Automatic scaling

The following functions are available for automatic graph adjustment and curve scaling:

The Scaling > Optimize Graph command displays all visible curves optimally, and evenly distributes them along the left edge of the window. The graph is adjusted to fit the width of all curves and the current zoom range is reset.
Use this command if you have inserted a new curve into an existing graph or if you would like to quickly return to a full view during a recording in progress or after zooming multiple times.

The command Scaling > Optimize Curves scales all visible curves optimally then arranges them evenly and vertically. Unlike "Optimize Graph", however, the current zoom range is retained.

The command Scaling > Scale All to Zero Line scales all the curves so that they fill the entire graph. The offset of all curves is set to zero, and the curves overlap each other.
Use this command to compare the curves.

Use the command Scaling > Align Curves... to align all curves vertically with even spacing. Enter the separation in a number of grid lines, and indicate whether all curves are to have the same thickness as the active curve. Use this command to compare several curves of the same type, e.g. from a measurement series.

Use the command Scaling > Equal Amplification to apply the amplification of the active curve to all curves with the same unit of measurement. Use this command to compare several curves of the same type.

The Scaling > Scale Curve to Center command optimally fits the selected curve into the currently visible portion of the graph.

The Scaling > Scale Curve to Zero Line command fits the selected curve into the graph, and also sets the offset to 0.

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