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■ Strip Mode: similar to a chart recorder device that prints over a paper strip,
μC/Probe first plots points from the left to the right side of the chart. From
there, any new points are plotted at the rightmost side of the chart by
shifting old points to the left.
■ Scope Mode: similar to an oscilloscope, μC/Probe first plots points from the
left to the right side of the chart. Once the plot reaches the right side of the
chart, it erases the plot and begins plotting again from the left side of the
chart.
■ Burst
Mode: this update mode was made for high performance
applications where you want to plot array data quickly by plotting the entire
array in one sweep. μC/Probe will not shift any points over the plotting
area. Instead, it will erase the plot and will plot the same array again,
assuming that the array is being updated by the embedded target.
FA-17(4)
μC/Probe supports charts with multiple data series. That means that you can
associate multiple symbols from your embedded target into one single chart.
In order to tell which trace represents a symbol in your chart, a color-coded
legend with the name of the symbol is displayed over the chart. Select the
legend position that better suits your needs.
FA-17(5)
In case you need to convert the value points to Engineering Units (EU) before
plotting in the chart, you can use the scaling factor and offset to specify the
parameters of a linear conversion function. For example, if the embedded
target’s symbol you need to display is a 4-20mA value, you can implement the
standard linear equation y = mx + b where m is the scaling factor, x is the 420mA value, b is the offset and y is the resulting Engineering Units (EU) value
to be plotted.
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