Tips and Tricks for the Variable Trend
Predefined trend display groups "MIN-MAX", "ALL"
Two predefined curves enable you to work with the Variable Trend.
When called correctly, the "MIN-MAX" trend display group shows a trend display depicting a black measured value, the red minimum and the green maximum curve.
The function call for a compressed datapoint "TEST" would be:
openTrendCurves("MIN-MAX",-1,makeDynString("$CURVE1:TEST.C1.AVG","$CURVE2:TEST.C2.MAX","$CURVE3:TEST.C2.MIN"));
The Variable Trend automatically opens and displays in a new module.
The trend display group "ALL" contains 8 predefined curves that you can use to display 8 datapoints. Permissible compression levels are C1...or C? or C? + 1. C? provides all datapoint compression levels (see "AUTO" compression level).
VarTrend display of historical and live C1.AVG_WT0 data
The VarTrend provides a seamless display of C1.AVG_WT0
datapoint values by integrating both historical and live data.
When a C1.AVG_WT0 datapoint is selected:
- Historical values are displayed using data from the
C1.AVG_WT0DPE archive. - Live values from the
.valueDPE are displayed from the moment the VarTrend panel is opened onwards, ensuring real-time representation.
This functionality is only active when the config entry [ui] vtMixComprAndCurrentValues is set to 1.
Additionally, when a C* value (e.g., C1,
C2, etc.) is selected in the VarTrend, the downsampling
feature is automatically deactivated and disabled to ensure accurate
representation of the specific compression level.
