Jackson Labs PHASE STATION 53100A, User Manual

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Reset all parameters, options, and settings at next startup
This option causes a dialog box to appear when you exit from TimeLab, confirming that
you would like to reset all options, settings, colors, and dialog fields to their default
values the next time the program is launched. If confirmation is given, the .INI files
associated with TimeLab and all of its instrument drivers will be deleted, forcing them to
be recreated with default values when the program is relaunched. (Default: disabled)
If desired, the .INI files used by TimeLab and its instrument drivers may be copied,
backed up, or edited manually. The location of the directory where TimeLab stores its
.INI files varies depending on the operating system version. In Windows 7, these files
are normally located at
c:\Users\
<user name>\
AppData\Local\Miles Design\TimeLab
,
also accessible at
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Miles Design\TimeLab
. In Windows XP, the .INI
files are normally located in the hidden directory c:\Documents and Settings\ <user
name> \Local Settings\Application Data\Miles Design\TimeLab .
Note that TimeLab does not generally store configuration data in the Windows registry
or anywhere else besides its .INI files; only installation-related data is stored in the
registry.
Close selected plot (
Del
)
Closing the selected plot frees the memory it occupies and removes it from the graph
and legend table. If the plot is associated with a saved .TIM file, the file is not deleted.
After closing a plot, the next plot in the legend table, if any, becomes the selected plot.
Up to 9 plots may be loaded into memory at once; to acquire, load, or import additional
plots, you must close at least one.
Close all visible plots ( Home )
Closes all loaded plots at once, removing them from the graph and legend table.
Delete selected plot’s .TIM file ( Ctrl-Del )
After prompting for confirmation, this command unloads the selected plot’s data from
memory and also deletes its associated .TIM file, if any.
After closing a plot, the next plot in the legend table, if any, becomes the selected plot.
Up to 9 plots may be loaded into memory at once; to acquire, load, or import additional
plots, you must close at least one.
Quit ( q or Esc )
Exits from TimeLab. Depending on the setting of File → Warn before exiting with
unsaved plots , a confirmation prompt may be issued.
Unless you hold the Shift key as the program exits, TimeLab will write all of its global
settings and dialog fields (as well as a list of known
Legend menu entries and currently