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105 Note: It is always the case that either single-signal mode or multisignal mode is active. The operations that change time axis scaling are always executed for all signals - regardless of the setting single-signal / multisignal mode - since there is only one time axis for all signals in the Graphics window. 3.4.7 Measurement Modes Measurement Mode "Point" You can activate point measurement mode in the Graphics window with the function Measurement cursor from the popup menu or by the appropriate toolbar button. If this mode is already active, it is deactivated by selecting the function again. A measurement cursor (vertical line in the window) is displayed, which you can position by clicking and holding down the left mouse button. If the mouse pointer is located above the measurement cursor, it changes its form to a horizontal double arrow. If the mouse button is pressed at a point not located above the measurement cursor, a rectangle is dragged open when the mouse is dragged. The contents of this rectangle is then displayed magnified when the mouse button is released (Zoom function). You can also move the measurement cursor by keyboard with the key combinations and . While the mouse button is held down a small square is visible which highlights the next closest measurement value. The measurement time, signal name and value are shown in the upper legend for this measurement point. In the legend with signal names, the signal values of all signals are displayed for this particular time point. The measurement cursor considers Single-Signal or Multisignal mode. In Single-Signal mode the small box only jumps to measurement points of the active signal; in Multisignal mode the box jumps to the next closest measurement point of all signals. Measurement Mode "Difference" To evaluate the in measurement value differences between two points in time, you use the difference measurement mode, which you activate by the Difference markers item from the popup menu or by the appropriate toolbar button. The measurement cursor and a difference cursor (vertical lines in the window) are displayed. If Difference mode is enabled, the cursors are shown at their active positions if they lie within the visible screen area. Otherwise they are moved to the viewing area. By clicking and holding the left mouse button you can position the cursors. If the mouse pointer is located above a cursor, it changes its form to a horizontal double arrow. If the mouse button is pressed at a point not located above the cursors, a rectangle is dragged open when the mouse is dragged. The contents of the rectangle are then displayed magnified when the mouse button is released (Zoom function). The cursors can only be positioned within the viewing area. However, the viewing area can be shifted by the arrow keys. You can also move the measurement cursors by keyboard with the key combinations and . While the key is pressed a small square is visible, which highlights the next closest measurement value. The measurement time, signal name and absolute value (not © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
106 the difference) of this measurement point are shown in the upper legend. In the legend with signal names, the differences in signal values for all signals are shown for the time points that have been set. The two time points and the time difference are also displayed. The measurement cursor considers the option Single-Signal or Multisignal mode. In Single-Signal mode the small box only jumps to measurement points of the active signal; in Multisignal mode the box jumps to the next closest measurement point of all signals. 3.4.8 Display Modes Three different display modes are available to you for layout functions such as Zoom-in, Zoom-out, Home configuration or Fit: In X-mode the functions Zoom-in, Zoom-out, Home configuration and Fit only act on the time axis (X-axis) of the signals. In Y-mode the same functions act only on the values axis (Y-axis), while in XY-mode they act simultaneously on both axes. 3.4.9 Layout Functions The Graphics window provides you with a number of functions for changing the window layout. Some of the functions available to you via the popup menu include: Fit all Independent of the preset mode, the signals are scaled such that they are completely visible. To do this, the program determines the actual minimum and maximum values for each signal and the time range of all signals, and scaling is adjusted accordingly. Zoom-in/Zoom-out Fit Round This command magnifies or reduces, by a factor of 2, either the active signal (in Single-Signal mode) or all signals (in Multisignal mode). The size is changed according to the preselected axis mode, either for only one axis (in X-mode or Y-mode) or for both axes simultaneously (in X/Y-mode). Operations that change the scaling of the time axis are always executed for all signals (independent of the option Single-Signal/Multisignal mode), since there is only one time axis for all signals in the Graphics window. Axes can also be scaled individually for each signal in the Graphics window's options dialog. The signals are scaled such that they are completely visible. This involves determining the actual minimum and maximum values of each signal as well as the time range for all signals, and the scaling is set accordingly. The active modes (X-mode, Y-mode or X/Y-mode, and Single-Signal or Multisignal mode) are taken into consideration. This fits the entire graphic optimally in the window. Scaling of the displayed value range for all signals is rounded-off. This involves rounding-off the active Division value to a valid whole number (Division = n * © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
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