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Creating a Time Window<\/h2>\n
Time Windows are created from the Analysis panel.<\/p>\n
1. On the Trend toolbar, click Analysis<\/strong>. The Analysis panel opens to the left of the Trace Window.<\/p>\n 2. In the Analysis panel, select Time Windows<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 3. In the Time Windows panel, click the Add 4. Select Save Time Window. <\/strong>The new Time Window is added to the Time Windows table.<\/p>\n Alternatively, you can click the Time Window<\/strong> The Duration<\/strong> mode is used to view Time Windows and has the effect of changing the x-axis so that it starts at 0, and represents a period of time, rather than a time range.<\/p>\n When the Duration mode is turned on, Time Windows are automatically enabled, with the Time Windows table being shown to the right of the Trace Table.<\/p>\n The Time Windows table can be toggled on and off by selecting the Time Windows button in the Trend toolbar; it is only displayed if the Trace Table is toggled on.<\/p>\n Time Windows can only be shown for data items that have been added to a trend. So if you\u2019ve added Tag A and Tag B to the trend, you will see Time Windows for those tags.<\/p>\n If a tag has multiple associated time windows, they will be grouped with each window in a different shade of the same colour.<\/p>\n In the Duration mode,<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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\nViewing Time Windows<\/h2>\n
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