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Physiolab Software Guide 28
Overview of Screens and Displays
At the top of the session window in each application is a Select Screen Bar with
drop down lists of screen choices and hot key buttons that can change to
provide a quick link to the most recently selected screen in each list.
Each Screen may contain a single display which fills the entire window or
multiple displays tiled within the window. A good example of a tiled multi-display
screen is the Check Signals Screen in every application. Below is an example
from the C2 EMG Application:
An individual display within the window can be selected by clicking on it and the
Zoom button can be used to fill the entire window with the selected display.
Each display may contain a single signal or multiple signals. By the light blue
highlight color surrounding it, you can see that the FFT_EMG A N display has
been selected. Since there is only one signal reflected in this display, selecting
the display also selects the signal, which can then be modified using the Signal
Control Bar. (See “Modifying Signals”). The signals in FFT_EMG A N and
FFT_EMG B N look quite different because they have been individually selected
and their scales modified independently with gain and sweep speed controls.