Graph Property Menu

Select this option to display the graph and Y-axis of all hidden signals.

This option is only accessible if there are hidden signals in the graph.

Select this option to remove all highlights from all signals.

This option is only available if the Highlight option has been selected for one or more signals.

Select this option to display the points in the graph line. The points will be displayed as light gray dots.

If you want to see the values on the graph line, select the Show Values option.

Select this option to hide the points in the graph line. The graph will be rendered as line(s) with no points.

Select this option to display data values in the graph line.

The value indicator will be displayed in the X-axis of the graph. You can drag the value indicator to any position in the graph and display the values on the graph line as well as the date and time of the value.

If you want to see the points on the graph line, select the Show points option.

Select this option to hide the value indicator.

Select this option to zoom in on an area in the graph. Click and drag to mark an area in the graph and release the mouse. You can continue to zoom graph areas, increasing the detail of the graph by selecting this option and graph area repeatedly.

The selected area is magnified and a zoom overview window will open in the upper right-hand corner of the graph displaying the graph area in miniature with the zoomed area.

Select this option to zoom out of a graph area, stepping back one zoom action.

This option is only accessible if the graph has been zoomed once or more.

If you select Zoom in, you can only determine which period (X-axis) is to be zoomed.

Select the Zoom Area option to zoom in on a custom area in the graph, defining which value (Y-axis) as well as the period (X-axis) to be zoomed. You can also achieve this by selecting Zoom in and pressing the ↑Shift key while dragging an area in the graph.

Select this option to zoom out to the main graph area, resetting all zoomed areas.

This option is only accessible of the graph has been zoomed multiple times.

Select this option to open the Go to Date form where you can jump to a an entered date and time. You can also click the Now button to jump to the present date and time in the graph.

Select this option to open the Graph Properties form and change the display period of the graph.

Only the Period tab of the Graph properties form will be accessible. Here you can also select the Set as Default option.

Select this option to compare the present graph trend with the graph trend for another period.

The graph area will be divided into two sections: The upper section which can be scrolled individually and the lower section which is scrolled together with the upper section.

Select this option to revert the graph from a split-sectioned graph used for comparing two graph periods to the original single-period graph.

Select this option to hide one or more signals. Hidden signals are not displayed in the graph and the Y-axis of the signal will be hidden.

This option is only available if the graph contains more than one signal.

Select this option to emphasize one or more signals. The graph lines and Y-axis of highlighted signals will be displayed with thicker lines.

This option is only available if the graph contains more than one signal.

Select this option to send the present stand-alone or Operator graph, displayed in a separate window, to the default printer.

Select this option to open the Email Graph form where you can write and send an email message with the graph attached as a JPG file to e-mail recipients.

The email function requires that the pc, where the IGSS system is running has an associated email account.

In some cases, before a message can be sent, a warning message will appear asking you to allow this as a security measure triggered by e.g. anti virus software.

Select this option to open the Save As form where you can save a pre-defined stand-alone standard graph with its own window as an operator graph, creating a new operator graph. You can also use this function to save and overwrite an already existing operator graph.

You can always save a standard graph as an operator graph and after wards edit the graph properties and signal settings of the operator graph, creating your own customized graph.

Select this option to export the values of the object(s) from which signals are currently displayed in the graph as a Comma Separated Value (CSV) text file.

You can open the CSV file in other 3^rd party products such as Excel and continue to work with the exported object values.