XY-Plot Properties form

Use the XY-Plot Properties form to define the XY-plot period, the object atoms and appearance of the dots, the data source to be displayed in the XY-plot, the XY-plot title, font properties for all texts and other parameters.

You can also set up the legend properties and chart colors, enable display of the XY-plot toolbar and status bar as well as decide if to hide time and value labels and scale. You can select up to 16 signals that can consist of any object atoms which contain data (LOG, BCL or Live data) from the following atom types:

Signals

XY-plots can present several sets of signals based on analog objects containing data (LOG, BCL = Base Class files and/or Live data).

Preconditions

Where do I find it?

Tab Overview

The XY-plot Properties form is identical for all types of XY-plots with a few exceptions as indicated in the content below.

Some descriptions in the following are common for both Graps and XY-plots. For more detailed descriptions of Graphs, please refer to "Graph Properties form"

Window tab

The Windows tab is available for predefined standard graphs, not for embedded. Use the Windows tab to:

For further info about creating a graph please refer to "Create a new graph in a separate window"

Period tab

On this tab page you can select the graph period to display:

For further information please refer to "Define a default graph period"

Signals tab

On the Basic sub-tab you can:

See also "Add signals to a graph" for instructions of 'How to'.

On the Advanced sub-tab you can:

Chart tab

On this tab page you can:

See also "Define chart title and legend text options" for instructions of 'How to'.

Options tab

On this tab page you can:

See also "Define graph colors, user interface and other options" for instructions of 'How to'.

Visibility tab

Embedded XY-plots only

On this tab you define visibility parameters for an embedded graph:

See also "Define the visibility of embedded graphs" for instructions of 'How to'.

Set as default checkbox

At the bottom of all tabs in the Properties form you can:

Use Set as Default if the graphs you create share many common properties.

See Also

"What are Graphs?"

"Create a new graph in a separate window"

"Create an Embedded Graph"

"Create and edit an Embedded Graph Basic"

"The Graph Toolbar"

"The Graph Status bar"

"Set as Default"

"Popup diagrams in a multiple screen environment"

"Find an object by name or description"