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vrf autoscaling multiple Y axis on display objects

Question asked by adam_kohler on Nov 16, 1999

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Hello All,

I have get an Ono Sokki FFT Analyzer CF 350.

Does any one have experence to control the CF350 ?

Thanks in advance

regards, Alex

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VRFuser Nov 16, 1999 2:49 PM
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Hello everybody,

I have a display object that is receiving radar antenna tracking data. This
data consists of angle tracking information and differences with a reference
radar. The display object has multiple Y traces, one representing the angle
and one representing the delta between the radar and reference. When I
autoscale a display the scaling is set to the first Y axis max and min
values and the scale of the plot is set. I would like to know if it is
possible to autoscale the data for the Y1 (delta) trace on the same display
area so that the information is seen better for the Y1 (delta) axis without
disturbing the display for the Y axis? The Y1 scale would represent the max
and min for the Y1 data.

Hal Cornelius
Research Planning Inc.
China Lake, Ca.

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VRFuser Nov 16, 1999 5:10 PM
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That does work. After reading the help file on the Stripchart object, it
does not support automatic autoscaling. I will change to the XY Trace
object.

Thanks,

Hal Cornelius

> ----------
> From:      adam_kohler@agilent.com
> Sent:      Wednesday, November 17, 1999 7:36 AM
> To:      CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil; vrf@lvld.hp.com
> Subject:      RE: vrf Vrf: autoscaling multiple Y axis on display objects
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> <<File: Scales.vee>>
> Hello Hal,
>
> See the attached VEE program. Is this what you are trying to achieve?
>
> Adam Kohler
> Quality Assurance
> Agilent Technologies
> Scotland
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil [mailto:CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil]
> Sent: Wed 17 November 1999 14:49
> To: vrf@lvld.hp.com
> Cc: CorneliusHE@navair.navy.mil
> Subject: vrf Vrf: autoscaling multiple Y axis on display objects
>
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have a display object that is receiving radar antenna tracking data.
> This
> data consists of angle tracking information and differences with a
> reference
> radar. The display object has multiple Y traces, one representing the
> angle
> and one representing the delta between the radar and reference. When I
> autoscale a display the scaling is set to the first Y axis max and min
> values and the scale of the plot is set. I would like to know if it is
> possible to autoscale the data for the Y1 (delta) trace on the same
> display
> area so that the information is seen better for the Y1 (delta) axis
> without
> disturbing the display for the Y axis? The Y1 scale would represent the
> max
> and min for the Y1 data.
>
> Hal Cornelius
> Research Planning Inc.
> China Lake, Ca.
>
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