Quick tutorial:

  1. Browse the .mat file you want to open. (put it into /data folder)
  2. Choose either Load (fast) or Load (Presets)
    • Load(fast):

      • will load ONLY the name of all saved data in your .mat file
      • select data you want to plot in custom subplots -> select data (left side)
      • all features will work for this option
      • for customizing look under the next chapter
    • Load (Presets)

      • will load a pre configured set of data in your .mat file (takes a bit of time)
      • choose a preset and a season, then press "Plot Presets" -> will plot pre configured graphs
      • all features in "Custom Subplots" do NOT work with this
      • the idea is that only sortdata.m and the plot_settings need to be configured each season
      • for customizing look under the next chapter (only features within Set Timestamps panel work)

Features:

  1. Set Timestamps:
    • works for both
    • entire stint (all data recorded) is the default option that will be plotted
    • otherwise you can select either the detected laps (will plot, but laps might be inaccurately recorded) or custom timestamps (remember to tick the Use box)
  2. Reset Panel and To Workspace Buttons:
    • work only for Presets
    • should something not work try pressing reset and plot preset again
    • to workspace throws the entire preset dataset into the matlab workspace (for further manipulation)
      • currently limited in capabilites
  3. Custom Subplots:
    • only works for the selected data (if you press load preset you can also use the displayed data, but somethings like cell voltages might not be avaible)
    • columns and rows to set the number of plots you want in one figure
    • how it works: selected subplot is 1 this time a lap, and a different dataset was selected only if you want a second -yaxis select the option "plot with 2nd yAxis
    • press reset subplot to delete the selected graph

not working:

  • x Axis might not be avaible for everything
Description
Allgemeiner Plotter für Vector Logger Daten basierend auf Matlab. Ursprüngliche Version basiert auf dem FT23-Ultra-Code. Work in Progress.
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