Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Set the number of graphs displayed in the real-time display. Usage: Pv.SetPlotView(Format) Format INDEX 0 = No graph displayed 1 = Single graph displayed 2 =… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Set the current title of the curve. Usage: Pv.SetTitle(Title) Title STRING A string representing the new title that the curve should use.
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Run the curve. When Pv.Run() is executed, the acquired data are displayed in a real-time curve. There are four buttons active during Pv.Run(): Abort button Terminates… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Helps to define the real-time display of a PV object. Associates an axis with a data column in the object. Controls linear/logarithmic display formatting and allows… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Print the results of a ChronoA experiment out to the Output file. The Output record is printed in the format: CURVE<tab>”TABLE”<tab>41<tab>”Pt”<tab>”T”<tab>”Vfwd”<tab>”Vrev”<tab>”Vstep”<tab>”Ifwd”<tab>”Irev”<tab>”Idif”<tab>”Sig”<tab>”Ach”<tab>”Over”<tab>#<tab>s<tab>V<tab>V<tab>V<tab>A<tab>A<tab>A<tab>V<tab>V<tab>bits<tab> Pt1 T V V V… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Extracts a single data item from a PV object. The data item is taken from the ith data point and the jth data column. If no… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Create and return an object of the class DATACOL. The object contains data extracted from one column of the CHRONOA object’s data array. The data, once… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Return the number of points actually acquired in a PV object. The number returned is not the number of points allocated. Usage: NumPoints = PV.Count() NumPoints… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Make the real-time plot of the PV object the Active plot. If the Runner window Curve List control is set to Active, the plot is displayed.… read more →
Type: CLASS Purpose: The PV class manages data-acquisition for a Pulse Voltammetry curve. There may be more than one data-acquisition object in a script, but only one may be running… read more →