" topic from Chapter 5: Reports & Tools.

  • Native format: Determines whether the measurement should be saved in OR3x format. If not selected, the new measurement will not appear in the project manager.
  • Export format: Used to export the new measurement in an external format. A folder must be specified to receive the converted result.

See more details about the export formats in the "Export" topic from the "Chapter 7: User preferences".

  • Auto-increment: Used to insure the new measurement has a unique name.
Number Adds a number to the Base name. The first available increment is used
Date Adds date information to the Base name. The date format is dd-mm-yyyy hh’mmss" or mm-dd-yy hh’mmss according to the regional settings of the PC
  • Save option: This option determines the way in which the measurement will be created when the analyzer stops
Do not save No measurement will be created. The only way to save the results selected is to perform the Save Result command manually
In default measurement The measurement is created with the name "Default measurement". If a measurement with this name already exists, it is overwritten.
With name confirmation A dialog box will be displayed when the analyzer stops. It will suggest a name using a Base name and an auto increment choice.
Without name confirmation The measurement is created with a name automatically generated from the Base name and the auto increment choice.
  • Default keyword: Used to choose the keyword that will be associated with the new measurement. Refer to the preference section for more information.
  • Saved Results
  • Current Analysis result: Results obtained from an acquisition.
  • End of acquisition: open automatically a dialog box to save the results when the analyzer stops.
  • Manually: allow to save the results manually.
  • Working results: Results obtained after an operation based on already saved analysis results, for example a result calculated with an operator.

These results can be only saved manually.

Save selection tab

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Results provided by the plug-ins

  • Result selection: List of results provided by the plug-in analyzer selected. Multiple plug-ins may be selected if all results selected are compatible (which means that they can be displayed in the same result window).
  • Channel selection: List of plug-in analyzer channels connected, available for the result selected.
  • Operation: in the top combo-box, list of weighting that can be applied to results selected. In the middle combo-box, list of derivation/integration operations which can be applied. In the bottom combo-box, list of display units.
  • Reference / X: List of plug-in analyzer channels connected. This can be the reference. Available for results that require a reference only (cross-spectrum, for example).
  • Tracked order: List of tracked orders on channel selected. Available if result selected is an order result.
  • Traces
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List of traces available in the project coming from current analysis results and working results.


Setup group

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Home load setup 2022.PNG
Load setup: Open the Load setup dialog, which allows loading setups from Models, Measurements and Projects or creating setups for online or post-analysis.
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Save as model: Enable to save the current setup as a Model.
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Active model: Display the name of the loaded Model. This Model will remain active until a Reset setup is applied or another setup is loaded.
Home reset 2022.PNG
Reset: Close the active Model and set all parameters to the default values.


See setup group page for more details.

Data group

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Home attachment 2022.PNG Attachment: Enable to quickly identify if files (reports, pictures, videos....) are attached to the current project. Note: if the "Default project" is active, the Attachment button is greyed.
Home attachment 2022.PNG The Attachment folder of the current project is empty or does not exist.
Home attachment file 2022.PNG File(s) are located in the Attachment folder of the current project.

Home filter projects 2022.PNG Filter projects: Open the Filter Project dialog, which enables selecting the projects to be visible in the Project manager. Use the filter and columns sorting to select which set of Project/Measurements will be visible. Click on Filter to view only selected Items, select No Filter to view all Items.The visibility filtering applies on all Item Selection Browsers, Set Selection Browsers and Project Manager.


Disk group

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Home record 2022.PNG
Record: Display and enable selecting where the recording is performed (analyzer's disk or computer disk) or to stop temporarily the recording (off).
Used space 2022.PNG
Used space: Give a visual overview of the space available on the disk.
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Download: Open the Disk manager dialog, which lists the signals available on the analyzer's disk and enables selecting the signals to be downloaded on the pc.


User

User 2022.PNG User: This button allows selecting the current user. Note: changing from one user to another one will reset the current NVGate analysis configuration to the default one defined by the new user.