Profiler User Guide
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The “Create Profile” window has
some options to choose from. The
settings shown are a good starting
point. The location options (Tops,
Upper, etc.) are typically used if you
have several runs open and you
want the Profile to be created at the
upper or lower range of those files
as it averages them. You can try
changing the settings to get a feel of
how it works.
RPM
Offset
will offset
in 10 RPM increments. If you want
to move more than 10, select
“Cancel” on the Warning popup
menu until you get where you want, then select “
Ok
” and the
adjusted Profile will be displayed. You can also
Offset
by a
%
value if
you choose.
You can see there’s a dip in driveshaft speed
in this example at .5
seconds. You might want to smooth that out a bit to have a
smoother driveshaft RPM.
To do this, there are a couple of methods you can use. The first step
is to
select the “grips” in th
e range of the dip. Start at .3 seconds,
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