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- WPL -- Wavelet Packet Laboratory
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- Version 1.02
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- READ.ME
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- General information about the WPL program
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- This program is currently Shareware. Please include this notice
- in all copies.
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- Any people interested in obtaining the release version should print and
- fill out the order form in the file ORDER.FRM. Registration entitles the
- user to technical support and notices of updates to the program. A
- nominal fee of $50 will be charged for duplications costs. Receipt of
- payment will register the user. The form should be sent to:
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- Wavelet Packet Laboratory
- Digital Diagnostic Corp.
- 26 Rossotto Drive
- Hamden, CT 06514
- Phone: (203)-288-9444
- FAX: (203)-287-8765
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- INTERNET: ddc@cs.yale.edu
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- 1. Introduction
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- The Wavelet Packet Laboratory is a showcase of a new method of
- analyzing frequencies within signals.
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- The present version has the following limitations:
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- - Floating point ASCII text files can not be loaded
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- - The maximum trace length that the WPT algorithm can handle
- is 512
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- - Memory is limited so be careful about the number of images
- displayed at the same time. Try to keep four to six images
- the maximum amount loaded.
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- 2. Requirements
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- The minimum requirements of the computer to run this program are:
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- - IBM PC/AT (a 80386 is recommended but not necessary)
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- - 640K of RAM
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- - a hard disk (have plenty of room for files of signals)
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- - EGA or VGA(recommended) color monitor
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- - a mouse is optional but highly recommended
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- - 101 or 102 keyboard (with the F12 key)
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- 3. The Distribution Disk
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- The files included on this disk are:
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- install.bat -- the installation batch file
- order.frm -- the WPL order form
- read.me -- this file
- manual.txt -- the reference manual
- walkthru.txt -- a tutorial
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- wpl.exe -- the WPL program files
- wpl.cfg
- wpl.msg
- 8x14.apa
- 8x16.apa
- _wptfltr.wpl
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- use_ega.bat -- the batch file used to set WPL for EGA monitors
- use_vga.bat -- the batch file used to set WPL for VGA monitors
- ega.cfg -- the default wpl.cfg file for EGA
- vga.cfg -- the default wpl.cfg file for VGA
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- wplcfg.exe -- the WPL configuration program files
- wplcfg.msg
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- whistle.asc -- a sample ASCII signal file (length =
- sinxcube.byt -- a sample Signed Byte signal file (length = 512)
- heart.byt -- another sample Unsigned Byte file (length = 51000)
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- 4. Installation
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- NOTE: The following instructions assume a working knowledge of DOS
- Also, make sure there is no \WPL in the destination drive
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- A) Boot up your computer and go to the root directory of the
- drive where the WPL is to be placed. Make sure the drive has
- at least 720 kilobytes free.
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- Example: the WPL is to be placed on the C drive
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- C:\>
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- B) Insert the distribution disk into the floppy drive and type
- "<source drive>:install <source drive> <destination drive>"
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- Example: the WPL distribution disk is placed into the A drive
- C:\>A:INSTALL A: C:
- The \WPL directory is being created ...
- WPL is being installed ...
- .
- .
- .
- WPL is now ready to run on a VGA monitor.
- C:\WPL>
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- C) If your computer has a VGA, then skip this step.
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- Type "USE_EGA" in order to configure WPL to run on EGA monitors
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- Example: WPL is to run with a EGA monitor
- C:\WPL>USE_EGA
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- D) WPL is ready to run at any time. Simply type WPL when in the
- \WPL directory.
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- Example:
- C:\WPL>WPL
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- Before running WPL make sure that there is maximum amount of free
- memory by removing all TSRs, Terminate and Stay Resident programs.
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- If using the mouse, make sure that the mouse is installed.
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- E) Print the documentation
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- Print the following files: C:\WPL> print manual.txt
- c:\WPL> print walkthru.txt
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- 5. Error Reporting
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- Please send any error reports, comments,
- and suggestions to:
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- Wavelet Packet Laboratory
- Digital Diagnostic Corp.
- 26 Rossotto Drive
- Hamden, CT 06514
- Phone: (203)-288-9444
- FAX: (203)-287-8765
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- or send by electronic mail to ddc@cs.yale.edu
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- Have your serial number handy. Use System|About to find the serial number.
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