This popup allows the user to edit names, axis types, display features, and spectrum and peak list mappings of spectrum windows. In addition it can be used to group windows into window groups, which are useful for organising windows based on the specific tasks they are used for.

Windows & Axes

The {Windows & Axes} tab allows the user to edit a number of basic properties of spectrum windows, such as axes' definitions, crosshair traces and side trace appearance.

The Windows: Edit Windows popup (Windows & Axes).

Windows

Sets whether the windows listed in the table are all of those in the project or only those in the currently active window group (see {Window groups} below).

All windows

Lists all windows in the project.

Active windows

Lists only the windows in the active window group. 

Edit Windows table

This table lists the various windows, either all windows or only the active ones.

#

The window serial number.

Name

The window name.

Aspect Ratio

The ratio of the x axis scale to the y axis scale. Changing this values compresses/stretches spectrum contours displayed in the window.

X Crosshair Trace

Specifies whether to show a 1D trace of the spectrum at the crosshair position in the x direction.

Y Crosshair Trace

Specifies whether to show a 1D trace of the spectrum at the crosshair position in the y direction.

Slice Range

Sets the height range for the 1D spectra slices for this window. In creasing the range results in smaller 1D-traces of the spectra on screen. It affects the 1D-traces in displayed on the crosshairs as well as those in the side traces.

Strip Numbers

Specifies whether to display numbers in the upper left corners of strips in the window.

Strip Z Locations

Specifies whether to display the locations in the orthogonal dimensions in the lower left corners of strips in the window.

Open

Opens or maximises the selected window.

Create New

Creates a new window through the Windows: New Window popup.

Clone

Creates an identical copy, or clone, of the current window. The new window functions independently from the original window and can be customised using the Windows: Edit Windows popup.

Delete

Deletes the selected window(s).

Window Axes

This table allows the user to view and edit all the axes properties of the window selected in the Edit Windows table.

Axis Label

The label of the axis.

Axis Type

The type of the axis. See also Windows: Axes.

Panel Type

The panel type of the axis. See also Windows: Axes.

Scrollbar Visible

Specifies whether the scrollbar should be visible for the given axis.

Side Trace visible

Specifies whether a side trace in which 1D traces of the spectrum can be displayed should be visible for the given axis. 

Side Trace Height

Sets the height of the side traces in pixels. Options are:

• • 50

  • 100

  • 150

  • 200

New Axis

Creates a new z axis for the window. The user may then set the panel type for the axis. This causes the selected spectrum window to be redisplayed with an extra scrollbar corresponding to the new axis. This option can be very useful for displaying spectra of different dimensionality simultaneously.

Delete

Deletes the selected window axis or axes.

Spectrum & Peak List Mappings

The {Spectrum & Peak List Mappings} tab allows the user to specify settings for spectra and peak lists associated with the selected window.

The Windows: Edit Windows popup (Spectrum & Peak List Mappings).

Spectrum Window

Selects the window for which settings are listed.

Mapped Spectra table

The table lists the spectra associated with the selected spectrum window, and allows the user to edit a variety of settings.

Experiment

The name of the experiment.

Spectrum

The name of the spectrum.

Spectrum in toolbar

Allows the user to show or hide the spectrum in the window spectra toolbar see also Window.

Pos. contours visible

Specifies whether positive contours are displayed or not.

Neg. contours visible

Specifies whether negative contours are displayed or not.

Slice visible

Specifies whether the slice, i.e. spectrum, in the side traces is displayed or not.

Dim. mapping

Specifies the dimension mapping of the spectrum to the axes of the window. The mapping can be changed in case there are multiple axes of the same type, e.g. two H, in the window. In that case the axes with the same type can be interchanged and used to rotate the spectra in the window.

Edit Spectrum

Opens the Experiments: Edit Spectra popup.

Mapped Peak Lists table

This table lists the peak lists associated with the spectra (which are associated with the window)

Experiment

The name of the experiment.

Spectrum

The name of the spectrum.

Peak list

The number of the peak list associated with the spectrum.

Symbol Drawn?

Specifies whether the peak symbol is displayed or not.

Annotation Drawn?

Specifies whether the peak annotation is displayed or not.

Edit Peak List

Opens the Peaks: Peak Lists popup, tab {Peak table}.

Window Groups

The {Window Groups} tab allows the user to group spectrum windows. Only windows in the active group are displayed on the screen. By grouping windows the user can select only those windows needed for specific tasks.

The Windows: Edit Windows popup (Window Groups).

Window Groups table

The table shows all the defined window groups in the project.

Number

The group serial number in the project.

Group

The group name in the project.

Number of windows

The number of windows that are defined in the group

Make Active

This button makes the selected window group the active one. Only one window group can be active at the same time.

Create

Creates a new window group through the Window group name popup.

Delete

Deletes the selected window group.

Window Groups table 2

This Group Membership table lists all the windows in the project and allows the user add windows to group selected in the Window Groups table (see above).

Number

The window number.

Window

The window name.

In group

This widget allows the user to add or remove a window from the group that is selected in the Windows Group table. Set to 'Yes' to add it to the group; set to 'No' to remove it from the group.