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The Masks (also called ''Mask'') are used to compare a measured result with a template. | The Masks (also called ''Mask'') are used to compare a measured result with a template. | ||
===Tutorial=== | ===Tutorial=== | ||
Here is an example of a template plotted over the FFT spectrum for three input. <br> | Here is an example of a template plotted over the [[NVGate FFT Analyzer|FFT spectrum]] for three input. <br> | ||
[[Image:Mask4.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:Mask4.png|framed|none]] | ||
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Once you close the window, the mask is then created under the project in the project manager and can be drop into the result graph, here the FFT spectrum : | Once you close the window, the mask is then created under the project in the [[NVGate Project manager|project manager]] and can be drop into the result graph, here the FFT spectrum : | ||
[[Image:Mask+manager2.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:Mask+manager2.png|framed|none]] | ||
====Add an Alarm==== | ====Add an Alarm==== | ||
Once you added the mask on the graph, you can create an alarm. The alarm will then allow you to use as an event in a Macro. <br> | Once you added the mask on the graph, you can create an alarm. The alarm will then allow you to use as an event in a [[NVGate Macro|Macro]]. <br> | ||
To create the alarm, select "Add Alarm" from the NVGate ribbon : | To create the alarm, select "Add Alarm" from the NVGate ribbon : | ||
[[Image:AddAlarm.png|framed|none]] | [[Image:AddAlarm.png|framed|none]] | ||