Disjoint Channel

It represents a channel made up of 2 diverging lines that delimit a work area. To add the channel to the graph, simply click on the position on the graph where you want to place it, hold down the mouse button and move towards the second control point that determines the ends of the first of the two diverging lines, and release the button. Now moving the mouse vertically determines the position of the second diverging line, whose inclination will always be at an opposite angle to that of the first. A further click with the left mouse button fixes the position of the second line and completes the channel insertion procedure. After adding the channel to the chart, you can edit it by clicking on one of the control points to select it and then dragging it to the new position while holding down the left mouse button.

Settings

• Appearance - Settings related to the drawing mode

  • Color - Color of the lines

  • Line Style - Lines drawing style

  • Line Thickness - Thickness of the lines

  • Channel Opacity - Opacity of the channel enclosed by the lines

• Control Points - Control points of the channel

  • Point 1 - First control point of the channel

    • X - Position relative to the X-axis, expressed as a bar number

    • Y - Position relative to the Y-axis

  • Point 2 - Second control point of the channel

    • X - Position relative to the X-axis, expressed as a bar number

    • Y - Position relative to the Y-axis

  • Point 3 - Third control point of the channel

    • X - Position relative to the X-axis, expressed as a bar number

    • Y - Position relative to the Y-axis

  • Point 4 - Fourth control point of the channel

    • X - Position relative to the X-axis, expressed as a bar number

    • Y - Position relative to the Y-axis