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Display Configuration
Read this section to know how data are displayed on Scala2 and how to change their display.
Recording and Replaying Data
Data received by Scala2 can be replayed with ScalaReplay2 application.
Recording of Incoming Data
Data received by Scala2 can be recorded on your computer.

Display Configuration
Read this section to know how data are displayed on Scala2 and how to change their display.
- Control Panels
- Customization Panels
  The customization panels contain customization options for the data.
- Receiver Data
- Using the Virtual Charger Room
  You can display the fleet of sensors in Scala2 Virtual Charger Room, when sensors are connected to the Dock or trawling.
- Creating Data Pages
- Managing Windows
- Customizing the Display of Data
- 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 Scala2.
- Recording and Replaying Data
  Data received by Scala2 can be replayed with ScalaReplay2 application.
  - Recording of Incoming Data
    Data received by Scala2 can be recorded on your computer.
  - Replaying Data on ScalaReplay2
    You can replay on ScalaReplay2 data you have recorded.
  - Adding Events
    You can mark a specific moment when receiving live data to find it back when replaying data with ScalaReplay2.
  - Extracting Data from SDS Files
  - Replaying Data Recorded on a SD Card
    You can replay data that have been recorded in high definition on the SD card .

Recording of Incoming Data

Data received by Scala2 can be recorded on your computer.

By default, when you first install Scala2, data are automatically recorded.

If you want to stop or start the recording of data, click Menu > Stop Recording or Start Recording.

All incoming data is by default recorded in Documents/Marport/SDSRecord/SDS.

The name of the SDS files indicates the year, month, day and hour of the beginning of the record, in GMT timezone.

To access data recording settings, connect in Expert Mode, then click Menu > Settings > Advanced.

You can change the folder where recorded data are saved.

Data recorded can take a significant amount of space on your computer. Set how much disk space need to remain available on the computer. This will avoid disk overload. When the maximum disk space is reached, the oldest files are deleted as new files are created.

By default, the recording interval is set to 1 month. This means that files older than 1 month are automatically deleted as new files are recorded.

If there is not enough space on the hard drive to record data, Scala2 displays a warning.