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MobileView WaveReader User Manual
3.3.6 GET LOG FILE
From the Menu Bar click on File, then Get Log File. This command opens a dialog box in which you
can specify a start and stop date range for the log file.
3.3.7 EXIT
From the Menu Bar click on File, then Exit. This command terminates the MobileView WaveReader
program and closes all associated windows.
3.4 THE VIEW MENU
The View menu is not seen when the program first starts. It appears only after establishing a Normal
Connection to a unit on the network, local Ethernet connection, or after opening a Wavelet file with an
associated header file located in the same directory. The View menu appears between File and Setup
menus.
The following commands are available in the View menu:
• Disk Analysis Screen: This command displays the Disk Analysis screen.
• Image Log: This command displays the Image Log screen.
3.4.1 THE DISK ANALYSIS SCREEN
The recording dates and times of the file appear above the horizontal bars.
The light blue vertical marker indicates the
current play position within the file.
Horizontal color bars indicate the following:
Top Row:
• Green: Standard Video
• Red: Alarm Mode
Middle Row:
• Yellow: Events
• Black: Not in Event
Bottom Row:
• Orange: Protected or Locked areas
• Black: Not Protected
Vertical Color cursors indicate the following:
• Light Blue: Play indicator, positioned by progress slider bar.
• Red: Left and right markers to assist with defining boundaries for data retrieval, etc. Click and Drag
to the right to place the red cursors in the desired position.
The Date and Time of the data under the cursor appears near the top of the Disk Analysis Screen. If a
range is selected, the start and end, time and date of the selected region will be shown.
Zoom In and Out using the Magnifying Glass, or follow the prompts after clicking on the data bars.
Clicking the left mouse button in the Disk Analysis screen on the data bars displays a Pop-Up menu
with the following commands:
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