The time series are always visualised for a specific time range. You can set this range in the From and To boxes. You can enter dates manually or using a calendar, use fixed time increments, set these time ranges as fixed or freely enter the start and end of the desired time range.

By default, the current day is displayed when the program is loaded for the first time and the fixed time increment of one hour is preset.

Note: A time range must be specified for the visualisation of your time series data. In addition, at least one time series or time series group must have been selected and a display type must have been set.

Setting the Date Manually or Using the Calendar

▪Click on the displayed date.

▪Either enter the date manually (format: dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm) or open the calendar by clicking on the date:

▪When entering manually, the program automatically switches between the entries (day, month, year, hours, minutes) so that you can, for example type in 010120201200 to get the time stamp 01.01.2020 12:00.

▪In the calendar, select the desired date and, if necessary, the time using the boxes.

Depending on the selected time range and the setting of fixed/variable time ranges, the dates are adjusted dynamically.

Fixed Time Increments

▪Select a fixed time increment:

▪Hour

▪Day

▪Month or

▪Year

The displayed time range is updated accordingly.

If you select Month, for example, the time range is automatically set to one month from the current from date or one month to the current to date.

Fixed Time Ranges

If you want to use fixed time ranges, click the tab with the same name.

Either the from or to date is automatically set as read-only.

▪You can switch between the from and to date using the icon.

For fixed time periods, the other entry cannot be changed.

▪As described above, set the date again using fixed time steps or by manual entry/using the calendar.

Variable Time Ranges

Alternatively, you can define variable time range limits for the time ranges with start and end times:

▪To do this, switch to Custom.

Then, you will find two input fields for the start and end of the time range.

Note: The time range selection can be done before or also after the time series selection!

▪Confirm the time range selection with .