Waveform Visualization and Post Processing

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, the following error message may

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, the following error message may

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 of the window.. 5. Note: when you

– 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.

• 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

• 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