| Use a radial percentage scale that reflects the input
as a sector of a circle | On the Misc. panel, set DisplayMode to Radial.
Use the StartAngle value to indicate where the
sector begins; a value of 0 corresponds to a vertical radius above
the circle's center, while a value of 90 corresponds to a horizontal
radius to the right of the circle's center. |
| Change the direction in which a radial percentage scale increases | On the Misc. panel, use the Direction property
to reverse the scale's polarity. If Direction is
set to Forward, then the scale increases
clockwise. |
| Use a linear percentage scale that reflects the input
as a portion of a rectangle | On the Misc. panel, set DisplayMode to Linear. |
| Change the direction in which a linear percentage scale increases | On the Misc. panel, use the Orientation property
to indicate whether the linear scale is horizontal or vertical. Use
the Direction property to reverse the scale's
polarity. If Direction is set to Forward,
then a horizontal scale increases to the right and a vertical scale
increases downward. |
| Specify the range to use when converting the input to a percentage | On the Misc. panel, use the Min and Max properties.
If the input value is X, then the block displays the percentage 100 * ((X - Min) / (Max - Min)). |
| Display a number near or
inside the corresponding colored area | On the Portions panel, set DigitalStyle to Floating.
You can use the DigitalPosition value to vary
the position along one dimension (radius in the case of a radial scale,
height in the case of a horizontal scale, and horizontal coordinate
in the case of a vertical scale). |
| Display a number in a fixed position | On the Portions panel, set DigitalStyle to Fixed.
To specify the position of the number, first set PortionID to
the ID of the portion you want to configure (0 if
you are displaying only the scalar input signal) and then use the PortionDigitalX and PortionDigitalY values
to indicate the position. |
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