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Good afternoon, could you add a "target" option in the graphs? For example, if I have a graph with turbo pressure, I can draw a target line or a margin to see the results faster by comparing the measurement and the target line. Thank you!!
Hi, This can be done today. Make a Math channel with a fixed number, for example like the attached picture if you want an AFR target. Then drag this channel over to the same graph as the AFR channel (if not by default).
I tried this, exactly like your picture and described, and I don't get anything on the graph. Version 3.3
Never mind. It just won't populate the target unless I do a new run. I was opening past CSV runs. It does work.
Just thinking it may be beneficial to see the seconds to do a power sweep when setting up the rpm/sec and start/stop rpm, in the brake options.
Cheers
Post run brake functions.
I would like to see an option to set a max braking for the emergency brake. I use this emergency brake as a handy manual brake control to slow the roller manually but I don't need the full braking capacity. Might be good to also be able to choose the time the brake is applied.
I would really like to see a post run deceleration mode. So when logging is complete the brake slows the roller with a controlled declaration rate to a target rpm.
So I might finish run at 12000 rpm, the brake would then slow roller at - 2000 rpm/s and at say 6000 rpm the brake would release and coast. So 3s after completing the run I'm back at 6000 rpm and ready to do another run.
I believe sports devices has this function.
Regards
- 2teng
Good inputs. I will add more deceleration options.
Post run brake functions.
I would like to see an option to set a max braking for the emergency brake. I use this emergency brake as a handy manual brake control to slow the roller manually but I don't need the full braking capacity. Might be good to also be able to choose the time the brake is applied.
I would really like to see a post run deceleration mode. So when logging is complete the brake slows the roller with a controlled declaration rate to a target rpm.
So I might finish run at 12000 rpm, the brake would then slow roller at - 2000 rpm/s and at say 6000 rpm the brake would release and coast. So 3s after completing the run I'm back at 6000 rpm and ready to do another run.
I believe sports devices has this function.
Regards
- 2teng
I would love to see vertical and horizontal grid on graphs (with solid/dot/pause line option). This will make it a bit more readable for customer when you want check rpm points vs power.
Hi! I had several suggestions for better software:
- DarkMode, I think it would improve the reading of graphics
- Gauges Templates, when I change for example from the Link ECU to MaxxECU with Can inputs, I have to reorganize/resize the gauges for my preference. I would like to be able to save the templates and load them as needed.
- Average Power and Torque (to see average gains, there are times when the maximum power varies very little but the average a lot)
Thank you so much!
Ok!! Thank you very much!
Good afternoon, could you add a "target" option in the graphs? For example, if I have a graph with turbo pressure, I can draw a target line or a margin to see the results faster by comparing the measurement and the target line. Thank you!!
Hi, This can be done today. Make a Math channel with a fixed number, for example like the attached picture if you want an AFR target. Then drag this channel over to the same graph as the AFR channel (if not by default).
Good afternoon, could you add a "target" option in the graphs? For example, if I have a graph with turbo pressure, I can draw a target line or a margin to see the results faster by comparing the measurement and the target line. Thank you!!
I'm starting to get interest in dynoing side by sides with variable speed trans which means as soon as you go wide open rpm goes to one rpm and stays there through the whole pull.
Instead of rpm to rpm pull. can we have a option of road speed start and road speed stop??
I had that option on my previous brand x software
Due to Hub's use of two rpm sensors, does point 3 not work for Hub's dyno?
@walter You can customise the gauges to show green, orange red based upon the values you define.
Hi! i was wondering about why not adding warnings to the software according what user wants to add, i means, for example, all we know eddy brake are rpm limited , im talking for eddy brake because it is what i use but im pretty sure other dyno types are limited in something, i was wondering if it will be possible to add warnings for example, in the case it go soo close to rpm limit of brakes you set it up, just that rpm windows start to blinking or maybe in the it excess the limit you put for warning, that a float windows show warning, same as brake percentage for example or can be adding for every windows that yourdyno show of car/dyno, im thinking in to add a wireless temperature sensors that it shown a warning, etc.
Should be great to add warning advices to the system for every dyno.
I would like to see option for slowing down after run rpm thereshold. Sometimes when I make manual power sweep, after run, when PC calculate run, it freezes and slow down rollers till 0 RPM. I would like to see option that it will stop slowing down after xxxx roller rpm.