The number of cycles from the start of the execution until the Smart Analog data was collected. This information is cleared at reset.

If a cycle is displayed in italics, the target system has not been able to collect a correct time, but instead had to approximate it.

This column is available when you have selected Show cycles from the context menu.

‑‑-, the target system does not provide the debugger with any information.

The Smart Analog channel for which data is collected.

Enables the logging system. The system will log information also when the window is closed.

Deletes the log information. Note that this will also happen when you reset the debugger.

The name of the channel for which the Events-specific commands below apply. This menu command is context-sensitive, which means it reflects the channel in the Events graph you selected in the Timeline window (one of up to four).

Toggles between displaying the selected value as a signed or unsigned number. Note that this setting also affects the log window.

Toggles between displaying the selected value in decimal or hexadecimal format. Note that this setting also affects the log window.

Displays a standard file selection dialog box where you can select the destination file for the log information. The entries in the log file are separated by TAB and LF characters. An X in the Approx column indicates that the timestamp is an approximation.

Displays the Time column. If the Time column is displayed by default in the C-SPY driver you are using, this menu command is not available.

Displays the Cycles column. If the Cycles column is not supported in the C-SPY driver you are using, this menu command is not available.