Echoview status bar

Panel

Information displayed

1

On single beam echograms this panel displays the following information:

• the name of the active line, e.g. Top

• the mode of the echogram (depth or range), e.g. depth

• the depth/range at which the ping beneath the mouse pointer and the active line intersect, e.g. 3.00 m

• the line status at the point where the line intersects with the ping beneath the mouse pointer, e.g. good
• the change to a setting of a selected operand in a 3 color maximum virtual variable, e.g. Change display properties for operand 1, Operand 1 display color minimum, Operand 1 display color range

On multibeam echograms this panel displays:

• the number of the beam you are pointing to, and

• the angle of the beam relative to the central axis of the transducer.
  Note: The angle is independent of the transducer's orientation.

On multibeam targets echograms this panel displays the target major axis angle (and minor axis angle when available) for the target beneath the mouse pointer (these angles are measured from the central axis of the transducer).

Note: The angle is independent of the transducer's orientation.

On echograms for ping modes 3, 4 or 5 (H, V or S-mode) this panel displays the important properties that differ according to the mode and where the cursor is pointing.

On Cruise Track windows this panel will be blank by default, or show your area calculations for rectangular and polygon selections. For more information on displaying area calculations, see Calculating area in the cruise track window.

On Scenes this panel displays the name of the 3D object beneath the mouse pointer after the last double-click or right-click.

2

While the Message dialog box is closed this panel displays the message icon for the last message sent to the Message dialog box.

Click the panel to open or close the Message dialog box.

3

This panel displays details of an active Echolog application. It contains the name of the machine which is running the Echolog application and the rate of data transfer.

Click the panel to open or close the Live viewing dialog box.

4

This panel displays the name of the data file from which the variable displayed in the echogram or cruise track window was derived, e.g. T140000-EK60.raw.

Note: On Cruise Track windows this panel is blank unless the mouse is directly over a GPS fix that is part of the cruise track.
 

5

On echogram windows this panel displays the geographic position of the ping beneath the mouse pointer, e.g. 42o15.564' S 145o 18.751' E.

On Cruise Track windows this panel displays the geographic position of the pixel beneath the mouse pointer.

Notes:

• The pixel beneath the mouse pointer may represent one or more datapoints.

• The geographic position will be provided as latitude/longitude or eastings/northings depending on the Map Projection selected on the Mapping page of the EV File Properties dialog box.

• The geographic position represents the following:

  • for echogram windows the position of the GPS antenna at the time the ping was transmitted

  • for cruise track windows the position of the GPS antenna at the time the GPS fix was logged.
    
    See What is affected by transducer geometry for more information.

6

On echogram windows this panel displays the date and time the ping beneath the mouse pointer was transmitted, e.g. 24/05/2001 10:08:08.87

On Cruise Track windows this panel displays the date and time the GPS fix beneath the mouse pointer was logged. This panel is blank unless the mouse pointer is directly over a GPS fix that is part of the cruise track.