Using-the-CyDAQ-User-Interface.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ When running the app, you will be greeted with the main page, which is the mode
 
 There is a top menu bar where you can ping the CyDAQ and access the debug page. None of the other options work at the moment.
 
-![image](uploads/4b847c9a81fa2daab4ececb908954460/image.png)
+![homepage](uploads/c7f1c149bd056b08bee8c17be178c57e/homepage.PNG)
 
 # Basic Operation
 
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 To return to the home page, click the Home button at the top left of the page.
 
-![image](uploads/dbd23e8d44a5923b13af85dfa594d610/image.png)
+![bomode](uploads/fdf1c8cd8aed425aa9f359795e5bdb5f/bomode.PNG)
 
 # Plotter
 
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 First, you entire a file name by either clicking the button or typing in a file path. Then, you can choose between a scatter plot or a line plot. Next, you can choose the graphing speed delay by using the slider, setting it to 0 for zero delay (as fast as python can plot the data) or up to 100ms between plotting per delay. Then you can start the plotting with the "Start" button, and if you're "streaming" it, you can pause/unpause the graph with the pause button. At any time, you can clear the graph and plot another file.
 
-![image](uploads/1079282b23e182b26aabcb88e1e4dd70/image.png)
-![image](uploads/0291fa658ff6b41bf081e483f650979f/image.png)
+![image](uploads/1079282b23e182b26aabcb88e1e4dd70/image.png) ![image](uploads/0291fa658ff6b41bf081e483f650979f/image.png)
 
 ![image](uploads/1a5a39a7f15234f70537089fe1738dac/image.png)
 
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 Save Step does nothing because we didn't know what it was originally meant to do, and neither did Matt.
 
-Save Plot Data is a feature that let's you save the plotting data into a matlab or csv file. There is currently a semi-working function for this, but the original idea was to have the GUI save the temp data in a file in the C:\Temp\ directory and then copy over the file whenever, because holding that data in memory can be a problem given enough time. Most of the code is implemented for this (the `copyTempFile` method), but we couldn't get it working at all.
+Save Plot Data is a feature that let's you save the plotting data into a matlab or csv file. There is currently a semi-working function for this, but the original idea was to have the GUI save the temp data in a file in the C:\\Temp\\ directory and then copy over the file whenever, because holding that data in memory can be a problem given enough time. Most of the code is implemented for this (the `copyTempFile` method), but we couldn't get it working at all.
 
 Offset +/- buttons allow for the calibration of the ball on the balance beam, by moving the ball set a little bit up or down the beam depending on which button you click.