State

State plots display the state of one or more signals over time by assigning colors to different value conditions. Each signal appears as a horizontal bar where the color indicates the signal’s state at any moment.

Defining state colors

You can define color rules based on conditions, such as:

• signal value < X
• signal value > X
• signal value = X

Each rule assigns a specific color and label when its condition is met.

Adding signals

You can add as many signals to a State plot as you need, by drag and drop. Each signal has its own row with its own set of state rules.

Plot settings

In the plot settings, you can:

• Hide labels
• Hide cursor values
• Select a signal to configure its Color settings — they only appear once a signal is added and selected

Color rules

Under Color settings, each row in State colors is one rule: a condition, a value, a color and an optional label. Rules are evaluated top to bottom — reorder them with the arrows. The plot applies the first rule that matches the value for each time range, and Default color where none matches.

• Add color adds a rule
• Add all inserts all states currently visible in the plot
• Clear all removes all rules