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Outputs in Connect View Elements<br />

2D View Element<br />

<strong>SIMPLORER</strong> 6.0 — <strong>Manual</strong> 371<br />

The starting point for wiring Connect View Elements is the element’s simulation channel, to<br />

which a simulation quantity from the model is assigned. The outputs of the simulation channels<br />

are connected with views, tables, or operators. The outputs of operators are connected in<br />

turn with a display of a connect element. The X axis usually represents the simulation time,<br />

but it may represent any other element. Only simulation quantities connected with the Connect<br />

View Element are available for output.<br />

Simulator channels<br />

Control field Display<br />

Connect Elements have both the graphic display and a control field, which receives connections<br />

from the simulator channels. The Connect element form is especially meaningful for output<br />

values that are displayed after mathematical operations.<br />

The wiring assigned with Display Elements does not influence the actual simulation model.<br />

The simulator channels are used only to determine the graphical presentation.<br />

If the control field is deleted, the display is also deleted.<br />

Connect View Elements have an «Output/Display» and «Parameters» dialog. The settings<br />

in these dialogs have no influence on the function itself.<br />

The Display Elements 2D View and 2D View (con) show the graphical curves of the assigned<br />

simulation quantities.<br />

Channels Tab<br />

The assignment of simulation quantities for the X and Y axes is defined in the «Channels»<br />

tab. All defined simulation quantities, the system time t, and the frequency f for both X and Y<br />

axes are available.<br />

You can define color, marker, representation type, and line of the curve. If more than the default<br />

Y axis is available, you can select a certain Y axis for the simulation quantity from the<br />

list in the Axis column. Additional Y axis are defined in the Y Axis dialog. Also, a scale and<br />

shift factor in Y-direction can be entered to present curves of different dimensions in the same<br />

coordinate system. See also “Outputs in Quick View Elements” on page 370 and “Outputs in<br />

Connect View Elements” on page 371.

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