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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1a E-17
display. It is also the HORIZ and VERT knobs that are pushed on the [+] and [-] markers to open
and close sections of the hierarchy. (Pushing either the GENERAL knob or the OTHER button
displays the Button Bar.)
Through opening some sections of the hierarchy and closing up others, you can readily tailor the
display to show just the information you are interested in.
As shown in the example display, the ‘values’ associated with particular status items are shown
in colour make it immediately clear where the value currently being reported is incorrect in some
way because it is shown in
red .
In addition, the section headings (together with the main ‘Video’ heading) may be marked with a
cross in a red circle to indicate where either an error or a critical error has been detected among
the items of that section. This provides a simple and effective way of, firstly, alerting the user to
the fact that an error has occurred and, secondly, guiding the user to the relevant part of the
status display.
Note: Where the Status display includes line and field details, selecting the symbol next to this
information automatically adjusts the position of the crosshair cursor and hence the focus of
displays such as the Data View to the specified position within the image to allow closer
investigation.
You should also note that the aspects of the video that are checked depend both on the video
format and on which software options are installed.
Status Summary
The Status Summary displays comprise a set of pages, each showing status information about a
different area of the video being analysed. These displays are grouped into a number of
categories, each associated with a separate button on the Button Bar.
Figure E-13: Sample Status Summary display.