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40 SPCM Software

Fig. 62: Select panel for display size, cursor display, and display and trace parameters

It can happen that a display window has disappeared behind the edge of the screen or other-

wise got out of control. (This can happen if a file from a dual-screen system is loaded in a

computer with only one screen.) In that case, click into ‘Display’, and ‘Default Size and Posi-

tion’. When the window is back in the screen area, set it to ‘Scale Contents on Resize’, see

Fig. 63.

Fig. 63: Left: Setting window sizes and positions to default. Right: Window sizes user-definable

Cursors in the Display Windows of the Main Panel

Cursors in the display windows of the main panel are enabled by clicking into the window

with the right mouse key. This opens a small panel in which the cursor functions can be en-

abled or disabled, see Fig. 64, left. A display window with cursors is shown in Fig. 64, mid-

dle. Two cursors and a ‘data point’ are available.

When the cursors are enabled a window with the cursor settings is displayed, see Fig. 64,

right. The cursor settings window can be placed anywhere in the screen area. It can be closed

by clicking on the ‘close’ symbol in the upper right corner, and re-opened by a right mouse

click into the display window and selecting ‘Cursor Settings’.

Fig. 64: Cursors in the display windows of the main panel

The cursors and the data point can be shifted by the mouse cursor, or by changing the cursor

positions in the cursor settings window. Furthermore, the style and the colour of the cursors

can be changed and a zoom function is available. The cursors in the main window interact

with the parameters of the bh DCS-120 confocal scanning system, see [6].

Link to Data Analysis

The SPCM data acquisition software has a direct link to the SPCImage data analysis. Data are

sent to the data analysis by clicking on ‘Main’, ‘Send Data to SPCImage’. For a number of

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