Disregard the previous post, it's working as expected. I cleared the chart,
and tried it again, and the X-Axis scaled appropriately to 10.
Jeff
"Jeff Dillon" wrote in message
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> This is partially working.
>
> I have a chart manually set from 0 (min/start) to 10 (max) on the X-Axis,
> with a For loop with 100 milliseconds Wait and dX = .1, so 10 loops
> represents 1 second. When I manually set dX to .05, 10 loops represents
1/2
> second, and the max X-Axis stays at 10.
>
> But when I use the Multiplier setting Property Node, it works as above,
but
> the X-Axis Maximum autoscales to 5, even though I have a Property Node for
X
> Max = 10. How do I use the Multiplier propert
y, and keep control of the
> X-Axis Maximum Value? Also, where is the Real-Time Chart.vi located?
>
> thx
>
> Jeff
>
> "alberto" wrote in message
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> > You should use the Offset and Multiplier property of the X-scale.
> > See the example Real-Time Chart.vi included in LV6
>
>
>