Metrohm 763 PVC Thermomat Manual User Manual

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4.7 Results

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(green). With

derivative>

the second derivative of the measuring

curve can be shown as a blue line.
By clicking the graph using the right mouse key the context-sensitive

menu with the following menu items is opened:

Reevaluation

Open reevaluation window (see below).

Zoom off

Switch off zooming.

Copy

Copy graph to clipboard.

Autoscaling

Switch on/off autoscaling.

Switch zoom on/off

Switch on zoom: move the cursor to the left-hand upper corner of the

area to be enlarged, press the left-hand mouse key and move the cur-

sor to the lower right-hand corner of the required zoom area. When the

left-hand mouse key is released the selected area will be enlarged to fill

the whole window.
Switch off zoom: click on the graph window with the right-hand

mouse key and select the menu item

Zoom off

in the context-sensitive

menu.

Switch autoscaling on/off

With the

Autoscaling

option in the context-sensitive menu of the graph

window the manual scaling of the axes made under

Curves

can be can-

celed. If this option is switched on then the initial and final values of the

axes will be fixed automatically so that all measuring points are visible.

Switch offset on/off

The

Offset

option in the context-sensitive menu of the

Multiple graph

win-

dow can be used to switch the offset for the displayed measuring

curves on and off. If offset is switched on the curves will be shown off-

set from each other. In this case the difference of the whole axis is

shown in

S/cm instead of the normal conductivity axis marking.

Copy graph to clipboard

The

Copy

option in the context-sensitive menu of the graph window can

be used to copy the displayed graph into the clipboard.

Print graph

763 PVC THERMOMAT RESULTS / File / Print

If one of the

Single graph

Multiple graph

Live graph

windows is open

and selected (active) then this menu item can be used to print out the

graph shown in the graph window directly.
For printing several single or multiple graphs at the same time, see

section 4.7.6.