Driveobserver, Software reference card, Menus and commands – Rockwell Automation 9303 DriveTools Software Reference Card User Manual

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DriveObserver

SOFTWARE

REFERENCE CARD

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MENUS AND COMMANDS

DriveObserver INTERFACE

DriveObserver contains the following menus and commands:

With commands in the

File menu, you can perform these tasks:

• Create a new chart
• Open an existing chart to view data or to use its configuration for

collection new data

• Save a chart, save chart data to a *.csv file

With commands in the

View menu, you can perform these tasks:

• Zoom In/Out on the time scale
• Overlap or isolate Y-axis scaling
• Use the time and value bars
• Turn the toolbar and status bar on and off
• Customize the view options to user preferences

With commands in the

Chart menu, you can perform these tasks:

• Add and remove traces (also add non-recorded traces such as gains for easy edits)
• Edit trace formatting (line type, markers, color)
• Start and stop real-time data collection
• View and edit Sample Rate and Chart Properties

With commands in the

Window menu, you can perform these tasks:

• Open a new window
• Arrange windows
• Switch between open windows

With commands in the

Help menu, you can perform these tasks:

• Display the DriveObserver online help
• Connect to DriveTools SP’s Internet site
• Display version and component information about DriveObserver
• View device help files

Important: Click a plus sign to expand a branch. Click a minus sign to close a branch.

Note: Software installation instructions can be found in the DriveExecutive Software and Reference Card.

Number

Name

Description

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Menus

Contains the commands that you use to perform tasks. For example, you can select File>New to create a new chart.

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Tool Bar

The tool bar contains shortcuts to several commonly used commands.

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Chart Window

Displays information about the traces you are monitoring and the real-time data that has been collected.

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Chart

The chart is where you will view a graphical display of the collected data.

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Y-Axis

The trace scaling information.

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X-Axis

The time axis.

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Trace

A parameter for which you are collecting data.

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Table View

Displays information about the traces that you are monitoring with in-place editing of min/max while running. Also provides node status (running,
faulted, not communicating, etc.)

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Status Bar

The status bar provides brief descriptions.

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VERSION 4.01

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