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Save and Load Settings

You can save the GUI application settings to a file and load them again later.

How to Save Settings

Follow the steps below to save application settings to a file.

  1. Open the Save Config dialog
    Use one of the following actions to open the dialog:

    • Menu bar: File → Save Configuration Save Config
    • Toolbar: Click Save Configuration
    • Press Ctrl + S.
  2. Choose the save location
    Click Browse to open the file dialog, then specify the folder and file name.

    Select file
tip

If you select an existing file, a confirmation dialog appears. Click Yes to overwrite it.

  1. Select the items to save
    In Setting Items, turn the checkboxes on for the settings you want to include.

    Choose items
  2. Save
    Click Save to write the selected settings to the file specified in step 2.

    Save complete

Save Config Dialog Reference

Use this dialog to export settings from each window and the Option dialog.

Save Config dialog
ItemDescriptionNotes
File NameShows the full path selected via Browse.You cannot type directly into this box.
Browse buttonOpens a file dialog to select the destination file.
Setting ItemsCommon SettingInclude settings shared by all channels.
ON: Save the settings.
OFF: Exclude them.
Toggling this option also toggles the five options below (Option Setting, Trigger Setting, Label Filter Setting, Capture Setting, Analyze Setting).
Option SettingInclude Option dialog settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Trigger SettingInclude Trigger Window settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Label Filter SettingInclude Label Filter Window settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Capture SettingInclude capture-related settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Analyze SettingInclude Analyze Window settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Device SettingInclude Device Window settings for each channel.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Display Filter SettingInclude Display Filter Window settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Signal Monitor SettingReserved for future use. Currently unavailable.This checkbox is always disabled.
Simulation SettingInclude Simulation Window settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Log SettingInclude Monitor/Analyze log settings.
ON: Save.
OFF: Do not save.
Save buttonSaves the selected items and closes the dialog.
Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without saving.

Load Config Dialog Reference

Load application settings from a file.

Load Config dialog
ItemDescriptionNotes
File NameShows the full path of the configuration file selected via the Browse button.You cannot type directly into this box.
Browse buttonOpens a file dialog to choose the configuration file to load.
Setting ItemsCommon SettingDecide whether to load settings shared by all channels.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Enabling/disabling this option also toggles the five options below (Option Setting, Trigger Setting, Label Filter Setting, Capture Setting, Analyze Setting).
Option SettingLoad Option dialog settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Trigger SettingLoad Trigger Window settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Label Filter SettingLoad Label Filter Window settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Capture SettingLoad capture-related settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Analyze SettingLoad Analyze Window settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Device SettingLoad Device Window settings for each channel.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Display Filter SettingLoad Display Filter Window settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Signal Monitor SettingReserved for future use. Currently unavailable.This checkbox is disabled. The data is not loaded.
Simulation SettingLoad Simulation Window settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Log SettingLoad Monitor/Analyze log settings.
ON: Load.
OFF: Skip.
Data ListLists the setting groups stored in the file.Click a row to select the data to load.
Selected Data InformationShows details of the data selected in Data List.The tabs switch between protocols.
OutputDisplays the result after loading.Errors and warnings are shown here.
Load buttonLoads the selected data and applies it to the application.
Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without loading.
tip

If a configuration file does not contain a particular setting, its checkbox in Setting Items is disabled.

Ch Config Import Dialog Reference

Use this dialog to apply per-channel settings stored in the application or in a configuration file to the currently detected MicroPeckerX devices.

Ch Config Import
ItemDescriptionNotes
SourceSelect the source for the settings:
Internal Data — Use data from devices currently or previously detected.
File Name — Use settings loaded from a configuration file.
Click Browse to choose the configuration file. The full path appears to the left of the button. If no file is loaded, you cannot select File Name.
Device ListLists detected devices. Choose the channel that should receive the settings.Settings are applied per internal channel. You cannot apply them to items that display only a serial number.
Setting ItemsSelect which channel-specific settings to apply:
Device Setting, Display Filter Setting, Signal Monitor Setting, Simulation Setting.
ON: Apply.
OFF: Skip.
Signal Monitor Setting is under development and not available.
“Different Device Type” appears if the protocol differs between the selected data and the target channel (for example, LIN vs. DIO/AD).
“Same Device” appears if the selected data belongs to the same serial number.
Data ListShows the available settings from the selected source.The summary of the selected channel settings appears in Selected Data Information.
Selected Data InformationDisplays protocol tabs and the settings for each channel.Tabs for protocols without data are disabled.
Import buttonApplies the selected channel settings to the target device and closes the dialog.Shared settings for all channels are applied as well.
Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without applying channel-specific settings.Shared settings for all channels are still applied.
tip

You can also open the Ch Config Import dialog from File → Ch Config Import.

Ch Config Import menu