Visualization Element ‘Trend’¶
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Tag: Special control elements
This element displays the graphical curve of variable values over a longer period of time. It provides additional controls for the view.
Element properties
Element name | Example: Velocity |
Application | ![]() <device name>.<application name> (example: Device.App ). |
Element type | Trend |
Trend recording |
In this dialog, you assign a trend recording to the visualization element. |
Diagram | ![]() |
See also
Element property ‘Position’
The position defines the location and size of the element in the visualization window. These are based on the Cartesian coordinate system. The origin is located at the upper left corner of the window. The positive horizontal x-axis runs to the right. The positive vertical y-axis runs downwards.
X | X coordinate of the upper left corner of the element Specified in pixels. Example: |
Y | Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the element Specified in pixels. Example: |
Width | Specified in pixels. Example: |
Height | Specified in pixels. Example: |
Note
You can also change the values by dragging the box symbols ( ) to other positions in the editor.
See also
Display cursor | ![]() |
Display tool tip | Requirement: Show cursor is activated.
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Show frame | ![]() |
Number format | Number format of values in the tooltip and in the legend in printf syntax (example: %d, %5.2f). |
Element property ‘Tick mark labels’
Time stamp | Absolute time stamps: The values of the time stamps are displayed in absolute time. Example: The display formatting can be adjusted in the property Internationalization (format strings). |
Two-line labelling |
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Omit irrelevant information in time stamp |
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Internationalization (format strings) | Only active when the parameter Omit irrelevant information in timestamps is deactivated. |
Date | Definition of the date format. The default setting is taken from the Windows control panel. |
Time | Definition of the time format. The default setting is taken from the Windows control panel. |
Element property ‘Assigned control elements’
These elements are created automatically when the control elements are added with the command Insert elements for controlling trend.
Date range picker | Control element for changing the date and time of the displayed data sets. With ![]() IDateRangeSelector . By default, instances of the Date range picker visualization element are available. |
Time picker | Control element for changing the time of the displayed data sets. With ![]() ITimeSelector . By default, instances of the Time range picker visualization element are available. |
Legend | Control element for displaying a legend for the graphs. With ![]() ILegendDisplayer . |
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