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- <h1>The Selection tab</h1>
- <p>The Selection tab allows you to select which values
- should be included in the log. The window below corresponds to the
- following circuit.
- <center><img src="../../../../en/img-guide/log-counter.png" width="232" height="129"><br><br>
- <img src="../../../../en/img-guide/log-selection.png" width="466" height="387"></center>
- <p>The tab is divided into three vertical areas. The first (leftmost) is
- a list of all components in the circuit whose values can be logged.
- Among the built-in libraries, the following types of components support
- logging.
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- Wiring library: Pin, Probe, and Clock components<br>
- I/O library: Button and LED components<br>
- Memory library: All components except ROM
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- For components which have labels associated with them, their names correspond
- to the labels; other components' names specify their type and their
- location within the circuit.
- Any subcircuits will also appear in the list; they cannot be selected
- for logging, but eligible components within them can be.
- Note that the RAM component requires you to choose which memory
- address(es) should be logged; it allows logging only for the first 256
- addresses.</p>
- <p>The last (rightmost) vertical area lists those components that have
- been selected. Also, it indicates the radix (base) in which the
- component's multi-bit values
- will be logged; the radix does not have a significant effect on one-bit
- values.</p>
- <p>The middle column of buttons allows the manipulation of the items
- within the selection.
- <ul>
- <li><strong>Add</strong> adds the currently selected item(s) on the left
- side into the selection.
- <li><strong>Change Radix</strong> cycles the radix for the currently
- selected component in the selection between 2 (binary), 10 (decimal),
- and 16 (hexadecimal).
- <li><strong>Move Up</strong> moves the currently selected component in
- the selection forward one spot.
- <li><strong>Move Down</strong> moves the currently selected component in
- the selection back one spot.
- <li><strong>Remove</strong> removes the currently selected component in
- the selection.
- </ul></p>
- <p><strong>Next:</strong> <a href="table.html">The Table tab</a>.</p>
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