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Revolutions cursor
(FFT, time signals)
The revolutions cursor marks the frequency that is assigned to a
specific speed with a line.
A cursor can only be placed at a measuring point that
exists. If you click on a position in the diagram where no
measured value exists the cursor automatically jumps to
the nearest existing measuring point.
Additional tools
In addition to the zoom and cursor tools you can use a range of further tools to
change the manner in which signals or cursors are displayed and transfer data to
other programs via the clipboard.
Positioning of
base cursor
Places the base cursor at a point in the diagram specified via
numeric input. The base cursor jumps to the measuring point
nearest the value entered.
Opens the cursor properties dialogue window where you can
change the properties of the cursor currently used.
Copies an image of the current diagram view into the clipboard (
additional information ).
Changes the display of minimum/maximum values for the x- and
y-axis (additional information ).
5.2.4 Diagram display
The diagram area shows the FFT, time signals and trend data diagrams. You can
specify the desired zoom area inside the diagrams and adjust the position of the
cursor using the mouse or keyboard.
5.2.5 Cursor and measuring information
The cursor information for the Trendline Viewer shows important values and
measurement data that vary depending on the cursor tool used. Each item of
cursor information contains either the value pairs for a measured value or
calculated characteristic values that are obtained by combining different cursors
within the diagram such as the difference cursor or RMS/AMV cursor. The cursor
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