Smart Avionics PB-4, Руководство пользователя интерфейса

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Colour The colour used in the polar point list header row and also
for the move lines that are associated with this setting.
Note
What you will get when you click on this depends
on the browser you are using. Some browsers will
present a colour chooser widget when you click
on this. If you're not so lucky it will probably get
the chance to enter the colour as a number like
#008000 (dark green).
Comment This is the text that appears at the top of the dialog. It should
remind the user what effect this particular adjustment has.
Step The adjustment value is incremented/decremented by this
amount when input field arrows are clicked. Also, this sets
the granularity of the result. It should be set appropriately
considering the nature of the physical adjustment that is to
be used. Very small steps will increase the time taken to
calculate the result.
Min Value, Max
Value
These optional values specify lower and upper limits for the
adjustment. The balance solution will be constrained to not
use a value beyond the limits. By default, no constraints are
placed on the solution values so it is possible for a solution
to be calculated that is not physically possible to implement.
For example, it could ask for 3 units of chordwise balance
adjustment but the rotor mechanism only provides, say, +/-
2 units of adjustment. In that case, the adjustment value
should be limited to +/- 2 and the resulting solution will be
constrained to 2. In that situation, the calculated balance
solution will not be optimal.
Units This optional value is simply a string that specifies the units
for the adjustment (gm, mm, °, washers, etc.) The units are
not used in any calculation and can be anything.
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Changing adjustment settings