10-06-2011 05:11 PM
10-06-2011 07:35 PM
For some reason not known to me more than half of the post was not posted.
i appologize.
by reading some older posts i discover how duplicate y-axis on a xy-graph since i need to plot two signals (with different ranges)
after i plot, because the ranges are so far apart (-50000 to 50000) and (0 to 300) iam able to see the 0-300 plot but almost non of the other plot.
if i do auto-scale button (on the scale legen) belonging to the (-50000 to 50000) then imediatly iam able to see the whole signal, but the (0-300) shrinks to almost 0.
i woudl like to be able to see both plots fully and with a cursor just drag it and analyse both plots.
similar to an osciloscope for example.
any help will be apreciated.
regards
10-07-2011 04:35 AM
Hello there,
you can use the XY-Graph -properties to set the indvidual scales for each plot. See the following picture.
This will help you to draw both plots nicely on graph, having their own individual Y scale.
Furthermore, you can add a cursor for each plot, or use just one cursor allowing the user to "snap" to both plots.
Cheers,
Cerati
10-07-2011 07:17 AM
thanks for the replay cerati.
this you mention i had already done, and i see on my both scales as well as both plots, but i want to see both plots the same size regardless of the scale. (like i mentioned before, i either see the 0-300 scale plot perfect size but berely of the -50k - 50k or the -50k to 50k perfect size and the 0-300 litterally looks like it is a straignt horizontal line = to 0 of how diminute its scale is.
i would like to see both plots the same size regardless of scale.
10-07-2011 08:16 AM
maybe this pictures can help to see my problem.
note1 before taking the first picture i changed the range of one plot from right on the graph from -50000-50000 to 0-5000 as a result on pict#3 the black plot looks a bit bigger.
i would like to be able to see both plots the same size. (example the size of plot color black on the pic#1, or the size of plot color purple on the pic#3)
regards
10-07-2011 06:35 PM - edited 10-07-2011 06:36 PM
Hi there,
After looking at you images, I would suggest multiplying the data of your smaller scale before displaying on the graph. This way your data will come into the graph at a scale similar to that of your other data set. Let me know how that works for you.
Travis Ann