Shows the chart of transferred data. The horizontal axis shows time, the vertical axis the connection load (in bytes per second).

Buttons with arrows above the chart moves the vertical axis (from left to right):
Jump to the beginning of the chart (i.e. the whole time interval, when the data was captured)
Long jump backwards
Short jump backwards
Jump to the specified position (date and time)
Short jump forwards
Long jump forwards
Jump to the end of a chart (i.e. the current time)
Note: The length of a short and long jump depends on a scale of the chart.
Buttons with a magnifying glass above the chart set the scale of the x-axis — i.e. the time interval that will be presented in the chart. The displayed interval can be between 1 minute and 1 year.
Buttons with a magnifying glass right to the chart set the scale of the vertical axis. Moreover, there exists an option Auto, which automatically adjusts the scale of this axis to the maximum captured value in the given representation (the option is implicitly turned on). This guarantees good readability of the chart.
Right mouse click in the chart area shows a menu with the following items:
Saves the chart as a picture in JPEG or BMP format.
Zooms in/zooms out the scale of the horizontal axis (time interval). The functionality of these options is the same as the functionality of the buttons “magnifying glass +” and “magnifying glass -” above the chart.
The user can switch between the following view modes:
Sum of incoming and outgoing traffic — One line representing the sum of the incoming and outgoing data volume will be displayed in the chart (default setting)
Incoming traffic — only the volume of the incoming (downloaded) data will be displayed in the chart
Outgoing traffic — only the volume of the outgoing (sent) data will be displayed in the chart
Both directions at once — two lines will be displayed in the chart — one for the incoming and the second for the outgoing traffic
The chart can be displayed in one of the following forms:
Draw lines (default setting)
Draw bars
Draw polygons — stacked area (area under the line)