Getting Started

This guide will walk through the process of drawing your first timing diagram in the Tiagram editor.

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Creating your first timing diagram

Upon logging in, navigate to your dashboard:

In the top-right corner, click on the New diagram button. Once clicked, you will be redirected to the timing diagram editor:

Now we're ready to add a signal/row to our timing diagram

Adding a Row

In the bottom left corner, click on the Add Row button.

Now that we've added a signal row, we can start drawing digital waveforms.

Adding Digital Signals

Once we added a signal row, we can start drawing signals by hovering over the row and holding the a key pressed. The following bubble menu will pop up:

While the a key is pressed, click on the type of signal you would like to draw and adjust the width as needed. Once done, release the key press. Repeat for any other types of signals.

Resizing a Signal

Hover over the signal to be resized, and while holding r key is pressed, adjust the width of the signal. Release when done.

Customizing Signal

Hover over the signal to be customized, and press e . This will open the sidebar show below allowing you to customize the signal properties as needed.

Adding Annotation Edges

To add annotation edges (with labels), we first need to add connection points. To add a connection point, press and hold s and click anywhere on the canvas to place a connection point.

To make a connection between the two points, click on one of the points. A pop-up menu will show up where you can choose what type of edge would you like to draw.

Once the edge type is chosen, click again on the connection point and make a connection between the two points as shown below.

Customize Annotation Edges

To customize an annotation edge or the label, double-click on the edge. The following sidebar will come up allowing you to customize the look and feel of the edge.

Saving

Saving your progress on a timing diagram is done by clicking on the Save button in the top right corner. The following dialog will come up where you can save the progress, as well as update the timing diagram title and description.

Exporting

Exporting the diagram is just as easy! Click on the Export button in the top right corner. Once in Export mode, click on the Download button in the bottom left corner.

Result

The timing diagram is exported as a PNG file.

Other

For any quesetions or feature requests, please reach out at: contact@tiagram.com.