user preferences

The background color of the main window.

The background color of the graph area.

The tick mark color for the Y scaling and the color of the grid.

The color for the date and time label in the upper left corner of the graph, the Time Axis = label in the upper right corner, and the X axis time label at the bottom of the graph.

The color for the bottom and right outline of the graph as well as the left side current value window.

The color for the top and left outline of the graph as well as the window framing outlines.

The color for any erroneous or invalid data being trended.

The color that determines the rubber box and the cursor used in Cursor Mode. The color is not the actual color, but only affects the final color. You may wish to experiment with different selections to achieve a desired appearance.

Double click in the colored square to the left of the descriptions to bring up a color palette. Use the mouse to click on the desired color and select OK.

You can create a new color using the Define Custom Colors option as discussed earlier.

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Tag Description

Tag Units

The current real time value or, if in Cursor Mode, the value at the cursor.

The currently defined high limit Y scale value

The currently defined low limit Y scale value.

Click on the Font button to change the currently selected ONView font.

Note: If using the Small Size option from the Commands pull-down menu, be sure to select a scaleable font.

Click on the Security button to configure a security level for each ONView pull-down menu command. The Command Security Level dialog box appears.



Change Security

The Commands list box contains all the ONView menu selections and commands. Select an item in the list pane and click on the Change Security button, or double click on the desired menu item.

Set the desired security level by clicking on the up and down arrows and click on OK to save and exit.



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Select (Click) on this option, and the selected command is hidden and does not appear in its pull-down menu.

Note: The Hotkey for that command is still in affect.

Select OK to exit the Set Security dialog box.

Saves all the settings changed.

Returns to ONView without saving any changes.

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