Agilent Technologies 622Vu Advisor, User Manual

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Cloning a FilterSet
Instead of adding a new filterset from scratch, you can copy an existing filterset
then modify it. To do this, first select anywhere in the filterset you want to copy,
then choose Clone FilterSet from the File menu. The system prompts for a
filterset name for the copy, using a window similar to the one shown above for
Add processing. Fill in the name you want, then click OK. 622Vu Advisor
makes a complete copy of the filterset, including all buffers and filter entries
(with their original names and definitions). Then it stores the copy under the new
filterset name, placing it directly under the copied filterset.
You can change the definition as necessary, referring to the appropriate sections
of this chapter.
Removing a FilterSet
If you find you no longer need a particular filterset, you can remove it from the
cell library. To do this, first select any component of the filterset definition, then
click the Remove FilterSet button (or choose Remove FilterSet from the File
menu).
The system verifies that you really want to remove the entire filterset, then
deletes it from the library — including all component buffers and filter entries.
Note: Regardless of the level of definition selected when you request the delete, 622Vu Advisor
removes the entire filterset, not just the selected component (e.g., buffer or filter entry).
Remove
FilterSet
8: Filtering Captures
8.3 Defining FilterSets
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