How to change colour of particular ticks in receive data of digital waveform graph?

[tst]

It mentions "compare data" as opposed to "drive data". A quick search of the site did not turn up anything meaningful.

[Kumar_B]

Thank u Ben & others for ur suggestions.

-Kumar.B

[Ben]

please see reply #66 in this thread were CC (aka Graph Master) takes up my mini-challenge and shows how to use the "darken" property.

Ben

[JaredW]

The Darken Compare Data property is used to Darken Compare Data 🙂

Digital waveforms can contain more than just 0s and 1s. In the ATE world, digital waveforms also may contain comparison values like H and L. When a digital waveform with a combination of 0/1s and H/Ls in conjunction with the NI-HSDIO dirvers, the 0/1s would set a line to drive, where the H/Ls would set a line to be in comparison mode (ie read a value and compare it to an expected value). H's in the digital waveform would tell the HSDIO device that it should try to acquire a bit and compare it to a 1.

Given this information, the Darken Compare Data property should be used when a digital waveform is being displayed that has plots which contain both drive and compare data (0/1s and H/Ls). This property was added so that customers could visually see all 4 states on the graph. Before this was added an H and a 1 looked exactly the same (as well as a 0 and an L).

So to see this feature in action, try to draw a single plot that alternates between H and 1.