概念
Time Zone Modes in a Trend Chart
In a trend chart, you can present the records of a trend log in different time zones: local time or a predefined time zone.
A time zone is a region on the earth that has a uniform standard time, usually referred to as the local time. Local time is the UTC time plus the current time zone offset for the considered location. Some time zones also have an offset called DST added during the summer period. The DST offset is typically +1 hour.
Before you set the time zone for a trend chart, you should consider these settings:
Computer clock settings
Regional settings
A computer clock displays time that has been set manually or by synchronizing to a time server. The computer clock time shows local time. Regional time displays the time of the selected location. Asynchronous computer clock time and regional time are not uncommon and can cause, for example, unexpected time discrepancies between time stamps on received values and the computer clock time.
To adjust the SmartStruxure server device time, time zone, and DST, you have to access the SmartStruxure server device through a WorkStation.
Local Time
A trend chart presented in Local time displays trend logs with time stamps adjusted for the client computer time zone.
The client computer does not consider the local time of the SmartStruxure server where the variable is logged. The same variable logged on SmartStruxure servers in different time zones is displayed with matching time stamps for corresponding values.
Predefined Time Zone
A trend chart presented in a predefined time zone displays trend logs in the time of the selected time zone regardless of where the SmartStruxure server is located.
The same variable logged on SmartStruxure servers in different time zones are displayed with adjusted time stamps for corresponding values. Use predefined time zone when you need to compare trend logs on SmartStruxure servers located in different time zones.
趋势图
Trends Overview
Trend Chart Settings Dialog Box – Axes Tab
配置趋势图时区
趋势图视图