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Topic: understanding RH temp graph

The 0.90c version of Repetier Host I'm running seems to draw 2 lines for each temp. My theory is that the wide line is a time average temp over some duration and the thin line is plotting the temp as it is sampled, but I can't find any description that actually says this anywhere. Can anyone confirm this theory?

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2 Reply by Hazer

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Re: understanding RH temp graph

Not sure myself, I though one was actual temp while the other was plotted from the PID values as 'expected'.

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3 Reply by Claghorn

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Re: understanding RH temp graph

Didn't think of that. Now we have two theories :-).

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Re: understanding RH temp graph

Just go up to "Temperature" and uncheck the various "Show..." options one at a time to see what appears/disappears.

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Re: understanding RH temp graph

3d-oodler wrote:

Just go up to "Temperature" and uncheck the various "Show..." options one at a time to see what appears/disappears.

Ah, I hadn't noticed that. Looks like the wide line is the average and there is even a setting to let you select the time period (which was set to 2 minutes by default). Thanks for the pointer.

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