Clanker: Add screenshots of the SimTX desktop app

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Add screenshots of the SimTX desktop app

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
			[[File:SimTX Guide Health.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt=Server health for SimTX Demo marked Healthy, with uptime, clients, transmitters, receiver groups and sim time, CPU and heap bars, work queues, and tables of six transmitters and four receivers.\|The Health tab for a healthy server, with its overview, resources, work queues and live sessions.]]
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	! Figure !! Meaning		! Figure !! Meaning

Clanker: User guide for the SimTX desktop app

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User guide for the SimTX desktop app

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{{SimTX Guide navigation}}
The '''Health''' tab shows the load and state of the server you are connected to.

== The header ==
The header shows the server's name, when the report was last updated, and a status: '''Healthy''', '''Attention''' or '''Degraded'''. '''Auto-refresh''' updates the report every 5 seconds; '''Refresh''' updates it now.

Problems show as warnings below the header:
* ''The server is not accepting new connections.''
* ''System CPU at'' a percentage of 90 or more.
* ''Server memory is nearly full.''

== Overview ==
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! Figure !! Meaning
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| '''Uptime''' || How long the server has been running.
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| '''Clients''' || Connected programs, with the number of stations in use.
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| '''Transmitters''' || Transmissions on the air.
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| '''Receiver groups''' || Groups of receivers that share processing.
|-
| '''Sim time''' || The simulation clock, in UTC.
|}

== Resources and work queues ==
'''Resources''' shows the server's CPU, the machine's CPU, memory, threads, open files and load average. '''Work queues''' shows how many session tasks, receiver DSP jobs and propagation jobs are running and waiting. Waiting jobs, overruns and '''Stalls''' above zero mean the server is falling behind.

== Transmitters and receivers ==
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! Table !! Columns
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| '''Transmitters''' || '''Callsign''', '''Frequency''', '''Mode''', '''Rate''', '''Buffer''' (audio waiting at the server), '''Last data''' and '''Connected'''.
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| '''Receivers''' || '''Callsign''', '''Center''', '''Rate''', '''Queue''', '''Dropped''', '''Group''' and '''Connected'''.
|}

A short '''Buffer''' or a '''Last data''' time of a second or more means that transmitter's audio is not arriving fast enough. A full '''Queue''' or rising '''Dropped''' count means that receiver isn't reading its samples fast enough.

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