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- Then hit the "Scan File(s)" button (can you find it?!?)
- What do you see? Compare the GUI that pops up, with the output in the terminal window.
- Checkmark the IPM3 checkbox ('XppSb3Ipm=1|Ipimb-0')
- hit the 'Write configuration to file' button,
- hit the 'Run pyana' button
- hit 'OK' and wait till a plot pops up... Close the window and wait again...
- hit the 'Quit pyana' button
- go to the 'General Settings' tab and switch Display mode to 'SlideShow'
- go back to 'General Settings' again and change the number of events to accumulate to 240
- hit the 'Write configuration to file' and 'Run pyana' buttons again (as well as 'OK' when that pops up). Stare at the plot for a while...
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The xtcexplorer has several shortcomings. It tries to be very generic, and thus is sometimes slower than it would have to be. It is also currently only capable of plotting from a single device in each plot, so many correlation plots will need to be added by hand. For some more useful analysis examples, in the following we'll stick to running pyana from the command line.
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