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<strong>Physiolab</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 6<br />

Overview of the <strong>Software</strong> Interface<br />

This section is an overview of the toolbars and signal controls common to all<br />

<strong>Physiolab</strong> applications.<br />

Starting an Application<br />

To begin running an application click on the <strong>USE3</strong> <strong>Physiolab</strong> icon<br />

your desktop. The program will load to the Main Menu.<br />

from<br />

SELECT CLIENT<br />

RUN SESSION<br />

MANAGE DATA<br />

EXIT<br />

Click on Select Client. Select a client name in the “Select Client” Window.<br />

Recorded session data will be saved under this client name. Click the “Select”<br />

button. If you skip this step, you will be prompted later to select a client if you<br />

record data. (For information on adding new clients, editing, and deleting client<br />

records, please see the “Adding and Deleting Client Information” section.)<br />

Next, click on Run Session. This will bring up the Select Application window.<br />

Make sure that the J&J<br />

device that you have<br />

connected to your<br />

computer is selected in<br />

the “Hardware Type”<br />

drop-down box. Each<br />

hardware type has its<br />

own unique application<br />

list. Click on the name of<br />

the application that you<br />

wish to run. Click Start.<br />

If you receive an error<br />

message, click OK,<br />

check the connection to<br />

your computer, then<br />

retry. If you have trouble<br />

starting a session,<br />

please refer to the

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