I am graphing an Analog Log in which the Input Values often hold steady long period of time. When this happens the data is not recorded and there is no visual indication of the graph value. When the value does finally change, a diagonal line connects the last recorded point and the new point - rather than displaying a straight line when the data value was constant.
I am attaching screenshots to try and explain this.
I'm guessing there is logic to check if the new value equals the current value. If so, the new value is not saved. This makes sense so you are not flooded with data. But it doesn't take into account conditions like mine where the value may not change for a long time (hours, even days). In this case the data needs to be saved at regular intervals. In the scenario I outlined above, every 300 seconds as selected for "Limit Database Writes."
I tested "Limit Database Writes" as FALSE also and the same problem existed.
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Hello,
I have same problems as Bert describes. Also I have systems where unchanged value get written but then graph view is showing "nA" value left bottom corner and no graph line until I change view from day to month and I get line and values to y-axes. So there may be different reasons not getting good graphs.
Not a solution but more logical graph comes when I change "Step Plot" -> "True" at "Data loggers" window. So I get horisontal long line between long gaps with no data and not diagonals.
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Hello,
is there anything new about this topic? I am having the same problem with graphs.
Thanks.
I also agree, that this is a problem. If the data dosent change, then this dosent mean, that a parameter dosent have value, it just means that the value is not changing.. currently the log displays change of value, not actual value of the device.
Hello,
our Analog log automatically saves the value if the value is sent to bOS. If the value is not sent to bOS then the Analog log saves nothing, this is also safety feature if device is sending values. Since the device is not sending any values the log is then empty. If you want to see value in log, we can recommend enabling the cyclical read.
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