Display Types

The display type allows to define the representation of a specific display object. For the following display objects, the display types are available:

• Scatter
• Histogram
• Interval
• Timeplot
• Single Value Bar
• IUMPR Table

Scatter

• min: Minimum of the corresponding z values
• mean: Mean value of the corresponding z values
• max (default): Maximum of the corresponding z values
• absFrequency: Absolute frequency of the corresponding z values
• relFrequency: Relative frequency of the corresponding z values
• relMeanFrequency: Mean frequency of the corresponding z values
• durationAbs: Absolute duration of all corresponding z values

• contour:

  

• heatmap:

  

Histogram

• value (default):

  Representation of the frequency distribution of a value in absolute number

• percent:

  Representation of the frequency distribution of a value in percent

• durationAbs:

  Overview of the duration of a value in absolute number; you must specify at least one condition or two triggers (start+end), otherwise you get the view of value / percent.

• durationPercent:

  Overview of the duration of a defined event shown relative to the data samples selected by the intervals. You must specify at least one condition or two triggers (start+end), otherwise you get the view of value / percent.

  Example:

  

• steps:

  Number of existing steps for each signal value; this assignment is independent of the step distance and time according to the measurement grid. An occurred step is always assigned to the target value.

  Example 1:

  

  Example 2:

  

• bar (for bit signals only):

  Frequency of states to evaluate multiple bit signals; no quantity and range need to be set.

  

In the generated report, you can switch the display type again.

Interval

• series:

  The x axis shows the index of the samples. The y axis shows the signal values. The start index of the samples for the calculation is the last index from the last measurement + 1.

• stack:

  The x axis shows the index of the samples starting with 1. The y axis shows the signal values.
  

• minX, minY, meanX, meanY, maxX, maxY:

  If only one signal is set for the chart, the x axis shows the samples and the y axis shows the signal values. If two signals are set for the chart, the x axis shows the values of the first signal and the y axis shows the values of the second signal.

• duration:

  The x axis shows the signal values. The y axis shows the durations of found intervals.

If you use minX, minY, meanX, meanY, maxX, maxY, or duration, you get a chart that is similar to a plot. There are two ways for displaying the data: If you specify two signals, the first one is on the x axis and the second one on the y axis. If you specify one signal, the x axis shows individual samples that belong to the individual intervals, respectively.

In the generated report, you can switch between "series" and "stack".

Timeplot

The x axis is the time axis. The y axis shows the signal values. If the display type is "stack", the first sample of every measurements starts with 1.

If there is more than one excerpt in a timeplot, you can select from two display types:

• time: Different excerpts displayed in sequence

  

• stack: Different excerpts displayed one above the other

  

Single Value Bar

• vertical: Vertical single value bar with horizontal thresholds
• horizontal: Horizontal single value bar with vertical thresholds

IUMPR Table

• cumulative: One status for all measurements shall be used.
• single: One status per measurement shall be used.

Note that the traffic light on section level is always cumulative. The traffic light colors are set with respect to the following set of rules:

Color	Name	Description
	Gray	Data is missing.
	Green	All ratios are green, i.e. all ratios are above the "low" threshold. No gray, yellow, or red status is in the table.
	Yellow	There is at least one yellow status, i.e. one ratio above the "minimum" and below "low" thresholds. No red status is in the table but gray and green are allowed.
	Red	There is at least one red status, i.e. one ratio below the "minimum" threshold.

In the generated report, you can switch between "cumulative" and "single", i.e. the status of the last measurement.