Setting up Channels - Revision history

OriginalHotrodder at 06:59, 31 January 2013

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	The color was chosen for each output next. <br />		The color was chosen for each output next. <br />
	To set the color for an output (which is used in the preview simulation) click the color block in the upper right of the channel manager window. This opens the color picker window shown below.<br />		To set the color for an output (which is used in the preview simulation) click the color block (it's red in figure 1-8.5) in the upper right corner of the channel manager window. This opens the color picker window shown below.<br />

OriginalHotrodder at 06:57, 31 January 2013

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	The color was chosen for each output next. <br />		The color was chosen for each output next. <br />
	To set the color for an output (which is used in the preview simulation) click the color block in the upper right of the ~~screen~~. This ~~will open~~ the color picker as shown below.<br />		To set the color for an output (which is used in the preview simulation) click the color block in the upper right of the channel manager window. This opens the color picker window shown below.<br />

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	In Figure 1-8.3 the channel names are now Ch_0001, through Ch_0024. We are going to change the names to reflect their use. <br />		In Figure 1-8.3 the channel names are now Ch_0001, through Ch_0024. We are going to change the names to reflect their use. <br />
	In this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs; red, green and blue.		For this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs; red, green and blue.

OriginalHotrodder at 06:55, 31 January 2013

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	The color was chosen for each output next~~. The color will be shown in the simulation~~. <br />		The color was chosen for each output next. <br />
	To set the color for an output click the color block in the upper right of the screen. This will open the color picker as shown below.<br />		To set the color for an output (which is used in the preview simulation) click the color block in the upper right of the screen. This will open the color picker as shown below.<br />


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	Select the color Red (it will already be red by default) by clicking the "Make Red" button. This will close the color picker window.		Select the color Red (it will already be red by default) by clicking the "Make Red" button. This will close the color picker window.<br />
	~~Next, right click in the cell under the "Color" column that you want to color. In our case we right click on the first row making it red.~~		Next '''right click''' in the desired channels '''Color''' row cell and it will change to the chosen color.<br />
	~~Do the same for the green and blue channels. You will end up with the~~		The same process is followed to assign the green and blue colors to the corresponding outputs (see figure 1-9)<br />


	Next '''right click''' in the desired ~~channel row~~ '''Color''' cell and it will change to the chosen color.<br />
	The same process ~~was~~ followed to assign the green and blue colors to the ~~corosponding~~ outputs (see figure 1-9)<br />
	We are now finished with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.<br />		We are now finished with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.<br />

	Figure 1-9.<br />		Figure 1-9.<br />
	[[File:Figure1-9_v11.png]]		[[File:Figure1-9_v11.png]]



	'''Next:''' [[Configuring Groups]]		'''Next:''' [[Configuring Groups]]

OriginalHotrodder at 06:50, 31 January 2013

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	To rename the outputs first Click the "UnFreeze Name to Edit" check box above the Channel name column. This allows you to edit the channel names directly. After UnFreezing the name column the channel window may shift to the right. If so you just need to move the lower scroll bar back to the left to see the channel names again. Now all you have to do is click in each channel name you want to change and type in what you want. You can use cut and paste from one cell to another. There are other ways to rename channels which are much easier for large numbers of channels but for this example the easiest way is to directly rename them. Rename them as shown in the example in Figure 1-8.5.		To rename the outputs first Click the "UnFreeze Name to Edit" check box above the Channel name column. This allows you to edit the channel names directly. After UnFreezing the name column the channel window may shift to the right. If so you just need to move the lower scroll bar back to the left to see the channel names again. Now all you have to do is click in each channel name you want to change and type in what you want. You can use cut and paste from one cell to another. There are other ways to rename channels which are much easier for large numbers of channels but for this example the easiest way is to directly rename them. Rename them as shown in the example in Figure 1-8.5 then click the "UnFreeze Name to Edit" check box to lock the names in.

OriginalHotrodder at 06:48, 31 January 2013

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	'''Back to: [[HLS Getting Started Manual]]'''		'''Back to: [[HLS Getting Started Manual]]'''

	''The following tutorial was based on Version ~~11F~~''<br />		''The following tutorial was based on Version 11V''<br />

	In Figure 1-8.3 the channel names are now Ch_0001, through Ch_0024. We are going to change the names to reflect their use. <br />		In Figure 1-8.3 the channel names are now Ch_0001, through Ch_0024. We are going to change the names to reflect their use. <br />

OriginalHotrodder at 06:48, 31 January 2013

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	Figure 1-8.5.<br />		Figure 1-8.5.<br />
	~~[[File:~~[[File:Figure1-8.5_v11.png]]		[[File:Figure1-8.5_v11.png]]



	The color was chosen for each output next. The color will be ~~used~~ in the simulation. To set the color for an output ~~you must choose~~ the ~~desired~~ color in the upper right of the screen ~~(see Figure 1-9)~~. ~~In this example Red was chosen. Next you must Click on the '''Active Color Selection''' check box right next to~~ the color ~~box in the upper right corner. At this point you have chosen the desired color and checked the '''Active Color Selection''' check box~~.		The color was chosen for each output next. The color will be shown in the simulation. <br />
			To set the color for an output click the color block in the upper right of the screen. This will open the color picker as shown below.<br />

	~~Next right click in the desired channel row '''Color''' box and it will change to the chosen color (see Figure 1-9).~~

			[[File:Channel-Manager-Color-Picker.png]]



			Select the color Red (it will already be red by default) by clicking the "Make Red" button. This will close the color picker window.
			Next, right click in the cell under the "Color" column that you want to color. In our case we right click on the first row making it red.
			Do the same for the green and blue channels. You will end up with the


			Next '''right click''' in the desired channel row '''Color''' cell and it will change to the chosen color.<br />
			The same process was followed to assign the green and blue colors to the corosponding outputs (see figure 1-9)<br />
			We are now finished with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.<br />

			Figure 1-9.<br />
			[[File:Figure1-9_v11.png]]


	~~The same process was followed to assign the green and blue colors to outputs. Note that this screen can also be used to renumber universes and or renumber output channels.~~
	~~We are now done with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.~~

	'''Next:''' [[Configuring Groups]]		'''Next:''' [[Configuring Groups]]

OriginalHotrodder at 06:25, 31 January 2013

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	''The following tutorial was based on Version 11F''<br />		''The following tutorial was based on Version 11F''<br />
	Examine output 1. Note the name of the output. It is 1CH1. The first one means it is in universe 1. The 1 at the end means it is output channel number 1. We will change the names to reflect their use. In this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs. The first output will be red.

	Click directly on the ~~text for~~ channel ~~1 (1CH1)~~. ~~Replace~~ the name ~~with Tree_1_Red (see~~ Figure 1-9). ~~Next the names for outputs 2~~-~~6 were entered~~.		In Figure 1-8.3 the channel names are now Ch_0001, through Ch_0024. We are going to change the names to reflect their use. <br />
			In this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs; red, green and blue.


			Figure 1-8.3.<br />
			[[File:Figure1-8.3_v11.png]]


			To rename the outputs first Click the "UnFreeze Name to Edit" check box above the Channel name column. This allows you to edit the channel names directly. After UnFreezing the name column the channel window may shift to the right. If so you just need to move the lower scroll bar back to the left to see the channel names again. Now all you have to do is click in each channel name you want to change and type in what you want. You can use cut and paste from one cell to another. There are other ways to rename channels which are much easier for large numbers of channels but for this example the easiest way is to directly rename them. Rename them as shown in the example in Figure 1-8.5.


			Figure 1-8.5.<br />
			[[File:[[File:Figure1-8.5_v11.png]]



	The color was chosen for each output next. The color will be used in the simulation. To set the color for an output you must choose the desired color in the upper right of the screen (see Figure 1-9). In this example Red was chosen. Next you must Click on the '''Active Color Selection''' check box right next to the color box in the upper right corner. At this point you have chosen the desired color and checked the '''Active Color Selection''' check box.		The color was chosen for each output next. The color will be used in the simulation. To set the color for an output you must choose the desired color in the upper right of the screen (see Figure 1-9). In this example Red was chosen. Next you must Click on the '''Active Color Selection''' check box right next to the color box in the upper right corner. At this point you have chosen the desired color and checked the '''Active Color Selection''' check box.
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	Next right click in the desired channel row '''Color''' box and it will change to the chosen color (see Figure 1-9).		Next right click in the desired channel row '''Color''' box and it will change to the chosen color (see Figure 1-9).

	~~Figure 1.9~~

	~~[[File:ChannelManager24ChannelsAdded.jpg]]~~

OriginalHotrodder at 19:46, 21 January 2013

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	'''Back to: [[HLS Getting Started Manual]]'''		'''Back to: [[HLS Getting Started Manual]]'''

			''The following tutorial was based on Version 11F''<br />
	Examine output 1. Note the name of the output. It is 1CH1. The first one means it is in universe 1. The 1 at the end means it is output channel number 1. We will change the names to reflect their use. In this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs. The first output will be red.		Examine output 1. Note the name of the output. It is 1CH1. The first one means it is in universe 1. The 1 at the end means it is output channel number 1. We will change the names to reflect their use. In this example we will have two trees: Tree_1 and Tree_2. Each tree will have 3 outputs. The first output will be red.

OriginalHotrodder at 06:07, 21 January 2013

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	The same process was followed to assign the green and blue colors to outputs. Note that this screen can also be used to renumber universes and or renumber output channels.		The same process was followed to assign the green and blue colors to outputs. Note that this screen can also be used to renumber universes and or renumber output channels.
	We are now done with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.		We are now done with this screen, click on the '''Save All Changes''' button.

			'''Next:''' [[Configuring Groups]]