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addVANTAGE Pro 6.4 Administrator Guide CHAPTER 5
The Trend Viewer
display, click the OK button. The Trend viewer displays the tags and their data in
a graphic form.
Figure 81. Selecting, Adding, and Removing Tags
Note: If no plots are displayed, check the date and use the arrows and the calendar in
the Trend viewer to move to a date and time where you have data.
You can also use the extensive features available in the Trend Options dialog to
customize the way your graph looks by viewing and changing the options on the
Y-axis, Plots, Thresholds, and Display tabs. As you make changes in this dialog,
you can click Apply to see how the changes affect the Trend before you save the
changes. If you’re satisfied with the changes, click OK to save the Trend.
Y-axis Tab
Following is an explanation of the options on the Y-axis tab shown in Figure 81.
Use sensor color as Axis color. The Y-Axis and sensor colors are assigned by
addVANTAGE Pro and are identical by default. If you leave this checkbox
unselected, you can use the color chooser you see to change the y-axis
color, but the corresponding color of the tag on the graph will not change. If
you select this checkbox, the color of the y-axis will be the same as the
sensor color (as displayed on the Plot tab).
Scale
High /Low: The scale refers to the tag’s value range—in other words,
the maximum or minimum value that is expected. If the tag can
deliver data only in the range of
-60°C to +40°C, for example, you need not enter +1000°C for the
High and -200°C for the Low because no one would see the trend
curve.
Normally, only people who know that their value is within a certain
range use the Scale fields. For example, say you have a special Temp
sensor in a production process. Its range is always between 20°C and
25°C but it is very important to see small changes. For this sensor, you
would choose settings of Low=20 and High=25.
•The Defaults button resets the High/Low settings to the tag’s default.
If you select the Autoscale checkbox, the minimum and maximum values of
the sensor will be determined automatically within the current time range.
The Scale High and Low fields are ignored in this case.
•Use Automatic scale in group to display the scale as an average of the highs
and lows for the tags in a trend. You can display multiple groups of such
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