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3.12 Plot Display Controls and Options
Right-clicking on a plot opens the plot control options, as shown in
3.12.1 AutoScale
The graph can automatically scale the Y axis to only show range of data variation.
3.12.2 Graph Data Export
Plotted data currently shown on the Graph can be exported as an image file, as clipboard data or Excel
data. If the data is exported to Excel, then the data will be inserted into a temporary workbook. Clipboard
data is exported as ascii text. Both clipboard data and Excel data will have a header at the top, and a
maximum of 10k samples of data available.
Note that this feature is independent of the Datalogging functionality described in
3.12.3 Graph Update
To the bottom right of the plot is the Graph Update rate setting. If the graph rate is updating too quickly,
change the update rate to slow down the graph. For example, selecting the 1:10 rate setting will reduce
the plotting speed by a factor of 10x.
3.13 R
Apps Calculator Page
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This page is used to calculate appropriate settings for the RPMIN, RPMAX, C1, C2, R1, and R2 LDC1101
settings for a sensor. Setting these parameters are necessary for optimal R
LDC1101EVM does not need to be connected to determine the appropriate settings for a sensor.
Use of the Apps Calculator is simple:
1. Enter the C
SENSOR
2. Select the largest value possible for C1 and C2; if the settings are not recommended, the bar
underneath the control will turn red.
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Figure 3-19. Graph Right-Click Menu
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