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Section 2: Model 4200-SCS Software Environment
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Model 4200-SCS User’s Manual
X, Y1, and Y2: Are the axes of the graph, as follows:
– X is the X axis.
– Y1 is the Y axis on the left side of the graph.
– Y2 is the Y axis on the right side of the graph.
The scale and label of the Y2 axis are allowed to be different from the scale and label
of the Y1 axis.
The cells under the X, Y1, and Y2 may be selected and deselected by clicking the boxes.
– If you select a cell under X, the corresponding Data Series parameter is plotted on the X
axis. KITE can plot multiple parameters on the X axes when the test does not define a
family of curves (see the Reference Manual, Allow Multiple X’s, page 6-213).
– Similarly, if you select a cell under Y1 or Y2, the corresponding Data Series parameter is
plotted on the Y1 axis or the Y2 axis. KITE can plot multiple parameters on the Y1 and Y2
axes.
Understanding buttons in the Graph Definition window
The buttons of the Graph Definition window are used as follows:
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Clear all: Click the Clear All button to clear all selections under columns X, Y1, and Y2.
If you click the Clear All button by mistake, click the Cancel button to exit the Graph
Definition window without making any changes.
Axis properties: A click of the axis properties button opens the axis properties window. You
can also open the axis properties window by selecting axis properties in the graph settings
menu. Before using the axis properties window, refer to the Reference Manual, Defining the
axis properties of the graph, page 6-213.
Opening and using the Graph Definition window
To open and use the Graph Definition window:
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In the Graph tab, display the graph settings menu by right-clicking the graph or by selecting
Tools > Graph Settings.
In the graph settings menu, select Define Graph. The Graph Definition window opens.
Using the Graph Definition window, indicate which parameters are to be plotted and assign
them to appropriate axes by selecting the appropriate X, Y1, and Y2 cells.
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