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Default value: 3
Possible values:
· 3 (three horizontal and three vertical grid lines will be drawn)
· 1 (one horizontal and one vertical grid line will be drawn)
Number of Grid Lines
With this property the existence and position of the Y axis can be configured. It either can
be on the left or on the right or completely disabled.
The main purpose of the Y axis is to show the (current) minimum and maximum values of
the variables shown in the graph (configure this for each variable with the property Show
Value Labels at Y Axis in the Variables To Draw dialog, see below).
Default value: Right
Possible values:
· Right
· Left
· Don't draw at all
Axis Line Attribute (Theme dependent)
Select the line attribute object that shall be used for drawing the X and Y axis lines.
Default value: Solid Black
Possible values: Any Line Attribute Object defined in project properties.
X Axis Labels
The X axis can show either full time stamps (format hh:mm:ss, eg. 09:42:37) or relative
timestamps (e.g. -15.0s, 0s, etc.). The X axis labels can also be completely disabled.
Default value: Full Time Stamps
Possible values:
· Full Time Stamps
· Relative Time Stamps
· None
Axis Font Attribute (Theme dependent)
The look of the labels of the X and Y axis can be configured with a font attribute. The color
of the font attribute only has influence on the X axis labels. The values at Y axis will be
shown in the color of the line attribute object of the configured variable (see Line Attribute
property for each variable in the Variables To Draw dialog).
Default value: Default_DejaVu Serif
Possible values: Any existing font attribute object
Log Data in Low-Power Mode
Configure if data shall be logged if ignition is off and the device is in low power mode.
Default value: Enabled
Possible values Enabled or Disabled
Variables To Draw
The Variables To Draw are the variables that are recorded and shown by the graph.
Variables can either be added by dragging them from the Variable View onto the graph in
the designer area or by clicking the ... button on this property. When clicking the ... button
the following dialog will pop up in which various settings for each variable can be made: