For a window with one or more overlays, each overlay is referenced by a specific focus number where 1 represents the primary focus
The sync mode specifies how the overlay focus will scroll and/or scale relative to the other overlays in the window. Scrolling and scaling can be synchronized or individual overlays can be independent.
Sets linear or logarithmic scales for X and/or Y axes. For log scales, labels are positioned at each decade. Every sub-tic can be optionally labeled. Log tic labels can be shown in standard form or 10N exponential form.
Sets the left, right, top and bottom coordinates. Press the Autoscale button to automatically compute the plot coordinates based on the current data.
By default, scales for multiple overlays appear staggered and extend over the entire plotting region. Set the Span to limit the width or height of the axes to a percentage of the plotting region. If the span is set, the scales will lay flush to the plotting region.
Sets the tic mark interval. Select Automatic to automatically determine the tic interval based on the displayed data.
A tic mark can be forced to always display at the first X or Y value. The tic marks can also be forced to remain fixed such that when the plot scrolls or sizes, the tic locations do not change though tic values still update to reflect the new plot position.
Sets the location of the scales to the Bottom or Top
Select to force scales to remain at the current settings when new data is placed in the window. By default, scales automatically recalculate to accommodate new data.