Graphical Editors

The 1-D and 2-D graphical editors can be used to calibrate characteristic lines and maps. They contain the following elements:

Edit menu
View menu
Extras menu
v combo box containing the name(s) of the edited table(s)

graphical display

The content of this field depends on the kind of table you edit.

characteristic line

The X axis represents the sample points, the Z axis represents the values.

The values are represented by squares (connected with lines) that can be moved up and down to edit the value and – for a normal characteristic line – left and right to edit the sample point.

characteristic map

A 2-D table is shown as a collection of 1-D tables that can be edited individually.

The horizontal axis represents either the X or the Y sample points, the vertical Z axis represents the values.

The values are represented by squares (connected with lines) that can be moved up and down to edit the value and – for a normal characteristic map – left and right to edit the sample point.

x-Max Size and x-Size fields
Determine (normal characteristic line/map) or show (fixed characteristic line/map) maximal and actual size of the x-axis.
y-Max Size and y-Size fields
Note
Only available for a matrix or characteristic map.
Determine (normal characteristic line/map) or show (fixed characteristic line/map) maximal and actual size of the y-axis.

Note
Only available for a matrix or characteristic map.

Interpol. combo box

Note
Only available for a characteristic line or map. You can switch between different normal interpolation routines, or between different double-precision interpolation routines, or from a double-precision to a normal interpolation routine. You cannot, however, switch from a normal interpolation to a double-precision interpolation routine; an error is issued if you try.

Note

Only available for a characteristic line or map.

You can switch between different normal interpolation routines, or between different double-precision interpolation routines, or from a double-precision to a normal interpolation routine.

You cannot, however, switch from a normal interpolation to a double-precision interpolation routine; an error is issued if you try.

Contains all available interpolation routines. By default, Linear and Rounded are available, more appear when you added your own interpolation routines (see User-Defined Interpolation Routines).

You can

Edit a Table in the 1-D Graphical Editor

Edit a Table in the 2-D Graphical Editor

Toggle the Perspective of the 2-D Editor