Manual

SOMO HPLC-SAXS Module Movie Generator Utility:

Last updated: October 2013

This utility allows to view in the main graphics window of the US-SOMO HPLC-SAXS module a series of data files in a movie-like manner, and to optionally save each frame as an image for real movie-making operations.

In the top black box, the status of the "movie" showing is reported, with the current data file indicated.

The following box contains the controls for the "movie" operations:

|< the visualization will go to the first frame (file) among those selected
< the visualization will go one frame (file) back
S- slows the frame rate during visualization
[] will sequentially show the frames (play the "movie")
S+ accelerates the frame rate during visualization
> the visualization will go one frame (file) forward
>| the visualization will go to the last frame (file) among those selected

Below the commands line are several options:

Show Gaussians: selecting this checkbox will enable the visualization of the Gaussians, if present, when I(t) vs. t frames are played
Show reference: if a concentration data file (UV or refractive index monitor data) is present, selecting this checkbox will add an additional graph below the main graphics window where the concentration signal is displayed, and the time point corresponding to the actual SAXS data frame is shown as a vertical line
Monochrome: if this checkbox is selected, the data frames in the main graphics panel will be shown all in a single color
File save as type: ❍ png ❍ jpeg ❍ bmp: if the frames are to be saved as images (next checkbox), here the output image file type can be selected
Save to file prefix: selecting this checkbox will enable to save each frame played as an image file, so that a real movie can then be made. A prefix can be entered in the field to the right, to be added to each frame's name
Overwrite: selecting this checkbox will allow overwriting existing filenames on file saving

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Last modified on October 18, 2013.