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Top Bar
The top bar is the region at the very top of the application containing the “File”, “View” and “Help” menus.
File Menu
The “File” menucontains the "Preferences" options. These preferences are persistent on a given desktop, meaning that your settings will not be lost when you re-open the application.
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View Menu
The “View” menu contains two four options:
“Themes” that provides all themes that change the UI styles for your needs.
“Zoom” allows you to “Zoom In”, “Zoom Out” and “Reset Zoom” of the global application. See https://opal-rt.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DASH/pages/18579740/3.+Panels+Diagrams+and+Widgets#Diagram-Navigation to zoom only the Diagram view.
“File Manager”
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menu opens the https://opal-rt.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DASH/pages/18579520/1.+Menus+and+Navigation+Pane#File-Manager.
“Stay on Top“ forces the Dashboards windows to stay on top of all windows in the Windows environment.
All the configured “View” options are persistants when you’ll reopen the Dashboards application.
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File Manager
The File Manager displays all files accessible within the current project.
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The location determines the file visibility. The file is accessible either from the current project, or the whole workspace. Shared files cannot be deleted or replaced.
Help Menu
The “Help” menu contains four options: “About”, "Documentation", "Retake Tour', "Shortcuts", "Give Feedback", "Contact OPAL-RT Support" and “License”.
Navigation Pane
The navigation pane is the region on the left of the application containing the models and boards.
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Project
The Project section currently contains the Connections table, which displays all connections in the project. See 5. Connecting Data Points section.
Interfaces
The Interfaces section contains IO Interface tables. See 7. Interfaces for more.
Models
The Models section contains the RT-LAB or HYPERSIM models. This view displays all of the model’s data points in a table.
Boards
The Boards section contains the Table and Panel boards.
The Table board is a custom table that groups data points of interest. See 2. Data Point Tables
The Panel board is a custom control panel that displays an interactive widget diagram. See 3. Panels, Diagrams and Widgets
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Boards can be reordered by dragging and dropping them into the desired placement within the Boards list. They can also be moved into a Group board.
Boards can be added directly in a group either by using the context menu or by dragging and dropping. Note that boards cannot have identical names within a given group.
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Context Menu
In the navigation pane,the context menuprovides the options to pop out, share, rename or delete boards or models.
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The “Pop Out” option opens a new window view of the selected item. When opening the same board in multiple windows, changes made in one window will be immediately reflected in the other. However, note that a few features are set individually by window, such as the Edit/Operate modes and theme changes.The “Share” optiondisplays a QR code for the selected item that can be shared. (To be shareable, the server needs to be available from every device and a custom setup must be made.)
The “Rename” and “Delete” options are self-explanatory. If a group is deleted, all items in the group will be deleted.
The “Export” option opens a File dialog in order to select a folder and exports the selected panel to the chosen location. The exported panel can be shared and reused by using “Import” option. See https://opal-rt.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DASH/pages/edit-v2/18579740#Export%2FImport-a-panel for more information.