You can see an instant replay of your data collection displayed on a
graph and data table.
Choosing Replay Latest from
the Analyze menu will
replay the most recent experiment at the rate it was originally
collected, or at a rate set in the Replay dialog.
Choosing Replay from the Analyze menu will bring up the replay options window. It is possible to replay a run collected in Time Based, Selected Events, and Events with Entry modes. This feature is most accurate when used with a time column.
Choose the Data Set you wish to replay. The "Latest" data set is the default but any saved Data Set can be replayed.
Changing the replay speed is useful for seeing details in high-speed experiments, or speeding up the action in very slow experiments.
Choosing Repeat then Start will repeat your data run at a speed of your choosing. This will continue until you click the Stop button.
After clicking the Start button to start a replay, the button label turns to Stop. Clicking the Stop button at any time during a replay will cause the replay to instantly complete.
The Pause button is only active after the replay has started. Use the Pause button to stop the replay at a desired data value. Once the replay is paused, the Pause button is relabeled Resume. Use the Resume button to continue the replay at the selected replay speed, or the Stop button to instantly complete the replay.
Click the Hide button to
conceal
your collected data. The data table and graph objects will appear
blank.
Note: These settings will
subsequently be applied when choosing Replay from the Analyze menu.
Replay is a very useful feature when combined with movies. See
the help on movies to learn how to
synchronize
a movie with a Data Set and replay it.
Shortcut:
Windows: Ctrl+W
Macintosh: W