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Chapter 13: Data Collection and Historic Displays: 47 topics
  1. 13.1Data Logger
  2. 13.1.1Data Logger - Settings
  3. 13.1.2Data Logger - General Settings
  4. 13.1.3Data Logger - Data Item Settings
  5. 13.1.4Using File to Save Logged Data
  6. Displaying Logged Data Values Using Historic Data Tables
  7. 13.2.1Historic Data Table - Basic Operations
  8. 13.2.2Historic Data Table - Operation Options
  9. 13.2.3Historic Data Table - Settings
  10. 13.2.4Historic Data Table - General Settings
  11. 13.2.5Historic Data Table - Data Item Settings
  12. 13.2.6Historic Data Table - Query Settings
  13. Displaying Logged Data Trend Using Historic Trend Graph
  14. 13.3.1Historic Trend Graph - Basic Operations
  15. 13.3.2Historic Trend Graph - Operation Options
  16. 13.3.3Historic Trend Graph - Settings
  17. 13.3.4Historic Trend Graph - General Settings
  18. 13.3.5Historic Trend Graph - Curve Settings
  19. 13.3.6Historic Trend Graph - Axis Settings
  20. 13.2.6Historic Trend Graph - Query Settings
  21. Displaying History of Predefined Events Using Historic Event Tables
  22. 13.4.1Historic Event Table - Basic Operations
  23. 13.4.2Historic Event Table - Operation Options
  24. 13.4.3Historic Event Table - Settings
  25. 13.4.4Historic Event Table - General Settings
  26. 13.4.5Historic Event Table - Message Settings
  27. Displaying Time Slice Data Profile Using Single Record Line Charts
  28. 13.5.1Single Record Line Chart - Basic Operations
  29. 13.5.2Single Record Line Chart - Operation Options
  30. 13.5.3Single Record Line Chart - Settings
  31. 13.5.4Single Record Line Chart - General Settings
  32. 13.5.5Single Record Line Chart - Pen Settings
  33. 13.5.6Single Record Line Chart - Axis Settings
  34. Historic Scatter Chart
  35. 13.6.1Historic Scatter Chart - Basic Operations
  36. 13.6.2Historic Scatter Chart - Operation Options
  37. 13.5.3Historic Scatter Chart - Settings
  38. 13.5.4Historic Scatter Chart - General Settings
  39. 13.6.5Historic Scatter Chart - Pen Settings
  40. 13.5.6Historic Scatter Chart - Axis Settings
  41. Historic Radar Chart
  42. 13.7.1Historic Radar Chart - Basic Operations
  43. 13.6.2Historic Radar Chart - Operation Options
  44. 13.7.3Historic Radar Chart - Settings
  45. 13.7.4Historic Radar Chart - General Settings
  46. 13.7.5Historic Radar Chart - Curve Settings
  47. 13.7.6Historic Radar Chart - Scale Settings
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Section 13.3.6 · Chapter 13: Data Collection and Historic Displays

Historic Trend Graph - Axis Settings

This section describes how to define the Time axis (X axis) and the Y axis for the historic trend graph.

The following table describes each property in the Axis page.

Property Description
Time Axis – Time Range Dynamic Range Check this option if you want the maximum time duration to be controlled by the dynamic range parameter block of the associated object at runtime. This option is available only when the Dynamic Range option on the General page is checked.
Unit Select a unit for the dynamic range. The field is only available when Dynamic Range is checked.
Day/Hour/Minute/Second If Dynamic Range is not checked on both the general page and the axis page, you need to specify the maximum time duration.
Time Axis Number of Major Divisions The number of major divisions for the X axis. The minimum you can specify is one.
Number of Sub-divisions The number of divisions between two adjacent major ticks. The minimum you can specify is one.
Show Ticks Check this option if you want the X axis to have ticks.
Show Time Grid Select this option if you want the X axis to have vertical grids.
Grid Color Select a color for the vertical grids.
Show Time Check this option if you want to display the time. You need to select a format for displaying the time.
Time Format The format of how the time is displayed. There are two formats available.
Format Description
HH:MM HH: 00-23 (hour); MM: 00-59 (minute)
HH:MM:SS HH: 00-23 (hour); MM: 00-59 (minute); SS: 00-59 (second)
Time/Date Font Font of the time/date.
Time/Date/Tick Color Select a color for the X axis and its ticks.
Value Axis Show Ticks Check this option if you want the Y axis to have ticks.
Show Value Grid Select this option if you want the Y axis to have horizontal grids.
Grid Color Select a color for the horizontal grids.
Show Marks Check this option if you want the major ticks to have marks.
Font The font of the marks.
Dynamic Range Check this option if you want the minimum and maximum of the marks to be controlled by the dynamic range parameter block of the associated object at runtime.
Position Select a position to locate the scale. The scale can be displayed on the left, the right or both sides.
Mark/Tick Color Select a color for the marks and ticks.
Value Axis - Scale Type Number of Scale Type(s) The number of scale types. You can define up to 5 sets of scale settings for the value axis of a historic trend graph.
No. The number of the scale type.
View Select a type so you can view the historic trend graph with that scale settings.
Major Divisions The number of major divisions for the value axis. The minimum you can specify is one.
Sub-divisions The number of divisions between two adjacent major ticks. The minimum you can specify is one.
Mark Min. The minimum of the marks. You can specify a 32-bit signed integer. Available only when the dynamic range is checked.
Mark Max. The maximum of the marks. You can specify a 32-bit signed integer. Available only when the dynamic range is checked.
Total Digits The total digits to be displayed for the marks.
Fractional Digits The number of fractional digits for the marks. For example, when the Maximum is 5000, the Total Digits is 4, and the Fractional Digits is 2, the mark for the Maximum will be 50.00.

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Source.Section 13.3.6 of the PM Designer Software User Manual, Edition 2.0, © Cermate Technologies Inc. (www.cermate.com, service@cermate.com). Reproduced online, with the manual's own figures, by TSL Automation Solutions, authorised Cermate distributor, for users of Cermate HMI panels. PM Designer and PanelMaster are trademarks of Cermate Technologies Inc.

Text and figures are the manufacturer's and may describe features your panel or software version does not have. For a plain-language introduction read the PM Designer guide; for help with a specific panel contact TSL Automation.