usage: -plot yvals xvals color plottype flag y0 yscale [NAME val NAME2 val2 …]

YVALS and XVALS specify what data are to be plotted. If X and Y values are stored together in a single 2-D data set, the first argument can point to that data set by name and the second argument can be omitted (or '-').

Examples:

   -plot xydatafile red         (if 'xydatafile' contains both X and Y values)
   -plot yfile xfile            (plots data from 2 different files using default color)
   -plot pd8 pd7 blue           (plots linked pdigmfile record type 8 versus record type 7)
   -plot active green           (plots 'active' images in current data window versus time)

• FLAG -
  • 1 - events
  • 2 - blocks
  • 010 - smooth Y values
  • 020 - remove spikes
  • 040 - remove flicker
  • 0100 - flip X/Y axes
  • 0200 - flip Y values
  • 0400 - flip X values
  • 01000 - x times in secs
  • 02000 - crop outliers
  • 04000 - cvt times from 20us to secs
• Option names -
  • max -
  • min -
  • thresh -
  • bin -
  • width -
  • spike -
  • smooth -
  • time0 -

See Also:
fScan Home, fScan Manual, CmdLineOptions, Manual Help