Print And Preview Graph - Carel RS232 Manuel D'utilisation

Print and preview graph

By clicking on the icon (active only if there are open tables), an options window (Fig. 15) for printing
graphs is opened.
It is possible to print information from different various days on one single sheet.
Start day defines the first day to be printed.
End day defines the last day.
No. days between start and end indicates the number of days to be printed.
By modifying this value, the last day changes automatically.
No. days per page (default 4) defines the number of days contained on one single sheet.
No. total pages displays the number of sheets necessary to print all the days indicated.
Using the Check button, it is possible to obtain statistical information about the selected period.
By selecting Force Min-Max the upper and lower limits of the temperature being displayed are automatically
selected. The resulting values can then be manually modified.
By selecting Probe 1, Probe2, or Both it is possible to print the data relating to probe 1, probe 2 or both probes.
By deselecting Grid, the gridlines are not printed.
By deselecting Line, the points corresponding to the temperatures are not connected by a line.
Clicking on the Options button it is possible to select and set the printer. The default options are: printing on
single A4 size sheets, the print font size and type. A laser printer is recommended.
If when a large range of days is selected a printing error occurs, it means the printer has been set to
vectorial graphics. Enter the printer options and select raster graphics.
Finally, the Preview command allows the graph to be previewed on the screen, and the Print command starts
the print.
For an example of a print preview, see Fig. 16.
The mouse pointer, shaped like a magnifying glass, allows the possibility to enlarge (up to 3 times)
decrease the size of the graph. Pressing the right mouse button changes the mode, while pressing the
left button the desired action is performed.
Fig. 15
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The setting and the printing of the date is dependent on the configuration of the PC.
It is recommended to use the following date format: dd/MM/yyyy, (see "Regional settings" in the Windows™
control panel).
An example of a page printed as a graph is given in Fig. 17.
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Fig. 16