CPUClock

Iconbar menu


The Iconbar Menu

A screen shot of the iconbar menu is shown right.

Info  –  A standard application info box, including a button to go to the web site to check for later versions.

Help...  –  Runs the help file (this one).

Module info  –  Following this option right brings up a small window showing the current setup of the CPUClock module. This should correspond to the choices settings in the CPUClock frontend, if nothing else has changed the settings.

Status...  –  Opens the CPU clock speed status window. Clicking on the iconbar icon with Select will also open the CPU status window.

Choices...  –  This opens the application choices window. The choices window can also be opened by a right click on the iconbar icon.

Statistics  –  Following this option right brings up a submenu with two options, viz. Accumulated and Time indexed.

Note that some of the options in the attached submenus may be shaded if the collection of statistics has not been enabled in Choices.

Accumulated
Following this option right brings up a further submenu with the following options.
Save data
This option will download the stored statistical data from the CPUClock module, and save it as specified in the Statistics tab of the Choices window.
Clear data
This will clear all the statistical data, resetting all the accumulated data values to zero. The storing of the data will then restart.
Open directory
The saved data files are located within the Stats directory in the CPUClock application directory. This option will open the directory to ease access to the saved data files.
Time indexed
Following this option right brings up a further submenu with the following options.
Restart
Selecting this option will rename the time indexed statistics file currently being written, and continue writing the data to a new time indexed file
Open directory
The saved data files are located within the Stats directory in the CPUClock application directory. This option will open the directory to ease access to the saved data files.

Quit  –  This terminates the frontend application immediately, but leaves the module active. In addition, following the submenu arrow right leads to a menu with two options. Frontend only will terminate the GUI application. Selecting Module also will terminate the frontend and RMKill the module. Terminating just the GUI frontend means that the module will remain active and continue to operate in the background, monitoring the cpu die temperature, and reducing the cpu clock speed if the temperature exceeds the set value.


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CPUClock is © Chris Johnson, 2012
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