Initial States

 


 

The initial state refers to the activity level of the nodes at time zero (t=0). By default, the initial state of each internal component is zero (i.e. OFF). However, you may set the initial state of certain internal components as ON

 

Setting the Initial States in Analysis

 

  1. From the Experiment Settings panel, click onnext to Initial State to add a new initial state. You may rename the initial state by clicking on the form field
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2. Once an initial state is created (or selected from the dropdown list, if previously created), the icon is displaced in the Internal Components panel. Initial states are defined using the checkboxes

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To remove an initial state, simply select “All Inactive” from the dropdown list

 

Real Time Initial States

 

  1. From the Simulation Control panel, click on  next to Initial State to add a new initial state. You may rename the initial state by clicking on the form field:
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2. As previously, set the initial state using the checkbox under the icon

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