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Analysis Criteria Settings
This menu offers the option to change the analysis criteria settings.
In the [Settings] menu, click [Analysis Criteria Settings] to launch the below window.
Acceleration/ Brake
This sets the criteria for excessive acceleration and deceleration, i.e. any
acceleration and deceleration that exceeds this set value will be counted as
excessive. Scroll down the list to select the appropriate value.
Speed Limit
This set the criteria for excessive speed, i.e. speeds that exceed this value for
more than the set amount of time will be regarded as excessive. The speed
value can be set from 0 ~ 999 km/h and the time can be set by scrolling
down and selecting the appropriate value. Speeds that exceed the speed limit
but for less than the set amount of time will not be counted as excessive
speed.
RPM Limit
This sets the criteria for excessive RPM, i.e. RPM that exceed this value for
more than the set amount of time will be regareded as excessive. The RPM
value can be set from 0 ~ 999 RPM and the time can be set by scrolling down
and selecting the appropriate value. RPM that exceed the RPM limit but for
less than the set amount of time will not be counted as excessive speed.
Eco‐speed Limit
This sets the criteria for excessive eco‐speed, i.e. speeds that exceed this
value for more than the set amount of time will be regareded as excessive.
The eco‐speed value can be set from 0 ~ 999 km/h and the time can be set
by scrolling down and selecting the appropriate value. Speeds that exceed
the eco‐speed limit but for less than the set amount of time will not be
counted as excessive speed.
Idle Time Limit
This sets the criteria for excessive idling, i.e. any idling for more than the set
amount of time will be counted as excessive. The idling time can be set from
0 ~ 999 minutes. Idling that does not exceed the set amount of time will not
be counted as excessive idling.
The criteria settings in this menu are used in the grading process, which is explained in the next section,
and various displays.