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System
requirements
Windows NT, 2000, XP, Vista
CD-ROM drive
Supported
hardware
Innovations
of RealView 3.0
Bundle:
8-channel-analogue-measurement
- 1 x
RealView 3.0
- 1 x
USB module, 8-channel, 10-Bit, 0..2,047 V
- 1 x
USB cable
Bundle:
8-channel-temperature-measurement
RealView
is a measurement
application, which records and plots measured values from analog hardware
devices in real-time. Several curves can be plotted on to a single diagram.
Several diagrams can be arranged on one or more pages if necessary. Plot
options like pen width or pen color can be used to create perfectly styled
diagrams.
Click here to see the list of the supported hardware
RealView
records and plots your measurement values in real-time. The sample rate can
vary from 5 ms up to 30 min. There is no limit in the duration of the
measurement. You can display several curves in the same plotter. Each curve
can have its own Y-axis, or all curves can have the same Y-axis.
You can arrange several
plots side by side, one below the other or on several pages. You can define
the colors and design of the plotter just the way you want. The curves can
also have the color and width you prefer. This all helps you to create
clearly displayed measurements.
After the recording is
finished, you can zoom in to every region of your plots. With simple mouse
clicks you can zoom deeply in or out of the traces. Special zoom functions
provided can always help you to step back, go to your latest zoom, or to
zoom your plots with an optimum range.
Pause
With the Pause
Button you can analyze your readings while the recording is still running.
You can zoom into interesting sections, measure some special regions, etc. The
recording is still running unhindered in the background. A second click on the
Pause Button and the curve will be displayed in real-time again.
Special Zoom Functions
With these Special
Zoom Functions you can set optimum display ranges for your curves with just
one click.
Marker
With the help of
markers, you can examine your curves very accurately. You can place markers
anywhere you want - the differential values in X and Y direction are displayed.
Setting markers makes it easy to read differential values of a plot, or to
determine the amplitude, period or even the integral of a sampled signal.
Automatic Functions
These enable you to
start, stop and save your measurements automatically. You can define a threshold
value to make the plotter start automatically if this value is reached. You can
set the measurement duration, and the plotter will stop measuring then. After
that, the measurement can be saved, and can restart automatically. With these
features, you are able to split a long-term measurement into several hours or
days, for example.
Curves - Channels
Every curve
corresponds to a channel in a plotter. You can change the settings for each
channel in a clearly arranged dialog box. Each channel will be assigned to
one single hardware input. You can set the color, width, measurement units
and the name of the channel. Units can also have an automatic function, so
you get easily-read values (e.g. 1.23 mV instead of 0.00123 V).
A channel can get its values
even via a calculation with other channels instead of an acutal hardware
device. This gives you the ability to create power curves as a
multiplication of 2 other channels V and I, for instance.
Channel list
Each plot has a
channel list on the left side. Here you can add or delete channels, show or hide
single channels and edit the properties of each channel.
At the top of the channel list you can continuously see and change the current
sample rate and display rate. You can show or hide the live display of the
current value for each channel. You can also switch between one single Y-axis,
or separate Y-axes for each channel.
Smoothing curves
Signal smoothing can
be adjusted from very low to extreme for each channel. This allows
you to display trends, for instance, without noise confusion. This function
works like an adjustable low-pass filter.
Info
Each plot shows a
status caption. This shows the most relevant information like start time, stop
time, number of measurements or memory used
Printing
RealView offers a
handy preview of the printout. The preview window shows the diagram of the
currently selected plot. You can move the diagram to any position on the paper,
moving where you would like it to be printed. Any changes in the print
parameters can be seen immediately in the preview. Here you can add comments to
your printout – a very useful feature! The "Endless-form" option lets you make a
printout of very long traces - over several pages.
Export
RealView can export
measured data for use with other applications like MS-Excel etc. A text file is
written which can be imported and processed by other applications. The export
dialog offers several format options. The preview shows the first three rows of
exported data, just as they will appear in the written text file.
Demo Version
