DracalView guides
Getting started with DracalView: Dracal graphical user interface software
DracalView guides
Quickly familiarize yourself with DracalView, the user interface software for Dracal Technologies' DAQ solution.
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Documentation of DracalView: Our free data visualization and logging software
DracalView guides
Discover the features of DracalView, our free data visualization and acquisition software.
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Sources tab: DracalView’s dashboard
DracalView guides
Presentation of DracalView's Sources tab and link to the video tutorial showing its features
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Configuration tab: customize your data
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With the Configuration tab of DracalView, our free software, customize your precision data acquired with our USB sensors, the video tutorial.
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Graph View: visualize your data over time
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Visualize in a graphical way your precision data coming from our USB sensors with the Graph View tab of our free software, DracalView. Video tutorial.
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Big View tab: your data at a glance
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Learn in a video tutorial how to display your USB sensor data in such a way that you can quickly monitor them.
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Logging tab: customizing how to log data
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The logging tab is the heart of DracalView. Watch the video tutorial to customize which data you want to log and how you want to log them quickly and easily.
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How to create new, custom channels, from live data
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Generate new channels from live data using the data acquisition system of Dracal Technologies, the tutorial video.
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How to combine math channels and graph view features
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Video tutorial on how to combine math channels and Graph View features to show around the same ordinate the atmospheric pressure and temperature in DracalView
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How to change the scale of a channel with math channels?
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Presentation and illustration of the scale transformation formula to facilitate the graphic visualization of several types of measurements whose scales are very different from each other.
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