Stable32 Tour	Conclusion
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	This concludes the tour. Stable32 includes many more features, including data selection, printing, scaling, normalization, averaging, filling and clearing, timetag manipulations, power spectral plots, histogram plots, single-point variance calculations, clock noise generation, domain conversions, an MJD/GPS calendar, GraphiC replotting, and more (including stability analysis automation). Some of these functions and their toolbutton icons are shown below.
	Add phase or frequency data file	Open data file		Click on the icon below to go to the Stable32 data sheet to obtain more information.
	Combine data into longer averages	Launch Notepad
	Display MJD calendar	Remove part of data
	Check frequency data for outliers	Launch GraphiC
	Clear phase or frequency data	Plot phase or freq data
	Configure Stable32 options	Plot power spectrum
	Convert between phase & freq data	Print phase or freq data
	Perform domain conversions	Read table of stability data
	Calculate & remove freq drift	Remove gaps in data
	Edit phase or freq data	Run stability analysis
	Set filenames	Save data file
	Fill gaps in phase or freq data	Scale phase or freq data
	Obtain help for Stable32	Calculate sigma
	Plot histogram	Calculate statistics
	Generate simulated clock noise	Insert Timetags
	Remove mean value from data	Read data from TSC5110

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