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I'm basically trying to see two different signals (one is converted from single scalar to dynamic) in a chart.

 

I want to see the chart (x axis) only for 200 sec, I'm  formatting the x axis not be auto scaled and choose 0 to 200, however when I click on run, the values on the x axis automatically change (its not 0 to 100 anymore).

 

I have attached an example, all I want to see is the continuous sine wave with the value of the switch (0 or 1).

 

Will appreciate any help.  

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If you probe the dynamic data, you will notice that your timestamps are not aligned.

 


Attached is a possible fix.

 

 

 

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Possible Solution:

1.) Change your time to Absolute Time as below:

Set Time to Absolute..png

 

2.) Format your x-axis to display absolute time as below. Right click on the x-axis and go to Properties to get this window.

X Axis Format.png

 

3.) Set your chart history length to 400 data points because you collecting at 2 Hz and want to keep 200 seconds of data. Right click on the graph and go to Chart History Length to do this.

Chart Length.png

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Simple procedure, I completely forgot about the time stamps.

 

Thank you

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Accepted by topic author D_Raz

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