Racepak IQ3 Drag Dash, Руководство по установке

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IQ3 Drag Dash Installation Manual
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The first parameter Circular Buffer Length is used to set the amount of data to record in seconds.
The Recording Mode is used to determine whether the recording will stop when the maximum
record time is reached or whether the oldest data will be overwritten. For example, if a 1000
seconds is entered for Circular Buffer Length and
Stop after reaching end of buffer is selected,
the program will record data for 1000 seconds and stop. If Continue until stopped manually-
overwrite oldest data is selected, the program will continuously record until stopped by the
operator. Only the last 1000 seconds of data will be stored.
Starting a Telemetry Session
The next step is to start a telemetry session. Select the
Telemetry icon or the New
Telem Session menu item located in the File main menu selection. A dialog box, as shown
below, will be displayed and you will then be asked to select the configuration file to use for
this session.
Select the configuration file as setup above. A dialog box will then be displayed asking if you
wish to start real time data session. Be sure USB programming cable is connected to dash AND
the dash is powered up.
The real time session is controlled via two icons located below the context sensitive help icon in
tool bar. Only one icon will be active at a time depending on the status of the telemetry
session. The Start Data Acquisition icon is shown active on the left. The Stop Data Acquisition
icon is shown active on the right.
To start the real time data acquisition left click, on the
Start Data Acquisition Icon at the
bottom of the tool bar. The data acquisition will start at time 0. Once the real time data
acquisition has been started, the value of the data channels will be displayed next to the
channel button in the top portion of the display area. To display the data from a channel on the
graphics screen, simply select the channel by left clicking on the channel button in the same
manner you display data from a recorded file.