Signal Labeler Usage Tips
R2026bKeyboard Shortcuts
Note
On Macintosh platforms, use the Command key instead of Ctrl.
Labeling
| Task | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Accept labeling | Enter |
| Cancel labeling | Esc |
| Delete label | Del |
| Toggle Draw Labels mode | Ctrl+L |
Navigation
| Task | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Plot previous member | Ctrl+Up arrow |
| Plot next member | Ctrl+Down arrow |
| Zoom to label | Ctrl+Shift+L |
Tip
If you label peaks in a signal using Peak Labeler and then move one of the labels, Signal Labeler still shows the amplitude value returned by Peak Labeler. To update the amplitude:
Read the new value on the data cursor you used to move the point label.
Edit the label.
Enter the new value in the Value field of the dialog box that appears.
Note
You must select the plot display area to use the Ctrl+Up arrow, Ctrl+Down arrow, and Ctrl+L keyboard shortcuts.
You must select a parent label before you can label an ROI or point sublabel manually.
To label an attribute sublabel manually, use the Labeled Signal Set browser or the label viewer.
Troubleshooting
When you reduce the width of the Signal Labeler window, the attribute table under the time plot shows a horizontal scrollbar. In Apple macOS systems, the scrollbar is hidden by default. If you have a trackpad and scroll horizontally, the scrollbar appears. If you use a mouse and want the scrollbar to be visible always, you can modify the system behavior in the System Settings.
Attempting to start Signal Labeler can cause JavaScript® support for WebGL™ to fail. To solve the problem, update your graphics hardware driver.
Signal Labeler can fail to start due to a network error. Check your organization's proxy settings and, if possible, disable the proxy that is interfering with the app startup process.
