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Chapter 11
Loops and Charts
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Charts
A chart is a numeric plotting indicator which is updated with new data
periodically. You can find two types of charts in the Controls»Graph
palette: waveform chart (or real-time trend) and intensity chart. You can
customize charts to match your data display requirements or to display
more information. Features available for charts include: a scrollbar, a
legend, a palette, a digital display, and representation of scales with respect
to time. For more information about charts, see Chapter 15, Graph and
Chart Controls and Indicators, in your G Programming Reference
Manual.
periodically. You can find two types of charts in the Controls»Graph
palette: waveform chart (or real-time trend) and intensity chart. You can
customize charts to match your data display requirements or to display
more information. Features available for charts include: a scrollbar, a
legend, a palette, a digital display, and representation of scales with respect
to time. For more information about charts, see Chapter 15, Graph and
Chart Controls and Indicators, in your G Programming Reference
Manual.
Chart Modes
The following illustration shows the three chart display options available
from the Data Operations»Update Mode submenu—Strip chart,
Scope chart, and Sweep chart. The default mode is strip chart.
from the Data Operations»Update Mode submenu—Strip chart,
Scope chart, and Sweep chart. The default mode is strip chart.