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3.4 Graphic Window
The Graphics windows serve to display signal responses over time. As was the case
for the Data block, if a symbolic database is used you can have the values of signals
specified there displayed directly as physical variables. For example, the engine
speed response could be viewed in units of RPM or the temperature pattern over
time could be viewed in degrees Celsius.
Figure 59: Graphics window
Signal-time responses are displayed graphically in the Graphics window. They are
displayed in a X-Y diagram above the time axis. The measurement data remain in the
Graphics window after a measurement stop and can be examined using special
measurement cursors.
The Graphics window has a legend in which the selected signals are shown with their
value ranges and colors. It also has a toolbar from which you can easily call the most
important measurement functions. Both the legend and toolbar can be configured in
the window's popup menu and can be enabled or disabled from there.
In the Graphics window there is exactly one active signal identified by inverted font in
the legend. You can make a signal the active signal using the Tab key, by Page
Up/Down or by clicking the signal name with the mouse.
• If Single-signal mode is enabled, all commands - such as Measure, Zoom and
Scroll - refer to the active signal.
• In Multisignal mode the commands refer to all signals of the Graphics window.
Note: Besides displaying signals, the Graphics window also offers the option of
viewing the time responses of environment variables. You can configure
environment variables in the window's signal selection dialog by pressing
the [New EV...] button. All of the statements made below regarding signals
also apply, in principle, to environment variables.
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