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Instead of the timeNavigatorRelativePeriod element, it is also possible to configure the relative view period using the timeNavigatorRelativePeriodVariables element. Using this element a list of variableId's have to be specified that refer to variables defined in the scada display configuration. For each specified variable the relative view period of the timeseriesset is determined and will be joined together into a relative view period that includes all previous periods. The resulting calculated period will be used for the time navigator toolbar. This To be able to determine the relative view period, the timeSeriesSet the variables reference should be set to: <readWriteMode>read complete forecast</readWriteMode>.
This period is always relative to the current system time, similar to the timeNavigatorRelativePeriod. A typical configuration might look as follows:
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And variableId2 has the following relative view period: <relativeViewPeriod start="-2" end="5" unit="day"/>
The resulting relative view period used by the time navigator toolbar will be: <relativeViewPeriod start="-2" end="6" unit="day"/>To be able to determine the relative view period, the timeSeriesSet the variable reference should be set to <readWriteMode>read complete forecast</readWriteMode>.
movieFrameDurationMillis
The duration of a frame when the time navigator is animating. This is the number of milliseconds a frame/time step is visible before the next time step becomes visible. If this option is not specified, then 200 milliseconds is used by default. When the CPU is too slow to display the specified frame rate, a frame will be displayed longer than specified.
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