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Chapter 7 Touchscreen Operation
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7.2.8 Light Curve
In analogy to the previous window (Induction Curve), the “Light
Curve” window provides buttons to start and stop light curves
and to survey them (Fig. 34, page 63). Also, the Light Curve win-
dow provides numerical data of saturation pulse analysis which
can be accessed by touching the graphics panel. Navigation be-
tween different saturation pulses analyses and selection of dis-
played data works as described for the previous window (Induc-
tion Curve).
Light curve parameters (number and duration of light steps, initial
PAR, and recovery curve) can be adjusted in the menu “Light
Curve Settings” (Fig. 47, page 84). Touching the MEM button
and scrolling using the arrow keys on the side bar permits view-
ing stored light curves.
7.2.9 Recovery
Often, fluorescence recovery experiments are automatically ap-
pended to an induction or a light curve (cf. 7.2.7 and 7.2.8). In
these cases, the recovery curves are started automatically. Oth-
erwise, recovery curves can be initiated (and cancelled) manual-
ly using the START/STOP button on the side panel of the Re-
covery window (see Fig. 35, page 65).
As in previous Induction and Light Curve windows, recovery data
are represented graphically and numerically. The time course of
recovery curves is fixed: each curve last 39 min during which 7
saturation analysis are carried out. In case of a preceding induc-
tion or light curve, the last saturation pulse analysis of the induc-
tion or light curve corresponds to the first one of recovery. The