Joint View

In joint view, the graph area shows all graphs in the same coordinate system. At most three graphs can be displayed, and these are selected by clicking the visible box in the Display column of the signal in the signal area. By default, the vertical scale adjusts automatically, so that all of the graphs computed so far fit in the area. Joint view is typically used when you want to study the details of a few specific signals.

If you drag with the mouse over the graph area, the graphs will zoom in such that the area covered by the mouse will fill the whole graph area. As a consequence, the automatic vertical scaling is disabled, and further simulation will not rescale the graphs. To zoom out and/or reenable automatic vertical scaling, right-click the graph area and select one of the following:

• Zoom Out Completely. Zooms out so that the whole graph from the first to the last cycle can be seen and reenables automatic vertical scaling.
• Zoom Out Horizontally. Zooms out horizontally so that the whole graph from the first to the last cycle can be seen.
• Zoom To 100% Horizontally. Zooms out horizontally so that one pixel corresponds to one cycle.
• Zoom Out Vertically. Reenables automatic vertical scaling.