Triton Isis - Manual (Page 123)

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of ADDS cues that can be read from a single CCD file is 10,000. If there are
more than 10,000 cues in the CCD file, Isis ignores them.
6.11 Primary Sensor
This function sets which sensor’s times and ping number to use when side-scan
and multibeam are present. For most situations, leave at default setting of
Sidescan data. This setting affects:
• the time in the Parameter Window
• the time and ping number used in ASCII report
6.12 Set Date and Time (Record/Playback)
The Set Date and Time command allows you to set the Isis system clock to a
specific date and time. Use this option when you want to synchronize Isis for the
date and time appropriate to the location where the data survey will occur. The
Serial Navigation Template can also be configured so that the Isis system will be
automatically synchronized to the integrated navigation system. In such a case,
the value from the nav string will overwrite any other value entered here. Refer to
Appendix D, ‘Serial Interfaces’
, in the Isis User’s Manual, Volume 2, for
guidance in creating a serial navigation template.
6.13 Save Setup (Record/Playback)
All items that are set in pull-down menus are saved in ISIS.CFG, the default
name of the configuration file that comes with Isis. This holds the settings used
when Isis starts up.
Note:
Most settings in dialog boxes accessed by a right-click are not saved.
The right-click settings are specific to the windows in which you clicked.
When you close the window, the window’s settings are lost.
Isis looks for ISIS.CFG whenever you run Isis. If ISIS.CFG exists, Isis gets its
configuration information from that file. If ISIS.CFG does not exist, Isis uses basic
default configuration settings. Some of the basic default configuration settings for
Isis are:
• grayscale
• raw data
• no “slant range correct” is set
• speed of sound is nominally 1500 m/sec.
Chapter 6: Using the Configure Menu