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question about waveform...

Hi.. is me @ again....

this time i wish to know something about waveform...
erm... who can let me know about the setting x-axis??? i wish to do the seeting same as the picture below...

hope somebody can help me...

Jaxx
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Right-click on your waveform graph and select "properties".

Now Go to the "Format and Precision" tab, select "X-axis, relative time, HH:MM:SS". Click OK.

(If you want exactly the range shown, disable autoscaling and enter 00:00:09 in the rightmost tick mark)
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Hi, altenbach... i had tried your method but once i running the waveform it still get back the real time...
is it i setting wrong something?
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Are you feeding a "plain array" or a "LabVIEW waveform" to the graph?

If you use a waveform datatye, it will of course contain offset and increment information for the x-axis. You may need to manipulate your waveform (e.g. using "set waveform attribute") to get the time axis you want.
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where can i find the "set waveform attribute"? is it a property node?
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Check the Waveform Palette. If your palette is set to express, go to "All Functions". The waveform palette is roughly in the center.
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thanks for reply altenbach...

i found it...
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