Overview
Lunascope is organized as a set of synchronized panels, or docks.
The central signal viewer is always present. Other docks can be shown, hidden, detached, or repositioned to match your workflow, whether from the menu, by shortcut, or through a config file. There are also floating docks for multiday actigraphy, NSRR/Moonbeam access, and the multi-tab Explorer.
Lunascope caches the layout of all docks when closing and re-opening.
To quickly return to the default layout, press C-0 twice.
Keyboard shortcuts
On Windows and Linux, C means the Control key; on macOS, it means Command.
| Dock | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Signals-only / default layout | C-0 |
| Sample lists | C-1 |
| Parameters | C-2 |
| Signals | C-3 |
| Annotation classes | C-4 |
| Annotation events | C-5 |
| Spectrograms | C-6 |
| Hypnograms / actigraphy * | C-7 |
| Luna script console | C-8 |
| Output tables | C-9 |
| Masks | C-- |
| Command help | C-/ |
| Moonbeam | C-M |
| Explorer | C-E |
* when multiday mode is detected, C-7 switches from the hypnogram dock to the actigraphy dock.
C-0 toggles between the normal multi-dock workspace and a stripped-down signals-only layout for focused viewing.