Menu entry Setup
Temporary setting of some parameters of SHM. Possible values
are listed in an option button menu. The default value
means that the parameter
takes the value out of the Configure
setting and has not yet been changed. Changes made her are lost
after restarting SHM.
hardcopy
- Method of creating hardcopy on printer. Currently there is
no real choice. fast
calls the script $SH_UTIL/sd_xwd.csh
which makes use of the X-Window command
xwd. This should available on all
platforms. quality
calls $SH_UTIL/sd_screendump.csh
which has been an interface to the screendump
command of Sun Solaris 1. This is not available any more. If
somebody knows a method of making good hardcopies, he may implement
it using this script.
max. cursor
- Selection of last mode of waveform cursors. Clicking the
middle mouse button changes the cursor until the selected mode
and then returns to no cursor. See The
use of mouse buttons for details.
normalization
- Tells how the traces should be normalized on screen.
- constant:
amplification of traces with a constant value. All traces on
display have comparable amplitudes. The displayed amplitude still
depends on the number of traces on the display. Two different
plots with the same number of traces on display have comparable
amplitudes.
- all (tot):
all traces on the display have the same amplification, the absolute
size depends on the largest value read in. I.e. all traces on
display have the comparable amplitudes, also different time windows
of the same traces, but different traces read in later have different
magnification.
- all (wdw):
all traces on the display have the same amplification, the absolute
size depends on the largest value within the visible window.
I.e. all traces on display have comparable amplitudes, but different
time windows of the same traces may have different magnification.
- single (tot):
the normalization for each trace on display is different, so
that the maximum value of the whole trace appears with the same
amplitude on screen.
- single (wdw):
the normalization for each trace on display is different, so
that the maximum value of the visible window appears with the
same amplitude on screen.
trace order
- Order of traces down-top or top-down.
filter type
- Which filter type should be used for filtering: FFT or recursive.
See command filter for details.
default filter
- Which filter should be applied automatically after read in
with Read New
from command Read. Saves some mouseclicks
if enabled and usually the same filter is applied after reading
new traces.
parameter list
- Tells whether the verbose form or the brief form of the analysis
parameters should be displayed on the Show parameters
and Final parameters commands.
phase names
- Tells whether the full phase name including onset type (e
or i) and sign (c or d) should appear on the phase marks or only
the plain phase name.
display size rulers
- Changes the size of the main window display. This sizes independently
from the frame. If the display size is larger than the frame,
scrollbars are added to the window. This enables the user e.g.
to work with many traces with a reasonable resolution if he uses
vertical scroll bars for the display. Be careful: if you make
the window size larger than possible with the current amount
of free memory SHM just crashes. This is an internal feature
of X-Window, I did not yet find a way to prevent this.
This page last modified 13-Jul-2000