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ScopeView | Main Window
- 1 Main Window
- 2 Main Window Menus
- 2.1 File Menu
- 2.2 Edit Menu
- 2.3 View Menu
- 2.4 Zoom Menu
- 2.5 Graph Menu
Main Window
When ScopeView opens, the Signals form and the Main window are on the screen. The ScopeView Signals form shows on top of the main window to choose a source of signals and a template to be displayed by the Main window. The Main window is described in this document.
This section describes the major elements displayed in the main window of ScopeView.
It is subdivided into different areas described here for a clearer understanding.
Control buttons area.
Graphic page area.
Edit graphs area.
Information area.
The two following figures give a brief description of each control button. The same shows a description that appears when you leave your mouse cursor on the chosen button.
Parameter | Description |
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Start Time | Acquisition is started exactly at the same time as the trigger condition (without time offset) and the acquisition time length is 0.1 second. Sampling time of the last data is then 0.1 second. |
Time Length | Time acquisition length you want to visualize in scopeview |
Sampling Rate | Number of data per sample. It reduces the number of data points sent from the simulation to ScopeView |
# Acquisition | Number of acquisition displayed one after the other by Scoepview |
Sync | Synchronize data acquisition and timed operations such as with programmable voltage sources or breakers based on the Point of wave (POW) block conditions. By default, it is based on phase A at the bus where the POW is connected as a reference signal. |
Trig | Enabe the sequence of events such as faults and breakers activation. |
Cont | Continous Option allows to display the results on the screen during acquisition. It is used when the time range of the scope is large. Example: You look at a windows of 20 seconds. By enabling Cont, you can view the results continuously, instead of waiting the end of the frame. |
Main Window Menus
File Menu
Open Data Source File...
Displays the window below. Select a file that was previously generated or select HYP to connect to a HYPERSIM model, TestView to connect to a TestView model.
Clicking Load loads the data source of interest.
For more on the Open Data Source File option, where users can select between File, HYPERSIM, TestView or Data Logger, see:
ScopeView | Signals Form Menu, Data Source Chooser & Signal Selection
NEW TEMPLATE | Clears the graphic page area to let you create your own new template. |
OPEN TEMPLATE | Allows the opening of a template used with another simulation session. Template files have.xml or.mod extension. The name of the template file appears at the top of the main window. |
SAVE TEMPLATE | Saves a study set-up in a file for future use as a template or to help in setting up a new study in your current directory. The template is saved under ScopeView\templates\... |
SAVE TEMPLATE AS... | Saves a study set-up in a file for future use as a template or to help in setting up a new study in the directory of your choice. |
DELETE TEMPLATE | Erase a template from your work station |
EXPORT... | Used to transfer a result file in a different format to be used with simulation software or in a convenient format for visualization or printing purposes. Available formats are:
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PRINT... | Print the actual window (results) displayed on screen. Select one of the printers installed. |
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PRINT PREVIEW... | Displays the actual graphical page area (results) before printing. |
EXIT | Quits and closes ScopeView. |
Edit Menu
CUT | Select a graph from the main window and click this function to remove the graph from the graphic page area and put it on the clipboard. |
COPY | Select the graph you want and click this function to copy the graph on the clipboard. The selected graph remains on the graphic page area. |
PASTE | This function displays the content of the clipboard on the actual graphic page area. |
PASTE ON A NEW PAGE | A variant from the Paste option. This function creates a new page and displays the content of the clipboard. |
DELETE | Removes the selected graph from graphic page area displayed. |
SELECT ALL | Select all graphs displayed on the graphic page area. |
SELECT NONE | Deselect all the graphs previously selected. |
View Menu
TOOLBAR | Shows or hides menus from the Toolbar. |
CANVAS FOOTER | Allows showing or hiding the Edit Graph buttons at the lower left-hand side of the ScopeView window. |
ACQUISITION PARAMETERS... | Allows selecting the starting time, sampling time length (duration) and, number of acquisitions to execute. |
SHOW GRID | Displays grid on all graphs on the graphic page area. |
SHOW SELECTED GRAPHS ONLY | Select the graph(s) you want to display and click this option. |
SHOW ALL GRAPHS | Displays all the graphs including the ones previously hidden. |
Zoom Menu
The zoom options from the menu or the control buttons at the top of the main window allow viewing parts of graphs with a greater resolution in order to focus on selected parts of graphs.
The following types of zoom are available:
L | Zoom out last level |
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X | Zoom out last level X |
Y | Zoom out last level Y |
B | Zoom out last level XY |
Shift + X | Zoom out all levels X |
Shift + Y | Zoom out all levels Y |
R | Zoom out all levels |
Moreover, ScopeView remembers the zooms made to revert to a previous state or an original state. |
Graph Menu
SUPERIMPOSED | ScopeView displays two or more traces in the same graph (depending on how many signals you have selected). |
UNDO SUPERIMPOSED | ScopeView displays one signal per graph. |
CURSOR | ScopeView displays a Region cursor and a corresponding table. This type of cursor selects an area of interest of a graph and displays the coordinates and other information as per the table below. |
Tracking Cursor Mode
Change the default cursor to a cross-hair cursor. The tracking cursor follows the graph curve and displays axis values at the lower left-hand side of the graph.
To activate the cross-hair cursor function, first select the graph(s) of interest.
To select many graphs, press and hold the <CTRL> key then click on the graphs you want to select.
To select all the graphs, click on the Select All button at the lower-left corner of the graphic page area.
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