Teac WX Navi User manual

Utility software for
WX-7000 Wideband Data Recorder
WX Navi
Instruction Manual
Please read this manual before
using the product and keep the
manual handy.
TEAC CORPORATION, Sep 2013, D01191810G

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INDEX
1. Installing WX Navi ....................................................................................................... 7
1.1. PC Requirement.................................................................................................... 7
1.2. Operating System ................................................................................................. 7
1.3. Installing WX Navi ................................................................................................ 8
2. Starting WX Navi ....................................................................................................... 10
2.1. Initial setting ...................................................................................................... 10
2.1.1. About IP address of computer and WX-7000 ................................................... 10
2.1.2. Default setting of WX-7000............................................................................. 10
2.1.3. About security software.................................................................................. 10
2.1.4. Use the 1000BASE-T LAN interface.................................................................. 10
2.1.5. About Firewall ............................................................................................... 11
2.1.6. Launching WX Navi with the next step ............................................................ 11
2.1.7. On the WX-7000 recording unit, push up the power switch to turn it on............ 11
2.1.8. Start WX Navi................................................................................................ 12
2.1.9. Do not put the PC into standby /sleep mode.................................................... 12
2.1.10. Please do not operate the computer background tasks..................................... 12
2.1.11. WX-7000 select window ................................................................................. 13
2.1.12. WX-7000 Network Configuration ..................................................................... 13
2.1.13. Already being used WX-7000 .......................................................................... 14
2.1.14. Connecting to an WX-7000 series that exists in a different segment.................. 14
3. Introduction to WX Navi ............................................................................................. 16
3.1. Main Window ..................................................................................................... 16
3.2. Mode of WX Navi ................................................................................................ 17
3.3. Status Dialog Display Area .................................................................................. 18
3.4. Display of Status Bar........................................................................................... 19
3.5. Menu Bar ........................................................................................................... 20
3.5.1. File Menu ...................................................................................................... 20
3.5.2. Setup Menu................................................................................................... 20
3.5.3. Operate Menu ............................................................................................... 21
3.5.4. Misc Menu..................................................................................................... 21
3.5.5. View Menu .................................................................................................... 22
3.5.6. Help menu .................................................................................................... 22
3.6. Tool bar ............................................................................................................. 23
3.7. Overview of steps in recording and playback ........................................................ 24
4. Conceptual diagram for recording, playback ................................................................ 25
5. Settings .................................................................................................................... 26
5.1. Notice for Settings .............................................................................................. 26

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5.2. System and Channel Settings .............................................................................. 26
5.2.1. Upper Left Part .............................................................................................. 26
5.2.2. Upper Right Part............................................................................................ 27
5.2.3. Each Channels Settings List ............................................................................ 28
5.2.4. Channel Property Window .............................................................................. 29
5.3. System Setting ................................................................................................... 30
5.3.1. “Basic Settings” / “Monitor Out” groups........................................................... 30
5.3.2. “Clock” group ................................................................................................ 30
5.3.3. “IRIG/GPS” group .......................................................................................... 31
5.4. Trigger Settings .................................................................................................. 32
5.4.1. Notice for Trigger recording ............................................................................ 32
5.4.2. Pre trigger / Post trigger ................................................................................ 32
5.4.3. Repeat .......................................................................................................... 33
5.4.4. Interval Mode Setting..................................................................................... 33
5.4.5. Level Trigger ................................................................................................. 34
5.5. Property of TEDS ................................................................................................ 35
5.6. Reading and preservation of a setup .................................................................... 36
6. Operation.................................................................................................................. 38
6.1. Selection of Media and file name ......................................................................... 38
6.2. Specification of a playback media and a file name ................................................ 39
6.3. Copy the files ..................................................................................................... 40
6.3.1. Select files..................................................................................................... 40
6.3.2. Select target directory.................................................................................... 40
6.3.3. Rename the file name .................................................................................... 41
6.3.4. Start of copy ................................................................................................. 41
6.4. Format............................................................................................................... 41
6.5. Record and playback........................................................................................... 42
6.6. STOP ................................................................................................................. 42
6.6.1. Record Standby ............................................................................................. 42
6.6.2. Playback........................................................................................................ 42
6.6.3. Pause............................................................................................................ 42
6.6.4. Event ............................................................................................................ 42
6.6.5. Search (REW)................................................................................................ 42
6.6.6. Search (F FWD) ............................................................................................. 42
6.6.7. Search property ............................................................................................. 42
6.6.8. Search property window................................................................................. 43
6.7. High grade Search .............................................................................................. 44
6.7.1. When the number of event marks is clicked .................................................... 44
6.7.2. When elapsed time is clicked .......................................................................... 44

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6.7.3. When a time display is clicked ........................................................................ 44
6.7.4. Reproductive resumption................................................................................ 44
7. Other Settings ........................................................................................................... 45
7.1. Fan .................................................................................................................... 45
7.2. Listening Memo voice or Data.............................................................................. 45
7.3. Calibration.......................................................................................................... 45
8. Displaying Waveform ................................................................................................. 46
8.1. Select the channel to display ............................................................................... 47
8.1.1. Channel Selection Buttons .............................................................................. 47
8.1.2. Unit Selection Buttons .................................................................................... 48
8.1.3. All Channel Selection Button........................................................................... 48
8.1.4. Channel Alignment Button .............................................................................. 48
8.1.5. Auto Height Adjustment Button ...................................................................... 49
8.2. Scaling Change Slider ......................................................................................... 50
8.3. Cursor property .................................................................................................. 51
8.4. Channel Property ................................................................................................ 52
8.4.1. Converting Units ............................................................................................ 52
8.4.2. Offset............................................................................................................ 53
8.4.3. Line color ...................................................................................................... 53
8.4.4. Background color........................................................................................... 53
8.4.5. Back to default settings for all channels .......................................................... 53
8.4.6. Display Range ............................................................................................... 54
8.5. Channel Information ........................................................................................... 55
8.5.1. Changing to Display Channel Order................................................................. 55
8.5.2. Overlapping Waveforms ................................................................................. 56
9. Sub window .............................................................................................................. 57
9.1. Bar Display......................................................................................................... 57
9.1.1. Peak-hold reset button ................................................................................... 57
9.1.2. Unit select button .......................................................................................... 57
9.1.3. Red-zone adjustment slider ............................................................................ 58
9.1.4. Bar graph Arrangement button ....................................................................... 58
9.2. Digital display..................................................................................................... 59
9.2.1. Channel Select drop-down list......................................................................... 59
9.2.2. Additional Window button .............................................................................. 59
9.3. Digital 128ch display ........................................................................................... 59
9.4. Header Information ............................................................................................ 61
9.5. IRIG/GPS ........................................................................................................... 62
9.5.1. In case of REC mode ..................................................................................... 62
9.5.2. In case of VIEW mode ................................................................................... 63

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10. Synchronization ......................................................................................................... 64
10.1. Remarks in using WX Navi................................................................................... 64
10.1.1. The two WX-7000 recorders which operate in synch must be connected to the same
subnet. ......................................................................................................... 64
10.1.2. No other WX-7000 recorders than the Master and Slave units are to be connected to
the subnet..................................................................................................... 64
10.1.3. When you run two WX Navi software for two WX-7000s recorders operating in synch,
each WX Navi must be run on the another PC. ................................................ 64
10.2. Cable connection ................................................................................................ 64
10.2.1. Synchronization cable .................................................................................... 64
10.2.2. Ethernet cable ............................................................................................... 64
10.3. Connection check ............................................................................................... 65
10.3.1. Starting the connection check......................................................................... 65
10.3.2. Connecting WX Navi ...................................................................................... 66
10.4. Synchronized recording ....................................................................................... 67
Step 1 Switch from VIEW mode to REC mode. ............................................................. 67
Step 2 Setting recording media, sampling frequency and A/D converter on master unit .. 67
Step 3 System/channel settings on each WX-7000 ....................................................... 68
Step 4 Close all setting dialogs.................................................................................... 68
Step 5 Start synchronized recording on Master unit...................................................... 68
10.5. Synchronized playback ........................................................................................ 69
Step 1 Select playback mode and file on Slave unit ...................................................... 69
Step 2 Select playback mode and file on Master Unit.................................................... 69
Step 3 Control play/stop on Master unit....................................................................... 70
Step 4 Switch from VIEW mode to REC mode on the Slave unit .................................... 70
Step 5 Switch from VIEW mode to REC mode on Master unit........................................ 70

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1.Installing WX Navi
1.1. PC Requirement
Recommended Specification of PC;
CPU
2nd Generation Intel® Core™ i5 Processor 3.0GHz or more
Display resolution
1280 x 1024 or 1440 x 900 dots
Memory
2 GB or more
Additional free space of HDD
200GB or more
CD-ROM Drive
For installing WX Navi
Note: It doesn’t guarantee the operation of all of computers that meet the above requirements.
And it is possible not to be continued high sampling rate recording in case of resident software,
active various services, various driver, active application software and HDD speed.
1.2. Operating System
WX Navi supports the following operating system;
Microsoft Windows XP
32bit (English/ Japanese)
Microsoft Windows 7
32bit/64bit (English/ Japanese)

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1.3. Installing WX Navi
Please install supplied WX Navi software first following next step. Installation procedure should be
done by administrator permission. Uninstall old version of WX Navi before install the latest version
of WX Navi.
Run the "WxInst.msi" on the root directory of
the supplied CD-ROM.
Set up according to the message in the
window. Click [Next] button.
Message window to specify the installation
location is displayed. If you want to specify
the installation location, please specify where
you want to install by clicking the “Browse”
button. Otherwise click [Next] button.

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Confirmation window to start the installation.
Click the [Next] button.
If User Account Control is enabled when
Windows XP, of Windows 7, the User Account
Control dialog box is displayed in the middle of
the installation, please select [Yes].
The installation will start. It may take a while
in the middle of the installation, please wait
until the next window is displayed.
The window on the right will appear when the
installation is successfully completed. Please
end by clicking [Close] button.
Please restart computer if a massage
prompting you to restart the computer is
displayed.

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2.Starting WX Navi
2.1. Initial setting
2.1.1. About IP address of computer and WX-7000
To establish a connection with the PC, you need to specify the same subnet mask and IP address
of the same network segment as the PC. Modify the settings (such as the IP address of the
WX-7000 series or the PC) as necessary. IPv4 is only abele to be used. Consult your network
administrator when connecting the WX-7000 series to your network per the following information.
Basic knowledge about the Windows network system is required to set the network connection
parameters.
2.1.2. Default setting of WX-7000
The default settings of the WX-7000 Series are as follows. Modify the settings (such as the IP
address) as necessary. How to change: Click the portion of the IP address in WX Network dialogue
to display WX Property dialogue. You can create settings for parameters of the IP address or
recorder name (Name). (For detail of the settings, refer to the next item of “Starting Program”)
IP Address
192.168.0.10
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway
0.0.0.0
DHCP client
DISABLE
2.1.3. About security software
If you establish a firewall on your PC or install virus check software, you may not connect the WX.
Check the security level of the program on your PC. The ports to be used at WX Navi are as
follows:
Control port
49408 (TCP)
Data transfer port
49664 (TCP)
UDP port
49920 (UDP)
2.1.4. Use the 1000BASE-T LAN interface
To communicate at 1Gbps, all devices in the path from the WX-7000 to the controller PC must
support 1Gbps. Use a cable that is Category 7 or better.
Depending on the network environment being used, it is possible that you will encounter delays in
data transmission or congestion in processing. In such a case, try the following to improve the
situation:
Set your Windows to not to use the unnecessary protocols such as IPv6 WX-7000.
Reduce the number of broadcast packets as much as possible.
Use a communications path that does not pass through a router as much as possible.

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In a situation such as when the WX-7000 is in a remote location and communications are
constrained by low-speed paths, use the WX-7000 with a reduced sampling rate or/and reduced
number of recording channels.
The WX-7000 LAN interface carries out TCP connection continuous communications. However, if a
packet from the other party does not arrive within 180 seconds, a timeout occurs and the other
party is automatically disconnected. So, in the event that a normal termination was not possible
because of some problem, such as a PC hang-up or disconnected cable, wait 180 seconds and
then try reconnecting.
The WX-7000 can be operated as a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) client, but if an
IP address cannot be obtained within 30 seconds after startup, the WX-7000 starts those usual
operations with a fixed IP address.
2.1.5. About Firewall
If the screen of Windows Security Warning is displayed after first running of WX Navi, disable
Windows firewall block.
For standard firewall of Microsoft Windows, click “Turn Windows Firewall on or off” and “Off“(not
recommended because these networks often have little or no security)”.
2.1.6. Launching WX Navi with the next step
After installation, connect the PC and WX-7000 and PC, launch WX Navi.
Do not run the application software which uses large amount of memory at the same time with
WX Navi.
2.1.7. On the WX-7000 recording unit, push up the power switch to turn it on.
When the power is turned on, the input amp is automatically calibrated. During calibration, the
input amp LED will blink. When it finishes, the LED will turn off.

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2.1.8. Start WX Navi
After WX Navi starts, if you power off the WX-7000 recording unit or remove the cable, WX Navi
will display an error message and terminate. In such a case, if you turn the power back on or
reconnect the cable, and then restart WX Navi, the WX-7000 can again be recognized.
In the case of the WX-7000, if you power off the WX-7000 recording unit or remove the LAN cable,
not only will communications fail, but also the network will experience congestion in processing.
Make sure to close WX Navi first to detach the WX-7000 from the network. Do not power off the
WX-7000 before closing WX Navi. Do not power off the WX-7000 before closing WX Navi.
2.1.9. Do not put the PC into standby /sleep mode.
If the PC enters a standby/sleep/hibernation status while WX Navi is being used, communications
will cease, and a timeout will cause a disconnection.Please ensure not to make setting of standby,
sleep, hibernation status on Windows Settings of Power Options while WX Navi is being used.
Please be noted that the settings of standby or sleep status might have been selected as a default
setting right after purchasing especially for notebook PC.
2.1.10.Please do not operate the computer background tasks
While Windows Update, scan disk, defrag, Indexing Service, Super Fetch and other tasks is
running, processing power of the computer is reduced, you may record at a high sampling rate
cannot be maintained. Set your PC so that these features do not work.
Also, please set so as not to run the scheduled task and the other tasks, such as reducing the
processing power of the PC.
Please consult your administrator of the computer for the detail.

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2.1.11.WX-7000 select window
Following dialog box appear, when WX Navi launches.
Check the box at the serial field WX Network dialog box by confirming that the white-out box has
appeared and the correct serial number are displayed, and then click OK. In addition, a previously
used serial number will automatically contain a check in the box.
If the whiteout box has not appeared, follow the next contents for a proper set up.
2.1.12.WX-7000 Network Configuration
The upper part lists the WX-7000 series that exist in the same segment. If you click where the
address or the name is displayed in the list area, the following WX Property dialog box will appear.
In this dialog box, you specify settings, such as the IP address parameters and the recorder name
(name). Enter the address parameters that match the network environment that you are using.
You can use any string of up to 32 characters for the name. This name is displayed in the list at
startup. So, use a name that differentiates the particular WX-7000 series from any others. If the
DHCP system is available for the network environment that you are using, the IP Address
parameters can be obtained automatically. So, in case that you want to set the IP Address
parameters automatically, turn on the check box of the DHCP. Consult your network administrator
to confirm whether or not the DHCP system is available for the network environment that you are
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Click the OK button to apply the IP address parameters for the WX-7000 series. It is not necessary
to restart the WX-7000 series. It takes a few seconds for the changed settings to actually take
effect. So, wait at least 5 seconds and then connect to the WX-7000 series. If the list is not
updated or the entry disappears from the list, click the Update List button to update the list.
2.1.13.Already being used WX-7000
If the WX-7000 series is already being used for another PC, a red check mark is displayed and USE
is displayed in the status field. In such a case, you cannot connect to that WX-7000 series.
If a TCP connection is not possible because of a problem such as an incorrect IP address for the
same segment, a grey check box will be displayed along with IP ERR in the status field. In that
case, specify an appropriate IP address or check the IP address settings (Subnet mask, Gateway,
etc.) between the PC and the WX-7000, and then connect to the WX-7000 series.
2.1.14.Connecting to an WX-7000 series that exists in a different segment
When connecting to a WX-7000 that exists in a different segment (and, for example, going
beyond the router), select the IP Direct check box, enter the address of the device to be
connected, and then click.
When multiple WX-7000 series are found in the same segment, the dialog box appears as shown
above. In such a case, select the check box of the WX-7000 series to be connected, and click the
OK button.
During a real time PC recording, the speed of the data transfer cannot catch up to the recording
throughput a time unit depending on the PC specification, operating status of OS, traffic status of
network, sampling setting, and etc. In this scenario, the recording will stop automatically when
the memory buffer of the WX becomes full with un-transferred data. Please note that the upper
limit setting shown in the recording condition might not be suitable for real time PC recording.

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If, by using WX Navi, multiple WX units are connected to a single PC, the waveform settings and
the data folder settings of each WX may conflict with others because the WX Navi shares the
common save area. So that every PC has its own WX within a multi environment, use a separate
PC for each WX.
The Main Window will be displayed by starting WX Navi when the connection is completed.
See “Section 3 Introduction to WX Navi”.

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3.Introduction to WX Navi
3.1. Main Window
When you start the WX Navi program, the following main window will be displayed.
1.Status dialog display area
3.Tool bar
5.Waveform display area
2.Menu bar
4.Status bar display
6.Time axis scale for waveform display
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3.2. Mode of WX Navi
There are two mode of WX Navi. “REC mode” which is the mode which records data and “VIEW
Mode” which playback the recorded data exists.
It can be known as follows which mode WX Navi is now in the state of REC of the status dialog of
a main window, and the VIEW button.
Mode
Status of button
Functions on the mode
Method to change mode
REC
Mode
REC in RED
VIEW is grayed out
Set up about record
Execution of record.
Set up about playback.
Selection of a playback
file.
Push VIEW button on the status of
STOP.
This cannot be executed in REC
status.
Or a playback file is specified
(after-mentioned).
VIEW
Mode
REC is grayed out
VIEW in Blue
Set up about playback
Selection of a playback
file.
The REC button is pushed at a
PAUSE state (impossible in a
playback state).
Once it will be in a STOP state in the case of VIEW mode, it will be in a PAUSE state automatically,
but this is the specification of WX Navi.
*When you remove or insert media, WX status has to be “STOP” on REC mode.
REC mode and VIEW mode are operational modes unique to WX Navi. WX-7000 does not have
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3.3. Status Dialog Display Area
If the data transfer speed is slow, the PC Remain field becomes dark yellow or red indicating that
the data transfer to the PC is delayed. In such a case, the memory in the WX main unit might
become full and the recording may finish earlier than indicated on the display.
REC button
VIEW button
Switch between the recording mode (REC) and the
view mode (VIEW).
Media
Indicate the media for recording (RDX, SD or PC) and
playback (RDX or SD).
Directory
Indicate the directory name for recording, and
indicate/select the directory for playback.
File
Indicate the file name for recording and
indicate/select the file for playback.
Comment
Show the comment which has been entered.
Channel
Number of channel being used in recording and
playback.
Sampling
Set and/or confirm the sampling frequency for
recording and playback.
Voice memo
Indicates ON/OFF of voice memo recording.
Start trigger
Show the start trigger currently set.
End trigger
Show the end trigger currently set.
Monitor output
Select and confirm the monitor channels.
WX Remain
Remaining recording time (hour: minute: second
and %( percentage)) on the specified device of the
WX main unit.
Background color is green when the remaining time is
more than 11%, and it is red when less than 10%.
PC Remain
Remaining recording time on the PC (hour: minute:
second).
Serial number
The name or serial number of the WX-7000 currently
connected to WX Navi software.

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3.4. Display of Status Bar
Once it will be in a STOP state in the case of VIEW mode, it will be in a PAUSE state automatically,
but this is the specification of WX Navi.
*When you remove or insert media, WX status has to be “STOP” on REC mode.
Date and Time:
Current date and time on recording
mode.
Recording date on playback mode.
Display of Operating Mode:
STOP: Idle Status
REC STANDBY: Recording Standby
REC: Recording Now
PLAY: Playing Now
PAUSE: Pause Playing
Number of event marks
Elapsing time
Display of Modes
RECORD is recording mode
VIEW is playback mode
Remaining time of fan stop
Display of media status:
MEDIA READY: Media is ready
NO MEDIA: No media exist
BAD MEDIA: Bad media
RUNNING: Running Standby
READING: Reading DATA
WRITING: Writing DATA
FORMATTING: Formatting media
MEDIA ERROR: Read / Write error on media
UNFORMAT: Not formatted
PROTECTED: Write protected
MEDIA FULL: Media is full