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8
Working with the DSS on the PC
In principle, all functions in
oDSS
can be used and configured. However, if you want to create or
modify your own
TRI
, the
DSS
must be used.
You can download the
DSS
free of charge from our website at
. This is
available for both PC and Mac. On our website you will find a quick guide to download and install.
Furthermore, you can find the
driver
required for
Windows 7
here. As soon as you have installed the
DSS
, you can execute it, should be able to see the following start screen and click on the CANchecked
logo to get to the selection field of the device to be connected.
Figure 27: DSS startup
Here you click on the selection field for Gen2 devices (right) and now get to the tab overview. The
following tabs are available:
•
Connection
•
TRI Editor
•
Pages
•
Log Viewer
•
Other settings
•
Upload
•
Can log
The MFD15 Gen2 cannot be connected to the
DSS
via USB. The
DSS
can only be used to edit
TRI files
offline.
8.1
The TRI file
The
TRI file
is the heart of your data display. All
sensors
and the associated information are stored in
the
TRI file
.
In the following, the structure of a
TRI file
is explained. If you open the file with a text editor, you will
find the following structure:
Each row represents a sensor and all metadata associated with the sensor. These 26 metadata are in
columns; separated by semicolons. The decimal separator is a period, not a comma. The figure below
shows a
TRI file
with two sensors (RPM and CLT) and the metadata associated with the
sensors
.