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Report Basics

5-22 About Time Trace Reports

Characteristics of Time Trace Reports 5

You can specify time in either of two ways:

●

As a specified number of data points, in which case the distance

along the baseline represents a fixed period of time, and data older

than this time is dropped from the left edge of the graph as new

data is displayed at the right edge.

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As the time that has elapsed since the report was newly created or

opened. In this case, over a period of time, the scale of the baseline

decreases to represent the total period since the report began.

A maximum of twelve hours can be displayed on one time trace.

The baseline is labeled with the clock time at the beginning and end of the

trace.

Threshold ranges are represented by colored or patterned horizontal bands.

Caution and warning colors are those you select with the

Option|Configure|Color Palette command, but the normal band is the

default color.

When the trace is at its highest distance above the baseline, it represents the

maximum value you set with the Options|Configure|Thresholds and

Maximum Value command (or the default maximum value, if you do not

choose one).

If no data is available at a particular time, a special character appears on the

graph. If you position the cursor over this character, a tool-tip displays “No

data available.”

Time trace values greater than the maximum value are indicated by a

distinctive mark at the maximum value level.

If you position the cursor over a time trace graph line, the value and time of

that point on the graph appears in a pop-up window.

Note

If there is no data available from the DEFINITY system, the

value of the trace is given as zero.

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