Monitor signals

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Monitor signals 1

From version 2.43 of the portal the WCU monitoring for signal reader assignments is now using a graph to plot instead of showing the signals in a table.

To monitor signals for a WCU that is running a signal reader assignment, select the WCU in the Vehicles view and click the button "Monitor signals". This will take you to the view as shown in illustration "Monitor signals 1".

This view is very similar to the view when plotting MDF signals.

Select signals to plot

The available signals for the selected file are listed in the "Unselected signals" box in the lower left corner of the view. To select a signal for monitoring, you can either double click the signal name, drag it to "Selected signals" box or use the arrow buttons between the boxes.

Plot selected signals

Monitor signals 2

When one or more signals are added to "Selected signals" a thumbnail of each signal plot is added to the box above the "Unselected and selected signals" boxes. See illustration Monitor signals 2.

To view the plot in full screen, simply click the thumbnail.

Plot options

To the right of "Selected signals" it is possible to adjust the currently selected plot by adding/removing a background grid, make the curve appear smoother and display markers for each single data point in the plot.

It is also possible to enlarge or shrink the plot thumbnail size.

Data

The data displayed in the currently selected plot is also available as a table.

MDF file information

Information from the chosen MDF file is displayed in the "MDF file information" box to the right of the Data table.

New in version 2.46

The interface has been edited to closely resemble that of the MDF data preview. The main functionality however has stayed the same and/or has been improved.

New features

  • Multiple WCUs: The new interface can handle several WCUs at the same time
  • Map: You can now see where the car is in real time on a map assuming that the GPS is turned on.
  • Multi-plotting: You can now have several signals in the save graph.