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Chart X axis--Current time

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I am trying to plot hourly data. However I am unable to set the x axis to display the time the data point is sent to the chart. I have attempted to use property nodes but I'm not familiar with using this technique. See vi for details.

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Right click the chart, select properties and then change the time to relative or absolute.  Use absolute for "clock" time.

 

EDIT: It's on the Display Format tab.

LabVIEW Pro Dev & Measurement Studio Pro (VS Pro) 2019
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NIquist,

 

That doesn't seem to work. The "clock" time is erroneous, instead of displaying the current date and time it displays Dec. 31 at 19:00 as the start time. I attempted to adjust the x axis manually but that didn't work either. Were does it take the time from...the PC or the device?

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You need to set the offset of the x-axis with today's date and time.

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try to use property node like the example!

 

 

Anderson M. Takemoto
Instituto de Pesquisas Eldorado

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Thanks for the example I will give that a try.

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@massaNI wrote:

try to use property node like the example!

 

 


That example does nothing to set the X axis to the current time.

 

Look at the shipping examples. There is one called Real-Time Chart.

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Dennis I looked at the example but I am unable to make it work in my application. Is there another way?

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Not unless you show how you modified your application.

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OK, I will not be near the PC until Monday...I'll upload the VI then.

Thanks

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