CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

• Generate Selected - This button generates marker occurrences for the
selected level interval, which appears with a >> in the left-most column in the
Level Intervals box.
Note:
Clicking either Generate All or Generate Selected deletes all existing marker
occurrences for the affected Level Interval markers, and generates a new set of
occurrences according to the current Scalar marker and conditions.
The graph in the middle of the Levels Editor window shows the values of the
selected Scalar marker as a function of time. The horizontal range of time that
appears is always the entire file. The vertical scaling of the plot always adjusts to
show the full range of the scalar data values. The levels appear as horizontal lines
on the display, with the above or below setting for each level shown as either
upward- or downward-pointing arrows on the lines. The number on the left indicates
whether the line represents Level 1 or Level 2.
Note:
Positioning the mouse pointer inside this portion of the editor causes the scalar
value corresponding to the pointer position to appear in the edit box at the bottom
right of the display.
• Level Intervals - This area contains a grid that has a line for each defined
level interval. Select level intervals by clicking in the grid. Set the condition
by editing the grid fields. When defining multiple Level Interval markers,
only the one selected in the Level Intervals box displays. Click any level
interval to select it. The selected level interval appears with a >> in the leftmost
column of the grid. The columns shown in the grid are:
— Level Interval Marker – This column contains the name of the Level
Interval marker. The name can be changed by changing the text in this
field.
— Color – This column contains the color associated with the Level Interval
marker. To change the color, click in this field to bring up a color
selection dialog box.
— The next five columns together define the condition for the Level Interval
marker. The column arrangement forms a condition statement, for
example “Above 175 AND Below 200.”
– Abv/Blw – This column contains the above or below indicator for
the first level. To change the condition, click in this field to open a
drop-down list and select Above or Below.
– Level 1 – This column contains the numerical value for the first
level. Type a numerical value in this field or click and drag horizontal
line 1 on the graph.
– Oper – This column contains the logical operator between the two
halves of the condition. The available selections in the drop-down
list are AND, OR, or N/A. Selecting N/A means that there is only
one level in the condition; CinePlex Editor ignores the last two columns
and a second line on the graph does not appear.
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