Waveform visualization and post processing

• License type: any • Occurrence: on MPLOT opening When trying to open MPLOT, it does not open and instead the following message pops up: • Solution - Your computer is likely to run Windows on a 32-bit operating system. More information here to verify. The MPLOT executable files have to be re...

- Go to the EMTPWorks installation folder C:Program FilesEMTPWorks 3.xEMTPTranslator, 3.X being the EMTP version number. - Identify file mplot.exe and rename it as mplot64.exe. - Identify file mplotold.exe and rename it as mplot.exe. - Try to open MPLOT.

1.     In ScopeView, open Advanced function editor. 2.     In the window, choose Miscellaneous and Limit: Select the signal, and the left and right boundaries.   3.     Then, choose Add function. A new signal should appear in the ‘Selected Signals’ table at the bottom ...

By default, all simulated time-steps are displayed by ScopeView or Mplot. When a simulation is performed with a very large number of time-steps, waveforms are saved in extremely large binary files and visualization tools such as ScopeView may not be able to display them. Occasionally, t...

By default, all simulated time-steps are displayed by ScopeView or Mplot. When a simulation is performed with a very large number of time-steps, waveforms are saved in extremely large binary files and visualization tools such as ScopeView may not be able to display them. Occasionally, t...