DADiSP Downloads Beta B19 Evaluation

Download Instructions

• Click the DADiSP Download Now button and OPEN or SAVE the file.
• If DADiSP does not self-extract, run the self-installing executable "dsp6b19beta.exe" from the Start-Run Taskbar or a MS-DOS command window.
• Click on the DADiSP Icon and follow the instructions to generate your Password Request Form.

Password Request

To fully enable your DADiSP, fax or email your password Request Form and you will receive your password and license files. Without a password, you can still run DADiSP in "Browser Mode".

DADiSP 6.0 B19 Features

This release adds the following capabilities to DADiSP 6.0:

Initial GUI Based Debugger

A preliminary GUI based SPL Debugger is available for B19.

MATLAB Code Execution Module

The new MATLINK Module supports direct execution of MATLAB code right from DADiSP.

New Visual Editing and Resample Routines

1. Analysis->Data Reduction->Visual Edit
   
   Supports freehand editing of a series using the mouse. Use the dialog box to determine the output Window, then push the "Draw Edit Line" button create lines to replace the existing data. Right Click to end the current line. After all lines have been drawn, press "OK" to perform the substitution.
2. Analysis->Data Reduction->Clip->Visual Clip
   
   Supports freehand clipping of a series using the mouse. Use the dialog box to determine if a line or rectangle will be used as the clip template, then push the "Draw Clip Line" button to create lines or rectangles to be used to clip the existing data. Right Click to end the current line. After all lines or rectangles have been drawn, press "OK" to perform the clipping operation.
3. The resample function resamples a series to an arbitrary sample rate. Linear, spline, periodic sinx and nearest neighbhor algorithms are supported. If the new rate is less than the current rate, the data is decimated. Processing of both interval and XY series is supported.

New Shape and Text Annotations

1. Updated "Drawing Toolbar" supports rectangle, ellipse and polygon filled or transparent shape creation.
2. Full dialog based text, shape and line property editing.
3. Associate arbitrary text tags with any shape or line.
4. Reference text, shapes or lines by an object handle. Object handles can get or set object properties using a simple handle.property syntax. For example:
   
   

   color = handle.color; // get object color handle.color = lred; // set color to light red handle.text = "Example Text"; // set object text

   
   
5. Find any object based on property values. For example:
   
   

   h = findhandle(W1);

   
   returns an array of handles to all the text, line or shape objects in W1.
   
   

   h = findhandle(W1, "color", lred);

   
   returns an array of handles to all the text, line or shape objects in W1 with a color of light red.
   
   

   h = findhandle(W1, "color", lred, "shape", "ellipse"); h.fill = lgreen;

   
   returns an array of handles to all the ellipse objects in W1 with a border color of light red and then sets the interior colors of those objects to light green. Any combination of property values can be specified to locate objects.
   
   The findtext function searches for text objects only and findshape searches for shapes and lines only.