Bryan,

SDR's X and Y scales are for display purposes only. They do not effect =
the data that gets stored to disk or the data in the event files =
generated from the data that gets stored to disk. For the X scale it =
depends on how much time you want to display on the screen. I use 80. =
For the Y scale it depends on the number of lines you are displaying and =
sensitivity of the sensor. Once you get things going you will need to =
play around with these settings and set them to your liking.

-Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN

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  Could someone tell me recommended settings for sdr x and y scale? and =
how do I know how big the wave is when I walk across the floor, I was =
told 10 is good how do I know How big it is?










Bryan,
 
SDR's X and Y scales are for display =
purposes only.=20
They do not effect the data that gets stored to disk or the data in the =
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files generated from the data that gets stored to disk. For the X scale =
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depends on how much time you want to display on the screen. I use 80. =
For the Y=20
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and sensitivity of the sensor. Once you get things going you will =
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play around with these settings and set them to your =
liking.
 
-Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN
 

  
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  sdr x and y scale? and how do I know how big the wave is when I walk =
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