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Tracking Cursor
When checked, will perform similarly to the Floating Cursor, except that you can
specify a channel for the horizontal cursor line to lock on to. This channel is also
displayed in the status bar. With this option enabled, you can move the mouse
left and right without regard to up and down, and the horizontal cursor will
remain pointing to the line (channel) you specify. Assuming you have more than
one channel plotted on the chart, you can switch tracking to another channel
by moving the mouse over the data line of that channel until the mouse cursor
becomes a hand with a pointing finger. If you left-click at this point, the Tracking
Cursor will track that line. You can also change the channel of the Tracking
Cursor from the chart’s context menu, Tracking Cursor menu item combo box.
The same option is also available in the View Chart menu in the main menu bar
Line Options
Allows you to select which channel(s) you want to display, and/or change the
color of each channel data line. This allows you to limit your view to either a
single channel, or a selected two or more channels for comparison, instead of
having all twelve channels displayed at once.
3.6 Data Log Tab
Figure 3-18. Data Log TAB Screen
Data Log Tab
The “Data Log” tab allows you to view received data in a table format of any
data as it is being recorded, or data retrieved from a file. The Start and Clear
button perform the same function as the Start and Clear buttons on the Chart
Tab. See Chart Tab above. The adjust button resizes the columns to the smallest
size necessary to fit the data in the columns. You can also change the engineering
units of the data from C to F using the C/F buttons. The Auto Scroll Rows
checkbox causes the data to be scrolled up one line each time a new row of data
is added to the grid.
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