MTS Multipurpose Elite - Manual (Page 489)

Description Item
Open the Properties panel of the chart on which you clicked. If you
change the properties of a display component while the test runs,
data may be excluded. Properties
Temporarily explodes the view of the monitor display component
in its own tab. Move to a New
Tab
Closes the temporary tab opened from the Move to a New Tab
option and returns to the monitor display. Return to the
Monitor
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Concept
About Scopes (p. 486)
Task
Change a Monitor Display Design
To make changes to a monitor display in design mode when a test is not running, right-click the display
to use the following menu options:
Monitor Display Right-click Menu Options
Description Item
Remove the view from the monitor display. A picture of the view is placed
on the Windows clipboard. The image is made available to paste into any Cut
document or location where the clipboard is available. The image is only
a picture and is no longer active.
Place a picture of the view in the Windows clipboard. The image is made
available to paste into any document or location where the clipboard is Copy
available. The image becomes a picture and is no longer active. You can
copy from tables during runtime. All boxes transfer to the clipboard.
Transfer the contents of the clipboard to the Monitor display. If the content
is not a view, nothing new appears. If the content is a view, it appears on Paste
the display and is active. Its properties are contained on the Properties
tab. If the name duplicates an existing display name, a warning appears
in the Error list. Type a new name in the Display Name box and save the
test by clicking the Save toolbar icon or by clicking File > Save. When you
paste to a table, you can only paste one value (table cell) at a time. You
cannot paste to Name boxes.
Deletes the monitor display. Delete
Any changes you make during a test run apply only to that test run. Subsequent test runs default to the
properties specified in the Monitor definition.
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