Once ChartView has a configuration file, you can start the program quickly using the Windows Run dialog box. Before executing this command [by clicking on the OK box] specify a configuration file as a command line parameter. In the following example, the user has specified a configuration file which he had previously saved as Test1.cvw.

Note: The file name can be manually entered, or can be accessed using the pull-down arrow and scrolling the list of available file names.

Example of Using Windows’ Run Dialog Box to Open a File

After executing the command, ChartView’s Main Window opens. At this point review the following configurable items prior to Data Acquisition. Make changes, or load a different configuration file if desired.

;Device Interface

Check the Interface and Status via the Device pull-down menu.

;Channel Configuration

Check channel and alarm configuration settings via the Channel Configuration Window. Access this window through the Setup pull-down menu.

;Acquisition Parameters

Check the acquisition parameters via the Acquisition Configuration window. This window can be accessed through the Setup pull-down menu.

;Data File Parameters

Check Data File Parameters. These parameters can be set from the Data Destination window (accessible from the Setup pull-down menu), and from the Data File Parameters selection accessible from the Data pull-down menu.

Using the Run Dialog box to specify a configuration file is very efficient. By using this method and various configuration files, you should find that managing systems with more than one acquisition device is relatively simple. With the use of a portable PC, you can quickly interface with a specific acquisition system.

The pull-down menus and numbered areas represented in the previous figure and table are detailed in the Chapter 4, ChartView and ChartView Plus.

To start the charts scrolling, push the “Start Charts and Indicators” button (item 2). More detailed information pertaining to the charts and the ChartView Main Window appear in Chapter 4. In addition to viewing the data as charts, you can select the Windows pull-down menu to select one or all of the following:

•ChartView Analog Meters

•ChartView Digital Meters

•ChartView Bar Graph Meters

The meter-type data displays, along with the charts, can be on your computer screen at the same time. They can be re-sized and repositioned as desired. Analog, Digital, and Bar Graph meters are detailed in Chapter 4.

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1400 specifications

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