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The following table describes each property in the General page.

		Word	Parameter
Property		Description
ID		The object’s identifier. It is generated when the object is created and is unchangeable. The identifier is unique within the screen where the object is located. The format of the IDs for the Historic Scatter Charts is HSCnnnn.
Note		You can type a note for the object.
Shape settings		For details about the following properties, see Section 4.3.4 Setting up the Shape of an Object. , Border Color, BG Color
Chart BG Color		Select a color for the background of the chart.
Associated Data Logger		Specifies the associated data logger.
Data Source		Select a data logger or file as the source of the collected data.
File Buffer ID		Specify the File Buffer ID if the data source is a file. To specify a file buffer ID for a file, you can use the Load Logged Data From File operation of the function button. Please see Section 5.4 Performing Built-in Function Using Function Buttons for details.
X Coordinate	Data Item	Select the data item of the associated data logger for the X Coordinate.
	Min	Specifies the minimum value of the data item for X Coordinate when Dynamic Range is not selected.
	Max	Specifies the maximum value of the data item for X Coordinate when Dynamic Range is not selected.
Y Coordinate	Data Item	Select the data item of the associated data logger for the Y Coordinate.
	Min	Specifies the minimum value of the data item for Y Coordinate when Dynamic Range is not selected.
	Max	Specifies the maximum value of the data item for Y Coordinate when Dynamic Range is not selected.
Dynamic Range	<Check Box>	When this option is selected, the following four ranges can be specified at runtime: * The maximum time duration for the data collection * The minimum and the maximum for the X values and Y values * The minimum and maximum of the marks for the X axis and Y axis * The number of major and sub division for X axis and Y axis The data that specifies the above four ranges should be set and arranged correctly in a memory block called the dynamic range parameter block. You need to specify the dynamic range parameter block in the Dynamic Range Parameter Block field.
	Dynamic Range Parameter Block	Specifies the variable that stores the dynamic range parameter block for the historic scatter chart when Dynamic Range is selected. Click to enter an address for this field. Click to select a tag for this field. The following table shows the content of the parameter block.
		0,1	The maximum time range in second
		2,3	The minimum of X values
		4,5	The maximum of X values
		6,7	The minimum of Y values
		8,9	The maximum of Y values
		10,11	The number of major division for the X axis;32-bit integer number. The minimum value is 1.
		12,13	The number of sub-division for the X axis;32-bit integer number. The minimum value is 1.
		14,15	The minimum of the mark for the X axis; 32-bit integer number
		16,17	The maximum of the mark for the X axis; 32-bit integer number
		18,19	The number of major division for the Y axis;32-bit integer number. The minimum value is 1.
		20,21	The number of sub-division for the Y axis;32-bit integer number. The minimum value is 1.
		22,23	The minimum of the mark for the Y axis; 32-bit integer number
		24,25	The maximum of the mark for the Y axis; 32-bit integer number
Points	Show Mark	Check this option so the historic scatter chart will display all the data point markers.
	Mark Size	Select a size for the data point mark. The selection is valid when the Show Mark option is selected.
	Show Lines	Check this option so the historic scatter chart will display the connected lines.
	Line Style	Select a style for the connecting lines. The selection is valid when the Show Line option is selected.
	Color	Select a color for the connecting lines.
	Starting Point Color	Select a color for the starting point.
	Ending Point Color	Select a color for the ending point.
	Mark Ending Point	Check the option to mark the ending point of the curve with a small cross to make the ending point noticeable. It is only available when the Show Mark option is unchecked. In the following picture, the yellow cross marks the ending point.
Time Range	Day	Select an integer value from 1 through 31 representing the day of the month.
	Hour	Select an integer value from 0 through 23 representing the hour of the day.
	Minute	Select an integer value from 0 through 59 representing the minute.
	Second	Select an integer value from 0 through 59 representing the second.