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File Menu Functions
Save Spectrum
Select File | Save Spectrum from the menu to save
the current spectrum as a tab-delimited ASCII file.
You can then open these files as overlays in the
spectral graph or import them into other software
programs, such as Microsoft Excel.
Configure Menu Functions
Hardware
Save Time Chart
Select File | Save Time Chart from the menu to save
the current time chart as a tab-delimited ASCII file.
You can then open these files as a static chart or
import them into other software programs, such as
Microsoft Excel.
Open Spectrum
Select File | Open Spectrum from the menu to open
a dialog box that allows you to open a previously
saved spectrum and to open it as an overlay (a static
spectrum) while still acquiring live data.
Open Time Chart
Select File | Open Time Chart from the menu to
open a dialog box that allows you to choose a
previously saved time chart and open it as a static
chart.
Page Setup
Select File | Page Setup to select printing
parameters.
Print Spectrum and Time Chart
Select File | Print Spectrum from the menu to print
the current display in the Spectral Graph, or select
File | Print Time Chart from the menu to print the
time chart.
Exit
Select File | Exit from the menu to quit OOISensors.
A message box appears asking you if you are sure
you want to exit the software.
The Configure Hardware dialog box sets the hardware
parameters for the spectrometer. The parameters in
this dialog box are usually set only once -- when
OOISensors is first installed. The first time you run
OOISensors after installation, you need to select
settings in the Configure Hardware dialog box. Select
Configure | Hardware from the menu. First, select a
Spectrometer Type (the S2000-FL, SF2000 and
USB2000 are S2000-series spectrometers). Next,
select an A/D Converter Type. Select the A/D
converter you are using to interface your spectrometer
to your computer. Your choices are the
ADC500/PC1000, ADC1000/PC2000, DAQ700,
SAD500, Serial USB2000 or USB2000.
Depending on the Spectrometer Type and the A/D
Converter Type you chose, other choices must be
made:
♦ For SAD500 users:
-- Enter your computer’s Serial Port (or
COM Port) number to which the device is
connected.
-- Select the Baud Rate or speed at which the
device will operate.
-- Enter a SAD500 Pixel Resolution, which
specifies that every nth pixel of the
spectrometer is transmitted from the
SAD500 to the PC. Enter resolution values
from 1 to 500. Your resolution value
depends on your experiment. By sacrificing
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