• Start timestamp—

  Specifies whether to set the start timestamp of the signals.

Signal Index contains the following options:

• Signal name—

  Specifies whether to set the name of the signal.

  • Signal name value—

    Specifies the name of the signal.

    This option is available only if you place a checkmark in the Signal name checkbox.

• Time mode—

  Specifies whether to apply absolute time or relative time to the signal.

  • Time mode value—
    Specifies the time mode to apply to the signal. You can choose from the following options:

    • Absolute (default)—Displays the timestamp in terms of time elapsed since 12:00 a.m., Friday, January 1, 1904, Universal Time [01-01-1904 00:00:00].
    • Relative—Displays the timestamp in terms of seconds starting from zero. For example, 100 in relative time equals 1 minute and 40 seconds.

    This option is available only if you place a checkmark in the Time mode checkbox.

• Timestamp—

  Specifies whether to set the timestamp of the signal.

  • Timestamp value—

    Specifies the timestamp to apply to the signal.

    This option is available only if you place a checkmark in the Timestamp checkbox.

• X dimension—

  Specifies whether to set the X dimension of the signal.

  • X dimension value—
    Specifies the X dimension of the signal. You can choose from the following options:

    • No Unit [-] (default)
    • Time [sec]
    • Frequency [Hz]

    This option is available only if you place a checkmark in the X dimension checkbox.

• Unit—

  Specifies whether to set the unit of measurement of the signal.

  • Unit value—

    Specifies the unit of measurement of the signal. For example, if the signal whose attributes you want to set measures voltage, you can specify V for volts or kV for kilo volts.

    This option is available only if you place a checkmark in the Unit checkbox.