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5.18.
Analyzing the Data
When in offline (History View) or online data displays, you have a number of features for
analyzing the on-screen data. The features for analyzing data while in the graph display are
practically the same when in offline or online mode.
5.18.1.
Using the Graph Features
The following section explains how to use the numerous graph analysis features, including an
overview of the graph toolbar options.
Please first refer to section 5 .4.5: DataSuite Toolbar Icons for a full overview of the graph
toolbar.
Autoscaling
Click Autoscale
range to its default settings.
Zooming
To zoom in to a specific area of the graph:
1. Click Zoom in
2. Drag the cursor diagonally to select the area you want to magnify. Release the mouse
button to zoom in to the selected area.
3. Click Zoom in
4. Click Autoscale to restore the default display.
Panning
Use the Pan tool
graph that is outside the zoomed area.
1. Click Pan
on the graph toolbar, then click anywhere on the graph and drag the mouse
to view another area.
2. Click the Pan icon a second time to disable the Pan tool.
The Cursor
You can display up to two cursors on the graph simultaneously.
Use the first cursor to display individual data recording values.
Use two cursors to display the difference between two coordinate values, to display the
frequency of periodic data or to select a range of data points.
on the graph toolbar to view the full data display, thereby restoring the axis
on the graph toolbar.
a second time to disable the zoom tool.
to pan along the x or y axis or after zooming in, to see any part of the
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