08-03-2009 04:47 PM
As I said, use a chart.
Look at the example program called Real Time Chart in order to get a timestamp on the x axis. Since you are doing a single point acquisition, it probably does not matter whether you use waveform data type. The time between samples is going to have quite a bit of jitter.
08-04-2009 04:35 AM
thank you for helping!!!! Waveform chart is working fine 🙂
Just have have a litle problem....every time i stop the program i run it again the values previouly ploted on the chart dont desapear....and the time starts to count from the last value displayed on the chart...is there any way to solve this....like a kind of reset of the chart ?
thank you a lot
JOSE
08-04-2009 05:30 AM
Sorry to disturb again but is there any way to plot more than one variable Vs time on the same chart?
thanks
JOSE
08-04-2009 09:18 AM
To clear a chart, look at the example called 'How to Clear Charts & Graphs'. To plot multiple traces, look at the example called 'Charts'. Go to help and select Find Examples. You can go to the search tab and enter 'Charts'.
With context help turned on and from the block diagram, the help window will also show you how to plot multiple traces. You should always have context help turned on and you should make an attempt to use that and to do a search of the example programs.