Analog

Meter

The Meter displays the value of an Analog Component on a graduated dial.

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Progress Bar

The Progress Bar displays the value of an Analog Component using an LED bar.

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High/Low Bar

The High/Low Bar displays the value of an Analog Component in a horizontal linear gauge. The current value of the Component is shown by the large blue arrow. The maximum and minimum values the Component has reached are shown by the little yellow and light-blue arrows.

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Thermometer

This graphical representation of a thermometer displays the value of an Analog Component as a temperature value.

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Slider

The Slider is used to adjust the value of an Analog Component. A progress bar shows the actual value of the Component. Like the Knob, the Slider can be used to set quasi-analog output Components.

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Knob

The Knob changes the value of an Analog Component. A vertical gauge shows the actual value of the Component. The Knob can also be used to adjust the settings of a quasi-analog Component: use the Knob to select which row in the Pulse Table an attached Pulse Train will use or to set the duty-cycle for a PWM Agent.

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Offset Adjust

The Offset lets the user adjust the offset value applied to the Analog Input Agent. The offset is used to calibrate the Component and compensate for sensor drift and other hardware wear-and-tear.

Use to view and adjust the Offset property of the Analog Input Agent

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Analog Readout

The Analog Readout is used to show an Analog Component's value in numeric, decimal format. If it is attached to a Converter then it will display the units of conversion (e.g. "°C").

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