Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco
Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco
Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco
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<strong>Isco</strong> <strong>Flowlink</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> ® <strong>Software</strong><br />
Graph Window<br />
2. Then enter the desired timespan and summary interval.<br />
Since the starting date and time sets the left-most point<br />
on the graph’s X-axis, the Timespan setting defines the<br />
Right-most point, or the last row of data in a table.<br />
• Enter the Timespan by typing a number and<br />
selecting a value from the pull-down list.<br />
• Enter the Summary interval by typing a number and<br />
selecting a value from the pull-down list. The<br />
Summary interval is used with statistical operations<br />
found on the Series tab of the Graph Properties<br />
window.<br />
• Display times at Beginning or End. This applies to<br />
statistical operations. Applying statistical functions<br />
to readings over a summary interval will yield a<br />
single value for the interval. Select whether the time<br />
stamp for the value should be at the beginning or the<br />
end of the summary interval. Use the “Beginning”<br />
setting when the series must start at the left-most<br />
point on the X-axis.<br />
See Understanding Summary Intervals on page 120<br />
Graph Properties -<br />
Series<br />
The Series Tab of the Properties window contains the settings<br />
that apply to the data displayed on the Y-axis (vertical). Use this<br />
tab to add lines to the graph or columns to a table, perform<br />
statistical operations, control the appearance of the series, etc.<br />
A series is a single line plotted on a graph, or a column in a table.<br />
A valid graph must have at least one defined series, or as many<br />
as eight. Within a series, you can apply mathematical operations<br />
to data sets anywhere in the list or to a previously defined series.<br />
A data set can be any data set listed in the workspace of the open<br />
database. (The open database is listed on the General tab of the<br />
Properties window.) At least one data set must be defined. As<br />
many as eight data sets may be entered. You can perform<br />
statistical operations on a data set, such as averaging readings<br />
over a summary interval.<br />
Follow the yellow numbered steps to enter the Series tab<br />
settings.<br />
1. Highlight a series or data set. Note that highlighting one<br />
of these in the top part of the window changes the<br />
associated properties in the lower half. Highlighting one<br />
of these allows you to modify that line, or add another<br />
series or data set below it. At this point, you can proceed<br />
with either step 2 or 3.<br />
2. Then click a button. There are three buttons:<br />
• New series - Adds a blank new series to the end of<br />
the list. You must then define the series in the lower<br />
half of the window (step 3).<br />
• New Data Set - Adds a new data set below the<br />
highlighted item. You must then define the data set<br />
in the lower half of the window (step 3).<br />
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