Creating a Chart with different domains

Dashboard
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Hi,

I am looking for solution where I can create a line chart , audio waveforms on node-red defining x axis(voltage) and Y -axis(current).

Any ways that I can make use of dashboard board chart for this?

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Couple of example's to explore

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Yes you can use non time series format
e.g

[{
    "series": ["X" ],
    "data": [ [5,6,9,10] ],
    "labels": [ 24, 25, 23, 26 ]
}]

where labels is the voltages and data the current

more info here about formats, also in the help text https://github.com/node-red/node-red-dashboard/blob/master/Charts.md

4

Just to check:

You are displaying an audio wave on a chart and want x to be the voltage?

So the wave is vertical on the screen?

Usually they are done horizontally.

Just checking.

5

It is charting current against voltage. The usual way of displaying that is to have volts on the x axis and current on the y, which is the stated requirement here.

6

I was just checking.

7

Hi,

I am plotting voltage vs current waveform where I want to fetch real time data from serial input. plot the line chart. I am actually looking for a line where my real-time data is plotted on.

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Slightly confused can you show an example of what the chart must look like, a sketch on a paper will do then post an image.
Also examples of incoming messages would help.

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