11-07-2013 12:08 PM
Hi,
I am sort of new to LV and trying to achieve a mixed signal graph with a scroll back history my main problem is with what method to approach this
as graph doesn’t have history I need to add a history buffer of some sort but how do I have the graph show the desired range from that buffer
would it be more correctly to have a TDMS file saved and that the graph will do a X ms refresh to show the data
how much data can I put on a graph and were do I control it from - meaning is there some limitation of the number of points a graph shows ?
if so is there a way to say that if the full range I want to display is bigger then X time have the data shown be down sampled
I would appreciate if you can point me to reading material and or have a detailed example
thanks,
Assaf
11-08-2013
02:00 PM
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01:09 PM
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Everyone is new to LabVIEW at some point, we're glad you're posting to our forums!
Instead of a graph, it sounds like you should be using a chart. Check out the help manual for charts and see how they can be used in your application. You can set the buffer size of chart directly, and then there's the graph palette tool that you can use to scroll and zoom through your data after you've plotted it.
11-11-2013 07:28 AM
Or, if the chart doesn't show what you need, you can save your data in a shift register or periodically in a file and call back a range into a (second) graph when needed.
Cameron