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Looking for a manual for the Historical Data Viewer Lookout 6.1

Is there a manual on the Historical Data Viewer (Measurement and Automation Explorer)?
 
I have never logged any analog data, but want to log (to historical data) the battery voltage at a remote site during a power outage.
 
I have the object established and have a display showing the real-time battery voltage. I have selected logging and have set the resolution and the deviation.
 
I am stuck where it comes to the historical data viewer. I believe that I need to set up a trace to view the data, but can not find a manual for the  Historical Data Viewer (Measurement and Automation Explorer) so that I can read up on it.
 
Does anyone have a link to a manual?
 
Thanks, Alan
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Well, I managed to get the trace up and running.

 

Still have a couple of questions that the documentation may help with.

 

1) Manual scale of the Y axis. I would like to apply a manual scale on the Y-axis.

2) Install some reference lines. one at a Lo mark and one at a LO-LO mark so that i can tell at a glance what level it is at.

Thanks.

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You have to configure the Scale parameter of Pot in Lookout. The Historical Data Viewer just reads data from database the show it. It can't scale it.
But I can't find a way to add a reference line to the view. Maybe this can be a new feature. 
Ryan Shi
National Instruments
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I was able to do a manual scale on the trace view in the Historical Data Viewer.

Last item that I have been unable to get figured out is if I can add refence lines on the trace view in the Historical Data Viewer.

I am still unable to find any manual for the Historical Data Viewer, except for the help files.

Thanks again for any help. Alan

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The "Historical Data Viewer Help" says almost everything about this software. I don't think there is a manual for it.
Ryan Shi
National Instruments
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