Etap Plot Manager 【GENUINE】

In Plot Manager, select all 12 plots → right-click Refresh from Latest Results . All plots populate simultaneously.

| Misconception | Reality | |----------------|---------| | "Plot Manager stores results" | No – it stores pointers to results. Results are in .rps or the project database. | | "You need to re-run the study to change plot scales" | False – after a plot is created, you can change axes, colors, labels, even the plotted variable (if the result file contains that variable). | | "Only time-series plots are supported" | False – Plot Manager handles bar, scatter, polar (for relay characteristics), and 3D surface (for contingency analysis). | | "Plots are static" | Actually, right-click > Animate will cycle through time steps in a transient stability plot (shows waveform evolution). | etap plot manager

At its simplest, the ETAP Plot Manager is a centralized output management module. But conceptually, it is far more: it is a that decouples result computation from result presentation . Unlike traditional tools where you re-run a study to see updated graphs, Plot Manager stores plot definitions (metadata: what data, on what element, for which study, with what axes) separately from the raw simulation results. In Plot Manager, select all 12 plots →

Duplicate the plot definitions, point them to a different .rps file (e.g., Results_BaseCase.rps vs Results_WithSVC.rps ). Use the Overlay function to show both curves on one axes. Results are in

Plot Manager operates on a strict hierarchy:

When you double-click a plot in Plot Manager, the property sheet reveals non-obvious controls:

Run the transient stability simulation once. Results are stored globally.