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Display Configuration
Read this section to know how data are displayed on Scala and how to change their display.
Customizing the Display of Data
Displaying a Position Marker
You can place a marker on plots and echograms to display the GPS position at a given time on the timestamp.

Display Configuration
Read this section to know how data are displayed on Scala and how to change their display.
- Control Panels
- Sensor Data
- Ownship & Trawl Data
- Data Estimation
- Receiver Data
- Creating Data Pages
- Managing Windows
- Customizing the Display of Data
  - Echograms
    Echograms are a representation of what is detected by the sensors with the acoustic signals.
  - Zooming on Timestamp and Distance Scale
    In echograms and history plots, you can zoom in and out on the distance scale and timestamp and move them along.
  - Sensor Numerical Data
    Data such pitch and roll, temperature, depth can be displayed in dials, gauges, history plots or text format.
  - 3D Views
    You can display 3D views of different elements from the system, for example the trawl doors or trawl speed sensors.
  - Displaying a Position Marker
    You can place a marker on plots and echograms to display the GPS position at a given time on the timestamp.
- Setting an Alarm on Incoming Data
  You can be alerted by an alarm when data received have a given value.
- Changing the Default Units
  You can change the default units of data displayed in Scala.
- Recording and Replaying Data
  Data received by Scala can be replayed with Scala Replay application.

Displaying a Position Marker

You can place a marker on plots and echograms to display the GPS position at a given time on the timestamp.

Before you begin

You need incoming GPS data.

Procedure

From the top left corner, click Menu > Settings.
Under the tab Storages, select Display global position cursor on plots and echograms.

Results

A marker with your position is displayed on plots and echograms.