Time Graph Mode

Time Graph mode is based on graphical entry – where users can specify the recording intervals for each channel graphically. These recording intervals can have variable speeds and can be easily entered and edited by clicking the mouse twice, on the graph time line. Users can specify which overall time interval (where first record starts and last record ends – the reference range). The overall time interval, or reference range, contains the smaller recorded time intervals

No limitation in the number of channels.

Advantages of Time Graph Mode:
- Easy overview of each channel showing the multiple recording intervals and their start and stop points on the graph, within the reference range.
- Correlation between channels and intervals. Users are able to see immediately how many channels will start to record at the same time, which channels have more recording intervals and which have less, which one is more active, etc…
- Saving time for data entry as you do not need to type the date and time for start and stop recording intervals. This will save the user time, more than 80%. For example if you have 32 channels and each having 4 recording intervals. For tabular entry this requires 32x4x2= 256 individual entries. This will take a few hours to complete. When using the table mode this will only take about 15 minutes as each entry will be made by double clicking the mouse on the time graph.

Time Graph Mode