White-Bear - Ocean Optic View Software

• Customizable user-interface that allows you to choose what data you want to display and which items to display on the toolbars and menus.

• Persistence of user settings including: 
  -  File locations
  -  Acquisition parameters 
  -  Menu settings (hiding/showing of menu items) 
  -  Graph view customization

• Capability of manually saving experiment settings (source, processing type, acquisition parameters, data view customization) and reloading them again later.

• Ability to perform specialized calculations on spectral and other measurement data, including:
  -  Derivatives and integrals of spectral data
  -  Spectral arithmetic
  -  Ratiometric on the same spectrum or between 2 different spectra
  -  Interpolation, subsetting and concatenation of a spectrum

• Support of the following experiments/processing modes: 
  -  Quick View (formerly Scope Mode) 
  -  Quick View Minus Background
  -  Absorbance 
  -  Reflection
  -  Fluorescence
  -  Transmission 
  -  Raman
  -  Quick View Fluorescence
  -  Relative Irradiance
  -  Absolute Irradiance 
  -  Color
  -  Photometry
  -  Concentration
  -  Energy, Power, Photons
  -  Strip Charts 
  -  Spectral Math/Arithmetic 
  -  Spectral Splicing 
  -  Color 
  -  Photometry 
  -  Peak metrics 
  -  Schematic view for processing spectral data on the fly and for customizing your experiment (data acquisition)

Schematic View
The Schematic View presents data from your device(s) in a diagram format. The Schematic View provides you with all of the functionality of the Window view, plus the following enhanced capabilities:

• Algorithm nodes – allow for math functions such as ratios, adding multiple spectra, and adding a constant to spectra.

• Set a subrange – ability to focus on a specific subset of the spectrum

• Interpolate spectral data – evenly space data from two or more spectra to analyze them mathematically

• Retrieve device properties such as serial number, firmware version, wavelength and total number of pixels

• Send a single value (such as TEC temperature, integral, average over a specific wavelength range) from the device to the Scalar view to analyze the value over time

• Preview spectra in graphs at every step in your process

• Easily add new Graph and Table Views

Data Window

• Unprecedented customizability with graph, table, scalar and color views

• Used to monitor measurement

• Provides controls to maintain measurement (e.g. store new background/reference)

• Hides other controls to minimize clutter

• Highly customizable with persistence to remember user settings

Platforms and Minimum System Requirements

• OceanView operates on 32- and 64-bit Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems. 
• Monitor resolution: 1024 X 768 or higher
• RAM: 1.5 GB or higher
• Processor: Intel Core II Duo @ 1.4 GHz or better
• Intel Core Duo @ 2.0 GHz or better
• AMD Athlon Neo X2 @ 1.6 GHz or better
• Intel Atom @ 2.13 GHz or better
• AMD Athlon 64 x2 @ 1.7 GHz or better
• Note: Most processors produced in 2010 and later should be okay.
• HD Space: 300 MB free space
• OS: MAC 10.5 Intel or higher
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7
• Windows 8(not fully tested)
• Linux Any version released for an x86 or amd64 platform since 2010 Example: CentOS(Version 5.5), and Ubuntu (version 10.4LTS)