I'd guess that WRI would not add such an option since it is avery specific analysis situation rather than more general. But one could certainly write a small bit of code that implements a case like this--I'm sure. It'd most easily be done using a Dynamic approach using the PlotRange option.

Here is a quick and very incomplete sketch:

randomData = Table[Sin[i/100] + i/1000 Random[], {i, 0, 10000}]; 

Manipulate[
 ListPlot[randomData, PlotRange -> {{x, x + window}, {-4, 4}}, 
  Frame -> True],
 {x, 0, 1000},
 {window, 100, 1000}
 ] 

If one reads in your file as follows and call the result data

data = Flatten@Import["path to timeSeriesData.csv"]

then you will get a staircase plot using ListLinePlot if you set its InterpolationOrder option to 0 as in:

ListLinePlot[data[[;; 100]], InterpolationOrder -> 0]

I am only plotting the first 100 points from data here since plotting the full 1000 points just results in a dense plot that shows as a single block of color for your particular data set.