See also: ScopeView

This is the visualization software of the suite and offers various result analysis options.

Signal Selection Window

Data Source	Where signal data is located; this could be a running simulation or previously exported file.
Signal list	Displays the list of all signals. Once a source has been selected, all signals appear here, grouped by category (e.g. Breaker, Line). Categories can be selected right below the Signal Source; it is the Signal Type option.
Functions	There are 96 different mathematical functions available to analyze data ranging from trigonometrical functions to harmonic and spectral analysis as well as statistics.
Signal Selection Mo...	By selecting either Single or Multiple, signals can be selected either one by one or in groups by using the CTRL or Shift keyboard shortcuts.
Selected signals	All functions and signals chosen appear in this list. The signal name and the page on which it is to be displayed can be modified.

Signal Display Window

This window is the scope where mathematical analysis and signals are monitored.

Acquisition settings
New template / Open template / Save template / Save template as / Export data	Clicking the button opens a menu. Those settings are described in detail.
Start acquisition	Clicking this button starts an acquisition.
ScopeView	Where the graphical representation is displayed. The user can zoom in or out, select one or multiple signals to display, overlay the signals, use a cursor to follow the acquired values, calculate the slope and much more.
Display tools
Pages	Display various graphs on multiple pages.
Columns	Specifies the number of columns to display. For a given page, signals can be displayed on up to 6 columns. Depending on the type of signal and screen resolution, typically no more than 3 columns is suggested.
Start source acquisition	Clicking this button starts an acquisition for the source written on the left side. Each new source is added to the right side.
Data source options	Various options depending on the data source type. These settings are described in details in step 2.4.3.