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PC Applications 128
CTC100 Programmable Temperature Controller
markLevel " buffer ", 1.0, 1.0 stores marks that indicate when the specified buffer enters a level plus or minus
a tolerance
median " buffer " median filter a buffer
moveMark 1, 0.0 moves the indicated mark (use drawMarks to see mark numbers) forward 0.0
seconds
mpy " buffer1 ", " buffer2 " multiply two buffers: buffer1 = buffer1 * buffer2
mpyx " buffer ", 0.0 multiply by constant: buffer = buffer * constant
norm " buffer " normalizes a buffer, i.e. performs linear scaling such that all y values are
between 0 and 1
normAll normalizes all buffers
plot[n] " buffer " [, " buffer2 ",...] add the current contents of n buffers to the plot
plotAll clear plot, then plot all currently-existing buffers
remove " buffer " delete a buffer
removeAll delete all buffers
removeGraph remove the currently-selected graph
removeTrace traceColor remove a trace from the plot, by plot color (black, red, blue, orange, green, or
cyan)
rep replot the currently-plotted buffers, reflecting all changes made since the last
plot
rev " buffer " revert a buffer to the most recently saved version
riseStats[column] " buffer " display rise statistics for a buffer; "column" option defines columns
roundYAxis on/off if set to on, automatically-scaled y axes will be set to a round number of units;
off by default
saveData " buffer ", " fileName " save a buffer as a text file
savePlot " fileName " save the current plot as a GIF in the current directory
selectGraph 0 selects the indicated graph; 0=first graph to be added, 1=second graph, etc.
selectionWindow[add/remove] "buffer" add or remove a graph from the graph selection window
setDefaultBounds sets the current size and position of the FileGrapher window as the default
setMarks[Pos][Neg] " buffer " store [positive/negative] marks from the specified buffer (for use with break
and riseStats)
setSize 500,350 set the x and y size of the plot in pixels; -1 = no change
showBuffers list names of all currently-existing buffers
showMarks show tick marks on all plotted buffers
smooth " buffer ", 0 apply a Gaussian smoothing filter; specify radius in data points
sub " buffer1 ", " buffer2 " subtract two buffers: buffer1 = buffer1 - buffer2
subx " buffer ", 0.0 subtract constant: buffer = buffer - constant
suba " buffer " subtract average: buffer = buffer - ave(buffer)
subi " buffer " subtract initial: buffer = buffer - buffer[0]
undo " buffer " undoes the last operation that modified the indicated buffer
wave " buffer1 ", " buffer2 ", 1.0 weighted average: buffer1 = (b buffer2*weighting factor) / (1 +
weighting factor)