User Manual

Doc ID: BSEN
Date: 07-15-19
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8. The Graph
The soware features a graph, a windows with a plot area which draw mulple colored plots over me, represenng actual values
from the simulaon. The data which is recorded this way can also be exported in several ways, for example as CSV le.
Overview:
Figure 8 - Graph window
Nr Element Descripon
1 Show plots
Deacvate/acvate single plots on the drawing area. By default, all plots are acvated. Via a
context menu it also allows to change the plot colors. Switching any plot on or o doesn’t aect
the data recorded in the background and which can be saved to le. The le will always contain
all data from all plots.
2 Threshold to stop plong
Separately selectable/deselectable thresholds for the 6 plots to stop plong upon reaching any.
If several are selected, the rst one to reach triggers the stop.
3 Sample interval Time between two ploed values. Default interval is 500 ms, range is 100 ms...99h59m59s999ms
4 Control elements for the plot area
5
Graph control:
Start Pause Stop
6 Graph plot area
7 Measured values The plots in real values with minimum, maximum and average since plot start.
8.1 Handling
8.1.1 General
All sengs (plot color, interval me etc.) in the graph window are automacally stored and restored
Plots can overlay each other when having idencal values so that some may seem hidden
The Graph plots in the so-called scrolling mode. It means, the plot area will always show ploed values of the last minute.
Earlier plot data can be visualized by scrolling on the X axis to the le in Stop condion.
The Graph records a maximum of 20,000 data points for every plot, aer that the data will be overwrien from the beginning
8.1.2 Funcons of the plot area
The Graph’s plot area draws up to 6 plots at the same me from le to right. It also visualizes adaptable scales on the sides, plus a
cursor and a me stamp. For the plot area, there are some opons for customize the view.
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