Each user can change the user preferences to individually customize the web interface.
Select User options > Preferences to view User Preferences.
All user preferences take effect immediately and persist until they are changed or removed. Preferences follow the user, not the session, browser or machine.
User preferences can be exported to be loaded into other CX23-R systems or to restore preferences after a system reset.
To export user settings, click Export in User preferences. Enter a file name for the preferences file and click Export. To load a saved preferences file, click Import in User preferences and select the saved file.
To reset user preferences to factor default, click Reset. This affects the current user only.
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If a channel sample rate is less than the refresh rate, the value is only updated at the lower sample rate.
NOTE
Modules named outside of the CX web interface that do not conform to the naming rules are automatically renamed. In the case of illegal characters, the characters are replaced with underscores. In the case of a name that matches the internal module identifier, the name is prefaced with an underscore.
Select an item to display it in the status bar. Deselect an item to hide it from the status bar.
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CPU load | The most current CPU load reading and a chart of the last 60 readings. Mouse over the chart to display data points. |
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Storage | Used (red) and available (green) storage on the CX23-R internal SATA Drive. Mouse over the pie chart to display the percentages. |
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Memory | Amount of memory being used by the CX23-R with respect to its total memory. Mouse over the bar to display the percentage being used. |
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LEDs | A mirror of the CX23-R status LEDs on the connected device. |
Change the charts settings to define the default characteristics of new charts in the Test control page.
The live updates settings define the default behavior of new test setups. For existing setups or to override the defaults, change the settings in Test setup.
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