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How to increase the space between each digital waveforms

Hi,

 

I have around nine digital plots in my digital waveform graph. I want to increase the sapcing between the graphs. But I am unable to do so.

How to do this ..and secondly I have to display around 10 Analog waveform charts with oscilloscope type features..such as zooming in between the cursors. Finding delta X. etc. . Is the delta X feature available in LabVIEW. I dont know how much of the oscilloscope waveform display features, I can implement in LabVIEW.

 

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What is "delta X"? Just the x difference between two coursors? Reading the cursor x positions with proerty nodes and some simple math should solve that easily. What have you tried?

 

(I don't use digital graphs, so I am not sure about the first question)

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Hello,

 

I have to do programtically the difference in cursors. I wss thinking there would be some feature , if enabled, would show automatically the difference between two cursors on X. I have some 10 plots on the VI.

- Regards

 

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@Hemagopal wrote:

I want to increase the sapcing between the graphs. But I am unable to do so.


If you're talking about increasing the scaping between plots on same graph (along vertical axis, that is Y axis), I tried it and I think its not possible...Smiley Sad


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Hemagopal wrote:

I have to do programtically the difference in cursors. I wss thinking there would be some feature , if enabled, would show automatically the difference between two cursors on X. I have some 10 plots on the VI.


You just read the curosr position of the two curosrs using property nodex. Try something like this, except use only the "cursor position.cursor x" property. You also might want to take the absolute value of the difference.

 

 

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