Curve Lists

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Every curve displayed in a graph is referenced by an entry in either the browsing or the permanent curve list.
A curve list entry consists of following components:

  • Parent configuration of the curve
  • Speaker name of the curve
  • Microphone name of the curve
  • Color of the curve

Double-click on any of the entries will open a curve property dialog, which allows to change the color of the curve and shows the associated math operation (in the case of math curves).

Browsing List

The browsing list holds entries for all curves that are directly linked to elements currently selected on the scene.

The curves will immediately disappear once the respective elements on the scene are de-selected. It still remain in the same order if GTT re-open.

The browsing list toolbar offers the following options.

Name Icon Description
Recolor All Curves The recolor button assigns easily distinguishable colors to all curves present on the graph.
To permanent list Sends the highlighted curve from the browsing list to the permanent list, detaching it from the scene selection
Move Curve Up To move the highlighted curve up in the list.
Move Curve Down To move the highlighted curve down in the list.
Export Curve Using the export option you can send two type of data.

  • Frequency domain data
  • Time domain data

Based on the selection, GTT will export the trace data (frequency-magnitude-phase or time-amplitude) into a text file.
More Options (…)

Re-Measure Step: Once completing the initial measurements and conducting a thorough analysis of the acquired data in the Central Viewer, it may be identified that re-acquisition is necessary for certain speakers due to changes in hardware setup or tuning data.

In such cases, GTT provides an option to re-acquire specific steps, allowing for the overwrite or appending of new measurements to the existing session.

To utilize this feature:

  1. Analyzing the acquired data in the Central Viewer, determine if there are any discrepancies or changes that require re-acquisition.
  2. On the Browsing Chart Curves view, navigate to the more option (…) button and click on Re-Measure Step.
    This will initiate the process for re-acquiring specific steps of the measurement.
  3. In the Measurement acquisition view, select the option to overwrite the current measurement or append to the session and then execute re-acquisition for the selected step.
  4. Once the re-acquisition process is complete, review the results in the Central Viewer to ensure that the desired changes have been captured accurately.

The Re-Measure Step feature provides flexibility and precision in managing measurement data, enabling to adapt to changes in hardware setup or tuning data effectively.

Permanent List

The permanent list holds curves that are manually sent from the browsing list and the results of math operations. Curves in this list are detached from the scene selection and kept in the same order, until they are manually deleted.

The permanent list toolbar offers the following options.

Name Icon Description
Math Opens the math operations dialog. Any math result will be stored in the permanent list
Recolor All Curves The recolor button assigns easily distinguishable colors to all curves present on the graph.
Move Curve Up To move the highlighted curve up in the list.
Move Curve Down To move the highlighted curve down in the list.
Move Curve Down Remove highlighted curve from the permanent list
Export Curve Using the export option you can send two type of data.

  • Frequency domain data
  • Time domain data

Based on the selection, GTT will export the trace data (frequency-magnitude-phase or time-amplitude) into a text file.
Import Curve

Using the import option you can import HATS files data (frequency-magnitude-phase) and frequency files.

This feature will help to compare legacy measurements conducted with HATS software to GTT measurements, and import files from RTA or exported from Central Viewer.

With the imported HATS file, you can perform math operations and adjust graph settings such as smoothing and windowing.

Math Operations

The math operation allows you to performing calculations on your curves. Clicking on the “Math” button opens a Mathematical Operation dialog box with various tabs, each offering a specific mathematical function.

The following math functions you can perform.

  • Add: To add two or more signals.
  • Subtract: To subtract of two signals.
  • Multiply: To multiply frequency domain of two signals.
  • Spectral Division: To divide frequency domain of two signals (to calculate frequency difference).
  • Average: To calculate average frequency domain for magnitude and phase.

To illustrate combining curves, let’s explore the steps involved using the Add tab.

  1. On the Add tab, select Operand 1 and Operand 2 curve.
    If required, add or delete an operand using + and – option.
  2. Enter the Resulting Chart Series Name and select the color.
  3. Click Ok . The result of the curve added to the active chart.

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