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103 For all signals you have entered in the Graphics window's signal configuration dialog, values are automatically assigned for Y-scaling, signal color and time axis, as well as the lines type. The values for Y-scaling and lines type are assumed from the database. In the Graphics window's Options dialog you can configure all of the options to satisfy your work requirements. The dialog consists of two parts, the axes options and the measurement options. You can toggle between the two parts with the action buttons Measurement > and < Axes. Listed in the dialog's signal list are all those signals which were entered in the signal selection dialog. 3.4.3.1 Line Types The line type in the last column identifies the display type for the display of a signal curve. With Line the measurement points are connected by a line. This representation results in a continuous curve. It is the default option for displaying physical signals that are at least one byte in length. With the Steps option, after a measurement point a horizontal line is output to the time of the next measurement point and from there a vertical line to the measurement point. This display type is especially suitable for digital signals. Steps is the default option for signals that are less than 8 bits in length. With the Horizontal option, after a measurement point a horizontal line is output up to the time of the next measurement point. With Dots only the measurement points are marked. 3.4.3.2 Display Modes Beneath the signal list you will find four input boxes for configuring the time axis. With Output you can define the display mode. If multiple measurement points fall together within the time range of a single screen pixel, then in Pixel mode only measurement points at the borders of this range are displayed. This leads to faster output if there are many measurement points in a small space. Under some circumstances, however, individual peaks might not be shown in the signal response, if the measurement point with the extreme value lies within this range. In Full mode, all measurement points are output even if they lie within the time range of the same screen pixel at the active scaling. When there are many measurement points in a small space, this will lead to a lower output speed, but all extreme values of the signal response will be displayed. The output mode setting has no influence whatsoever on measurement value acquisition. 3.4.4 Configuration of the Measurement You can access the Graphics Window Options dialog by activating the [Measurement] button from the window layout dialog. Here you can configure the behavior of the Graphics window during the measurement. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
104 Figure 62: Measurement Options in the Graphics Window If you select the option Do not change axis options under Actions at measurement start, then the last configured Graphics window setup is assumed at the start of the measurement. Set with time axis sets the Graphics window - at the measurement start - to a time range selected by you. Also, with Set time axis and home configuration at the measurement start you can set the Y-axis range you had previously defined in the popup menu with Save home configuration. If you check the option Fit time axis under Actions at end of measurement, the signal responses over the entire measurement duration are displayed at the end of the measurement. Otherwise, the displayed time interval remains on the screen at the end of the measurement. 3.4.5 Measurement and Display Functions You can call measurement and display functions of the Graphics window, either from the popup menu or by activating the appropriate toolbar button. From the popup menu you can decide whether you wish to have the toolbar shown in the Graphics window or in the main window. 3.4.6 Signal Modes You can activate single-signal mode from the popup menu with the Single function. In single-signal mode, functions such as Zoom-in, Zoom-out, Home configuration and Fit only act on the active signal of the Graphics window, which you select by clicking in the legend with the mouse. In multisignal mode (All function) the same functions act on all signals of the active Graphics window. Inverted output of the name of the active signal in the legend is disabled. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
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