CONTENTS:
Channel selection
Analysis types
Parameter button
Plot window

Channel

The name of the recorded data that is currently selected. A channel contains a particular type of data, for example spike times or continuous values. The type of channel determines the types of analyses that can be applied to the channel. This Viewer currently supports two channels (0 and 1), where channel 0 is the primary analysis channel and channel 1 is used for cross-correlation analysis.

Analysis

The type of analysis (or plotting format) to be applied to the selected channel. The choices may vary depending on the type of data channel that has been selected. The following are common choices:

Param button

This button opens a dialog window that allows you to adjust parameters that control the analysis and plotting of data. Each analysis type may have a different set of parameters. The parameters t0 and tn are remembered across analyses; therefore, if they are changed for one analysis, their new values will apply to other analyses.

Plot Window

Within the plot window, the currently selected plot is shown in black with any others shown in light gray. However, for raster plots, the current rasters are shown in red, the others in black. The selection box at the top of the plot window can be used to change the currently selected plot. You can also click in the main plot panel and then use the arrow keys to scroll through the plots. Pressing t in the plot window will open a text window showing data for the current plot.