Adding a Table Editor
Editors are subwindows that contain configuration interfaces for one or more of the ECU's tunable tables.
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In the menu bar, select Layout > Add Control > Add Characteristic > Add Editor. A configuration window for the new editor subwindow appears. |
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In the left column, select the unconfigured characteristic. |
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In the right column, click the Characteristic box. A list of tables supported by the ECU appears. |
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Double-click on the table you wish to add. The right column will now show three or four different groups of parameters. |
From top to bottom:
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The top group includes the table title and the format for the cell data. |
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The second group configures the horizontal axis. |
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For two dimensional tables only, the third group configures the vertical axis. |
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The last group can be used to add a histogram display to the new table. To do this, click the Histogram field and then select the measurement that will be used to to populate the histogram data. |
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Configure the parameters displayed. |
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If you wish to add a table to this subwindow, |
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Click . |
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Repeat steps 2 through 5 for the new table. |
NOTE: When multiple tables are added to the same subwindow, they will be displayed as tabs across the top of the subwindow. A table can be selected by clicking its tab. If there are too many tabs to fit across the top of the subwindow, the first tab becomes a dropdown menu that you can use for table selection.
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When all the tables that you want to include in this subwindow have been added and configured, click Create Window. |
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Add a new table to the list. To complete table setup, you must configure the table's parameters.
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Delete the table selected in the left column.
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Duplicate the table selected in the column on the left.
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Move the table selected in the left column upwards in the list. This changes the order of the tabs at the top of the subwindow.
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Move the table selected in the left column downwards in the list. This changes the order of the tabs at the top of the subwindow.
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