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Page 108 OmniTek XR User Guide, Software Release 2.3
The colour coding used is as follows:
Grey Not reported yet (Note: Events in user-defined sessions can only be
reported once the session has been completed)
Green No error event occurred
Red One or more error events have occurred
These icons provide a simple green/red good/not good indication in analogy to traffic
lights, allowing it to be interpreted at a glance.
Guided by these lights, it should be a relatively straightforward operation to drill down into
the detail of a problematic log to find the source of the error.
Saving to disk
The log entries associated with any session are initially written to a temporary file. To
save data to disk, select Save session from the Option menu or click the Save session
icon. A dialogue box then opens for you to set the name for the log file.
Summary view
When a session completes, the events that occurred during the session are initially
shown in the ‘Event’ window as a historical list of events in the same format in which they
appear in the ‘Live’ log. However, this view can be switched to a summary showing a
count of the different events that occurred in a hierarchical arrangement similar to that
used in the Video Status and Audio Status windows.
To see this view, select Summary view from the Options menu.
The Frequency column of this display shows the number of events of the particular type
that occurred while the log was being created, while the ‘Data’ column (where shown)
indicates the last value or state recorded for that parameter.
Note: The summary view is only available for completed user-defined sessions. It is not
possible to show a summary of the Live log.