Different scale

[Peter Wernerus]

Hello anybody!

I have a diagram with many different graphs. The problem I have, is that
some of the graphs have values that are much higher than that of others.
Because of this, small changes in the graphs are not visible. The scale of
the diagram is to big. So I want to know, if I can assign different scales
to different graphs in one diagram. Thanks a lot,

Peter Wernerus.

[Richard Jones]

Annoying isn't it!
Nope, no easy way to do this unless you process the data coming in so that
the gain of the lower ones is increased before display. Perhaps you could
switch in X10 gain stage onto the low channels only. Then do something
clever like progmatically change the plot colour of these to show indicate
the gain scale?

Peter Wernerus wrote in message <7mhsqu$8cg$1@nets3.rz.RWTH-Aachen.DE>...
>Hello anybody!
>
>I have a diagram with many different graphs. The problem I have, is that
>some of the graphs have values that are much higher than that of others.
>Because of this, small changes in the graphs are not visible. The scale of
>the diagram is to big. So I want to know, if I can assign different scales
>to different graphs in one diagram. Thanks a lot,
>
>Pe
ter Wernerus.
>
>

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> I have a diagram with many different graphs. The problem I have, is that
> some of the graphs have values that are much higher than that of others.
> Because of this, small changes in the graphs are not visible. The scale of
> the diagram is to big. So I want to know, if I can assign different scales
> to different graphs in one diagram. Thanks a lot,
>

There was a section at NIWeek 98 that covered this. It contained a .ctl
file that works in simple cases where you don't need to use attribute nodes.

There is also a VI that uses a slide to look as though you have multiple
scales. It is located on the web site. Go to the KnowledgeBase and searach
for multiple scales.

More of this will be built in for a future version.

Greg McKaskle

[Henrik Volkers]

In article <7mhsqu$8cg$1@nets3.rz.RWTH-Aachen.DE>, Peter Wernerus wrote:
>Hello anybody!
>
>I have a diagram with many different graphs. The problem I have, is that
>some of the graphs have values that are much higher than that of others.
>Because of this, small changes in the graphs are not visible. The scale of
>the diagram is to big. So I want to know, if I can assign different scales
>to different graphs in one diagram. Thanks a lot,
>
>Peter Wernerus.
>
>

How about a log-scale?
Or using multiple graphs with transparent background colour?
(At university I used to do that with LV3.1)

Greetings from Germany

Henrik


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