Info Tab (Recording)

Path: Input > Recording > Info tab

The Info tab contains information about the currently loaded recording, such as number of channels, length of recording, and the center frequency and span for the recording. See Creating a recording or Recalling recorded data to learn how to load a recording.

• Recalled Recording File: if the recording is recalled from a file, this text box shows the file's path and filename.

• Capture Type: Shows whether the recording is Normal (non-segmented) or Segmented.

• Channels: shows the number of channels contained in the recording.

• Length: shows the length, in seconds, of the recording.

• Time Data: indicates whether the recording contains zoomed or baseband data.

• Span: shows the span used to create the recording. When the recording is played back, use a different span but there are some limitations. See Frequency Span for more information.

• Center: shows the center frequency used to create the recording.

• Overloaded: indicates whether an input overload occurred somewhere in the recording. The input level that determines an overload occurrence is hardware dependent. Overloads typically occur due to ADC Analog-to-Digital Converter clipping; however, other conditions can also cause overloads (e.g., running a mixer too much into compression, etc.).

• Segment Length: For segmented recordings, shows the length of each segment.
• Segment Count: For segmented recordings, shows the total number of segments in the recording.