1. Connection 1.1. Purpose Connect post processor elements and define signal filtering requirements. 1.2. Description The Connection is used to connect various post processor elements together. It manages the flow of signals between operations and allows defining requirements to filter which signals pass through the connection. Double-click a connection to add signal requirements. Requirements can be added by: Checking boxes in the input signal tree Right-clicking a signal and adding path or name to requirements A wildcard (*) can be applied in the requirements to make connections more generic. When combining different attributes, the following logic is applied: Requirements with the same attribute use logical OR (specifying two paths includes both in output) Different attribute groups use logical AND (combined requirements filter the previous selection) 1.3. Signal Properties Display The editor shows properties of the selected signal including: Signal type (equidistant or non-equidistant) Length (number of samples) Start value Delta (time step for equidistant signals) 1.4. Input Signals from an upstream operation. 1.5. Output Filtered signals matching the specified requirements. Units Note