Hi, use full throttle, YourDyno will ensure the rpm follows the curve! 

Thank you for the answer, i want to know whether the curve that I made is correct or not . i want to dyno fortuner car with spec. 120 kw @3400 rpm.

@vandame49, 

Almost good, but two points:

1. The "Start logging after" timeout should match the flat part in the beginning, otherwise you get some strange effects in the beginning when the RPM stabilizes. 
2. You don't need the flat part at the end.
   • If you have enabled "Enable correction for rolling resistance vs speed from retardation data", then then brake turns off at the end of the curve
   • If you do not enable this option, the brake stays on to regulate the end RPM

You can alternatively use the Power sweep for a regular power sweep like this.