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plotting graph with CPU's system time

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Hi, I am new to labview and I am currently trying out some basic features like graph plotting which is a vital aspect for my project.

However, the graphs that I need to plot requires it to run with respect to my CPU's system time. This is something which I have not been able to implement after many attempts with the tools palette.

 

Could anyone show me the wiring to make the x-axis not start at 08:00:00 but according to my system's clock which is 22:23:00?

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Hi,

 

You can use the offset property node of X scale to wire the current time with which the graph starts with current time. 

Also convert the current to double presicion before wiring the time to property node.

See image below

 

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@subbzz: Did you link to images you had in your image album and then clear your album? Doing so effectively breaks the links. It's best to attach the images directly to the post.

 

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Smercurio,

 

I apologise for the mistake..yes unknowingly i cleared the album.. 

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Hi subbzz, thank you for the help. I am able to get my chart plot with respect to system time now with abit of additional wiring from your screenshots config.

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