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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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Contour Column Type<br />

Color Map<br />

Choose from various predefined color maps using the color map combo-box. A color map, along with<br />

the values specified, defines how values are mapped to a color on the contour image.<br />

If a color map showing both high and low values is desired (such as for bus voltages), use of "Blue<br />

= Low, Red = High" is recommended. If a color map showing only high values is desired (such as<br />

for line flows), use of "Weather Radar, Nominal to High" is recommended.<br />

A user may also define additional color maps by going to the Custom Color Map Tab.<br />

Reverse Color Map Colors<br />

Check this box to reverse the colors of the selected color map, so the low color becomes the high<br />

color, and vice versa.<br />

Brightness<br />

Modify the brightness track bar to change the brightness of the color map.<br />

Use cell values directly<br />

Select this option to use the cell values to do the contouring.<br />

Use the specified field below<br />

Select this option to use a different field value to do the contouring.<br />

Value<br />

Select the quantity to use in the contouring from the Value dropdown box or click the Find<br />

Value button to find the desired field.<br />

Draw Color Key<br />

Checking this box will cause the contour to draw a color key showing which colors are mapped to<br />

which values. You can also give the color key a title, unit label, and specify the number of digits to<br />

display in numerical values.<br />

Title<br />

Title for the color key.<br />

Entry Labels<br />

Units of the contoured value displayed on the color key.<br />

Dec. Pts.<br />

Number of decimal places of the contoured value displayed on the color key.<br />

Scalar<br />

Multiplication factor that can be applied to the values when drawing the color key.<br />

Use Equal Spacing For Discrete Maps<br />

This option will draw the color key with equal spacing for all colors in the map, regardless of how<br />

close or distant the values the colors represent.<br />

Use absolute value<br />

Check this check-box to use the absolute values of the quantity selected at the Value dropdown box<br />

(above).<br />

Values<br />

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