Yokogawa Value Series FX1000 - Manual (Page 43)

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2.9 Saving the Display Settings
Display Settings
You can save the display data file and event data file display settings to a file. You can
then display a data file with the display settings that you previously saved. The following
display settings can be saved:
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• The background and grid color
of the waveform display area
• Cursor A and Cursor B positions 1 • Y-axis zone setting
• ON/OFF condition of the clipping of the • The active waveform
displayed waveform
• Settings specified in the General Display Settings • The height of the color overview
of each group
• Mark information • The width of the zone display
area of each group
• Zoom rate of the time axis • Show/Hide condition of the zone
display area
• Display mode of the time axis (absolute/relative) • Selected group
• Waveform display area • ON/OFF condition of the alarm
display
• Grid type • Position of the display screen
• The channel identification string mode (channel/tag/tag number)
• ON/OFF condition of file information items (see section 2.1)
1 If there is only one cursor (cursor A or B) in the data, the cursor positions of cursor A and B
are saved as the position of that cursor.
Viewing Data Files
When One File Is Opened
When you open a display data file or an event data file, the saved display settings are
applied to display the file. If you do not want to apply the saved display settings, delete
the display settings file, and then open the data file.
When an .ldx File Is Opened
The display settings and the file link settings are applied, and the linked files are
displayed.
When Files Are Linked
The .ldx file is displayed as-is.