Graph Panel Tables
This type of graph can be particularly useful if you set up the tables to match tables you want to tune in VCM Editor. Having a matching table allows you to:
| ￭ | Gather sample data to use in the table based on the actual behavior of the vehicle. |
| ￭ | See what might need to be adjusted in a table based on the real time corrections being made by the controller. (For example: observing short term fuel trims can tell you how much you might need to tweak the fuel/air mix.) |
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Graph Selection. A list of graphs that have been set up for this panel. Click the name of the graph you want to display. |
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Cell Data Set Selection. These icons select the type of data displayed in the cells: Show the highest value observed for each cell. Show the lowest value observed for each cell. Show the average of all observed values for each cell. (This is the most commonly-used option.) Show the last observed value for each cell. Show the hit count for each cell. |
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Time Range Selection. These icons above the graph select the time range for which data is graphed: Show data from entire length of the recording. Show only the data gathered during the time frame displayed in the Chart vs. Time panel. |
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Current Value. The highlighted cell contains the value for the tracked parameter at the current time index. |
Copying Table Data to VCM Editor
If you have set up a table to mimic a corresponding table in VCM Editor, you can copy the collected performance data from this table to the original table in VCM Editor. Follow these steps:
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| 2. | Right-click on the table and select Copy with Axis. |
| 3. | Open VCM Editor and navigate to the original table. |
| 4. | Open the table in Table Editor. |
| 5. | Right-click on the table and select Paste Special. |
