OmniTek 2.3 User Manual
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OmniTek XR User Guide, Software Release 2.3
Startup/Help Settings
It is possible to start up the application and directly start in Full Screen mode, by selecting
in the Startup in full-screen mode: box.
in the Startup in full-screen mode: box.
Ticking the Show help/information box enables the display of a small amount of Help
information. In addition, pressing ‘I’ toggles the display of the Help information while in
Full Screen mode.
information. In addition, pressing ‘I’ toggles the display of the Help information while in
Full Screen mode.
Control Panel Timeout
Sets the length of time the Full Screen mode control panel remains displayed without
being actively used.
being actively used.
Exit Controls
These options provide the ability to lock the system in Full Screen mode and to change
the key combination that overrides this lock (detailed in the dialogue).
the key combination that overrides this lock (detailed in the dialogue).
The Layout Builder
The Full Screen Layout Builder provides a host of powerful features in an easy to use
format. It allows the user to set up full screen views showing particular combinations of
windows, which can then be switched between simply by selecting entries from the Full
Screen menu described on page 19. Certain aspects of these windows – such as the
colours used, the region of interest selected, the sizing and colour space of the
waveforms shown and various Engineering Settings – can also be made part of the
chosen full screen view (see ‘Assigning Settings’ below). Anything not specifically set
simply adopts the current configuration.
format. It allows the user to set up full screen views showing particular combinations of
windows, which can then be switched between simply by selecting entries from the Full
Screen menu described on page 19. Certain aspects of these windows – such as the
colours used, the region of interest selected, the sizing and colour space of the
waveforms shown and various Engineering Settings – can also be made part of the
chosen full screen view (see ‘Assigning Settings’ below). Anything not specifically set
simply adopts the current configuration.
Creating/Editing Full Screen Views
A new full screen view is normally created by creating an instance of one of the supplied
layout templates, then assigning the details of the required display to each pane in the
layout.
layout templates, then assigning the details of the required display to each pane in the
layout.
The layout templates that are available are shown in the ‘Layouts’ section at the top of
the Layout Editor display. If you wish, you can filter the range of screen layouts by ticking
the Only show layouts for current resolution option.
the Layout Editor display. If you wish, you can filter the range of screen layouts by ticking
the Only show layouts for current resolution option.
Start by scrolling through this and selecting the required template. (If there is not a
template suitable for your requirement, one can be created by making suitable changes
to a text .ini file. Please contact OmniTek to see if an alternative template can be
supplied, or for help on how to edit the .ini file.)
template suitable for your requirement, one can be created by making suitable changes
to a text .ini file. Please contact OmniTek to see if an alternative template can be
supplied, or for help on how to edit the .ini file.)
Once you have selected a template layout, the window below will show all currently
existing instances of the selected template layout. If the selected template hasn’t been
used before, the window will be empty.
existing instances of the selected template layout. If the selected template hasn’t been
used before, the window will be empty.
Existing full screen views can be copied (using the Add instance copy button) and then
edited to create the required full screen view. Alternatively a new full screen view can be
created by selecting the Add new instance button. A new instance appears, with the
window panes unassigned and the whole thing highlighted in dark red, except for an
individual pane that is highlighted in a lighter red to show it is the current selection.
edited to create the required full screen view. Alternatively a new full screen view can be
created by selecting the Add new instance button. A new instance appears, with the
window panes unassigned and the whole thing highlighted in dark red, except for an
individual pane that is highlighted in a lighter red to show it is the current selection.
You can also delete full screen views that are no longer required.
To edit a new or existing full screen view, start by either double clicking on the required
pane within the instance or right clicking over the pane, and select Change pane type.
From the popup window that appears, select your choice of window to display in this
pane. Repeat this process for the other panes within the instance.
pane within the instance or right clicking over the pane, and select Change pane type.
From the popup window that appears, select your choice of window to display in this
pane. Repeat this process for the other panes within the instance.
Initially the new instance will have a default name shown directly above it, of the form
layout n. Double click on this name, and a popup will appear that will let you rename the
instance.
layout n. Double click on this name, and a popup will appear that will let you rename the
instance.