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interval time is specified in milliseconds so 1000 is 1 second, 2000 is 2 seconds, etc.

The rotating text fields specify the values to display in the text box, again if you specify more than

one text value then the GPX Pro timer will rotate between the values at the specified update

interval. Regular text is entered by just typing in the text you want to display; however, it is the

screen variables that really give the text object its power.

A screen variable is a two letter (and up to two number) combination enclosed in curly brackets.

This special sequence of characters tells the GPX Pro to insert a screen variable value in the place

of the curly bracketed section. The available variables are displayed in the screen variables list.

In addition if you have screen variable sequences in the text boxes, then they will get colored

according to which variable they match up to like in the above screen shot. This will help you see

the link between the text field and the variable.

As an example, the above setup will rotate between the following two values every 2 seconds:

To insert a screen variable from the list, click in the text box where you want to insert the variable

and then double click on the variable from the list, this will insert the curly bracket for you in the

text box. Data acquisition values and split time data values have up to two additional digits in the

curly bracket. These specify the input to display and the split time to display it for. When you

double click on one of these variables, a selector will come up that you can use to specify the DAQ

input or the split number or both. If you want to edit an existing curly bracket with DAQ or split

values, you can double click on the colored box in the text box and the dialog will reappear. Then

you can select a different input or split and designer will update the text variable.

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