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8. Level Sets
Locating and Viewing Level Sets
3 Click
Add
. A new, blank row appears below the existing rows. An ID number is automatically
assigned and appears in the ‘ID’ column.
4 Click on the ‘Name’ field to activate it and enter the name of the new level set.
5 Click
Save
to save your changes.
The level set name and ID is added to the NV9000-SE system, but the virtual and physical lev-
els are not defined. To add levels, locate the level set and perform steps 4 through 8 as described
in
How to Locate and View Level Sets Using the
.
)
6 Click
X
on the window title tab to close the table.
Locating and Viewing Level Sets
Depending on the information you want to view, different pages or tables present different level set
information:
• ‘Level Sets’ page (accessed through the ‘Configuration’ pane)
—
A list of existing level sets.
Opens the ‘Level Set Details’ page through which virtual level and physical level details for a
selected level set can be viewed. Locate level sets by name.
• Two level set tables (accessed through the ‘Views’ pane):
• ‘Level Sets’ table
—
A list of existing level sets, one per row, with name and ID. Locate
level sets by Name.
• ‘Level Set Details’ table
—
A list of virtual levels and associated level set, one virtual level
per row, with physical levels, free source and index number. Locate level sets by name,
virtual levels or by physical levels.
• ‘Virtual Levels’ table (accessed through the ‘Views’ pane)
—
A list of all virtual levels, whether
or not associated with a level set, one virtual level per row, with name and ID. Locate level sets
by virtual levels.
How to Locate and View Level Sets Using the ‘Level Sets’ Page
1 Launch NV9000-SE. (See
Launching and Exiting the Application
2 From the Navigation area, select the ‘Configuration’ pane and then ‘Level Sets’. The ‘Level
Sets’ page displays, as shown in Figure 8-5.