DAP Technology 1394, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Scriptor
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This command enables exporting the text part of a script to an external file. Two formats are currently
support: (*.txt) and (*.html). Scripts exported to a text file can be imported again with the import
command. However, when doing so, the Data and Control Panel are lost. The other format exports the
text part of a script to a web page. The web page contains the text of the script in highlighted form.
Edit menu
The contents of this menu depend on the tab that is selected. All tabs have their own edit menu. These
menus contain the windows-standard edit functions like copy, paste, undo and redo. In addition, this menu
also contains some editor dependend items like function insertion for the Script Editor and control
insertion for the Control Panel.
Windows menu
This menu contains commands to move to other Analyzer windows like the Commander or the Recorder.
The menu items are self-explanatory.
Help menu
This menu contains commands for accessing different sections of the manual. The menu items are
self-explanatory.
Toobar
Looking from the left to the right, the main toolbar contains the following items:
Selected Target Device
This combo box contains a list of all devices a script can be created for. The name of the device indicates
whether the device is currently configured in Mil1394 mode or not and whether the device is online or
offline. If developing for an offline device, the script can be compiled but not uploaded.
Scriptor active indicator
This led control is turned on (red light) whenever a script is being executed on the Analyzer.
Start script
This button starts the current script. If the current script is not yet compiled and uploaded to the Analyzer,
this is done automatically before execution.
Stop script
If a script is currently running on the connected Analyzer, this button stops the script.
Upload script data to Analyzer
This button uploads the current script to a connected Analyzer. If the script is not yet compiled, this is
done on the fly.
Clear scriptor memory
This button clears the compiled script from the memory of a connected Analyzer if present. Note that the
script will remain loaded in the script editor.
Scriptor Memory bar
This gray thermometer indicates how much of the Scriptor memory is in used and how much is still
available to the running script. The number on the right side displays the amount of Analyzer memory
allocated to the Scriptor. Use the global settings window to allocate a different amount of memory to the
scriptor.
11.2. Script Editor
The Script Editor tab is used for editing and debugging a user-defined script. The tab page is divided in
two parts. The left part is a textual script editor, which shows the current script. The right part contains a