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1. LifeRacing LifeView User Manual Contents Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ed 2 2 TN GENEE E 2 1 LOAD IMPORT ee ees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 3 DD ST de el EN EE N OE RE N EE N 4 2 3 WORKING DIRECTORY EE 5 RAP d EE 8 SC Se DR ETA Ta RE 9 de OI REN 10 3o ug EER EE EN OO EO OR ORE EE OE EE OE EE NE 12 EE MODE EA N NEE OR EE OE RE EE N OE EE 13 32 MULTIPLE FILES dosie ko n de ie N ee Ne Do ie ed De GR ee re N 14 A WORKSHEET esse sis ene dee es seed ed ee se one oe od sd se ee Ge n ie ed ek oe n ee ik Ge oe ew ie el 15 ME iS OO OE ER 15 Ge TREPOR EE EE EE ON EE RE OE EE N RE N 15 EE EE Oe oek AE Ee AO RE EO EE EE EO EE 15 AD AE 16 EE ei EO EE EE EE EE OE EE 17 REDE es AO OE OR OE ER EE EE EE 18 AR N Se E RE N GE EE EE EE N OE ER OE N N 18 5 ei A ue KEE 20 51 SESSION oe EG sal oi eo N N ee ES EG ee OE ie ee ee Ee ie Ge OE OR GE EG 20 5 2 TOGCLE OPTIONS EDE AE EE DE EE N EO De Ee ED GR EG GR SE De Ge ie DR ie 21 De CURSOR OP HO EE 22 5 4 CONCATENATED FILE OPTIONS shatcvidescncndesdensaavsiweoaseasenowndavsleondeededuaewstuwonrmabavowiavelcalaecetoses 22 5 5 CANO BAL OP ONS iss es si Ee oe ei banat Pd ee ee ee Si douse EG 23 6 DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY ee ee ee ee ees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eg ee ee ee 24 Life Racing Ltd Page 1 of 24 Introduction 1 Intr
2. Right click on the screen to bring up beacon options This allows additional beacons to be added for sector times or the adding of an END beacon if the route is not a complete circuit Once a track has been loaded it can be added to any other worksheet guickly using Add instead of load Close the map by either selecting remove after right clicking or Close in the menu Select Save to dock and store the created map Select OK to dock without saving Once docked right click the map area to access display options or use the TrackMap menu Dynamic Remap 1 Redraw the map for each lap using the new data GPS only Change Datum Select the lap that time slip uses as its reference lap Fastest lap is used by default Colour by TimeSlip Colour by time slip from datum lap Colour by Item Value Colour the map by any other item value TimeSlip Emphasis Change the colour shift emphasis on the amount of time slip Rotate Use the scroll bar or type an angle in degrees to rotate the map Print Print an image of the track map as currently displayed including car locations and applied colours TimeSlip Sync With this box ticked the TimeSlip item channel will be synchronised with the map time slip When unchecked a new datum for the map must be chosen as the channel and the map datum will now be independent Channel datum can be changed in the Channel menu Life Racing Ltd Page 19 of 24 Options 5 Options 5 1 Session The Session m
3. DIRECTORY Local Disk C DVD RW Drive D R R R R R R R R E CH of e CSV LifeView can be used to view data from other sources by importing a comma Separated csv file This can be useful in instances such as comparing real data to imported simulation This is done under File Import CSV Select the file and define the time field as well as all fields that are to be imported Imported files must have a time field to use as an x axis reference Files are imported alongside currently open files to allow overlays There is some limited functionality as special channels cannot be configured outside of an LRD file Channels can however still make full use of math functions and graphical representation Life Racing Ltd Page 3 of 24 Files LB LifeView can also be used to view and export LB logbook files To view these select File Load logbook and select the folder location This will load all LB files in the selected folder These can be viewed as an overall record or as a per run entry The Comment option is unavailable in LifeView as logbook comments cannot be edited once the LB has been downloaded Comments can only be added to a logbook whilst it remains in an ECU This can only be done when connected in LifeCal or LifeData F88 6642 BOOT 1 51 CODE 1 439 1 Logbook Overall Record 2014 03 28 08 02 59 Logbook Per Run Entry Over Rev Engine Speed rpm On Load Engine Speed rpm On Load Thro
4. a lap can be selected from one dataset while the other does not change allowing easy lap comparisons Life Racing Ltd Page 13 of 24 Graph 3 2 Multiple Files The load anOther option in the File menu allows multiple sets of data to be compared on the same display The key will display each data set in separate columns with a differing colour assigned to all of its items by default Can be switched off in Options Hold the left lt Shift gt key and drag on the graphical display to offset an added file Return any additional open files to their original positions by selecting Session Reset Offsets Multiple files are easier to compare in distance mode rather than time to account for the differing lap times 0 020 0 020 ooN 0 030 ooo oo 4875 5328 5211W 97 920 oo ooN cleSpeed 138 3 135 6 Life Racing Ltd Page 14 of 24 4 1 4 2 Worksheet 4 Worksheet A worksheet is a saved layout design including graphs track maps reports and active channels These can then be used with any future set of data Worksheets are saved and opened in the Worksheet menu Save a new worksheet with Save and type a name or an existing worksheet with Overwrite The worksheet set as default will be automatically used when a file is opened Others can be selected in the same menu with its numerical shortcut Graphs Additional graphs can be added to worksheets under the Graph menu Multiple graphs are displayed vertically so they can shar
5. include all monitoring items and added math functions These are displayed in the Key to the right of the graphical display The Key has two modes of operation selectable in the options menu The normal mode shows all the channels in a data file It gives the value of each channel at the current cursor position Channels that are shown in one of the graphs also have a colour tab to show their respective trace colours The alternative mode only shows those channels displayed in the graphical display area If more than one graph is displayed there will be separated lists for each The information panel will display which file the highlighted channel is from BB opf N br 0 00 El tpsi 98 0 E vehicleSpeed State RUNNING AS PROGRAMMED Key navigation uses a different set of shortcuts to graph navigation allowing simultaneous use lt Up gt Up one channel lt Down gt Down one channel lt Page Up gt Up page of channels lt Page Down gt Down page of channels lt Return gt Add Remove channel on focus graph lt Right Shift gt Toggle between data files when more than one loaded lt Delete gt Remove math channel The Channel menu displays the same options as right clicking a channel in the Key Add Add a channel to the active graph Select from the list or begin typing the name of the desired channel to shorten the list Remove Remove the highlighted channel from the active graph Colour Change the colour of the chann
6. 78 2 469 1 031 3 597 walanRtd1 0 00 SS 0 10 0 00 5 75 fiSpeed 99 7 202 2 143 5 57 2 219 1 frSpeed 97 7 202 6 142 9 53 9 219 2 fuelMItcll1 0 800 1 167 0 996 0 800 1 138 cllError1 0 199 1 954 0 090 0 241 2 009 swa 25 2 45 6 1 2 74 1 68 4 dbwTargBlip 0 00 30 00 1 20 0 00 30 00 waMap Targ1 0 2204 1718 0 2222 waMapErrl1 1223 657 61 1251 669 cyl01KnockThresh 8 9 12 1 10 3 8 9 13 3 cyl02KnockThresh 8 8 13 4 10 6 8 8 13 5 cyl03KnockThresh 9 2 21 6 15 7 8 6 21 7 cyl04KnockThresh 9 0 13 4 10 8 9 0 14 0 bpf 0 04 20 89 5 59 0 04 30 00 bpr 0 03 17 31 4 47 0 05 23 92 eng TrqEstMotor 0 0 258 1 179 6 0 0 258 3 eopl 2475 2873 2665 2370 2922 Page 15 of 24 Worksheet 4 2 2 XY Plot An XY plotallows any channel to be assigned to either axis to produce a scatter graph Selecting Report XY Plot will open a new window with a blank plot 2 000 1 750 1 500 1 250 1 000 0 750 0 500 0 250 longG 0 000 0 250 0 500 0 750 1 000 1 250 1 500 1 750 2 000 0 886 2 000 1 750 1 500 1 250 1 000 0 750 0 500 0 250 0 000 0 250 0 500 0 750 1 000 1 250 1 500 1 750 2 000 1 445 latG Assign each axis with the relevant button The XY axes can be swapped under Options Swap XY Colours appear darker where data is more concentrated Numerical values can be seen for each axis in the bottom left hand corner A second Y axis or a Z axis can also be added The second Y axis will use
7. Click Drag Y Axis Ctrl Drag Y Axis Shift Drag Y Axis Keyboard lt Left gt lt Right gt lt gt lt F6 gt lt F7 gt lt Ctrl gt lt Left gt lt Ctrl gt lt Right gt lt Shift gt lt Left gt lt Shift gt lt Right gt lt Plus gt lt Minus gt lt Ctrl gt lt Plus gt lt Ctrl gt lt Minus gt lt Tab gt lt Space gt lt Backspace gt Place cursor Place marker Move cursor Zoom to selection Zoom X axis Zoom Y axis Add edit annotation Move axis maximum Move axis minimum Move entire axis Move accelerating cursor to left Move accelerating cursor to right Move cursor left to previous different value Move cursor right to next different value Move cursor to previous alarm position Move cursor to next alarm position Move cursor to minimum visible value Move cursor to maximum visible value Move cursor to left by 10 of screen Move cursor to right by 10 of screen Accelerating scroll to left Accelerating scroll to right Zoom in X axis Zoom out X axis Zoom in Y axis Zoom out Y axis Toggle graph focus when multiple graphs are open Place marker Remove marker The Zoom menu can also be utilised with its shortcuts to Zoom To Selection Zoom Previous or Zoom Right Out Certain options such as cursor acceleration and right click zooming can be toggled depending on user preference when navigating Life Racing Ltd Page 9 of 24 Graph 3 2 Channels Channels
8. axis between time and distance Distance is often more useful when comparing multiple data sets Interpolate Mode Toggle between displaying raw or interpolated data Interpolation fills the space between data points with estimated values creating a smoother look particularly for low logging rates Note that this also changes values displayed 4400 4000 Minimum Key Style Mode Toggle between displaying all channels and displaying only active channels Show Item Names Show active items in the top left corner of the graph display in their line colours All Min Max Mode Toggle whether to show just the select channel max and min values or all active channels Bright Key With bright key deactivated any unused channels on display in the key will be dimmed Bold Focus Trace The selected channel is always brought to the front of the display This toggle will also cause the selected channel to have a bolder trace than the others for clearer viewing Shared channel colour per session With this selected whenever additional files are overlaid each file will be assigned a single colour to all of its channels If unselected each file will display the same defaulted colours for each channel Life Racing Ltd Page 21 of 24 5 3 Options Average on Focus Show the average of the selected channel in the visible period Averaged Samples Mode Average samples mode will display only the average value for each channel in the visible a
9. e the same x axis Graphs can be resized but as they share an x axis will remain equal width Selecting Graph Tile will evenly distribute allocated height The active graph and channel in the active key alternative key style will be highlighted and can be switched between with the lt TAB gt key Reports Reports are added from the Report menu A separate window will be opened where the report can be edited From here reports can be printed exported or docked in the worksheet Reports will only display information form the currently visible data so ensure the graph is zoomed to the data range desired 4 2 1 Lap Report Life Racing Ltd Lap reports display max min and average values for either displayed channels or all channels across each lap Select Dump to save a text file Out Lap Lap 1 0 36 380 1 42 516 Min Max Avg in Max dl p gea Be ERT 4 848 4 125 2 761 4 844 rpm 3578 5556 4544 2406 5838 trqFuelSev 0 0 100 0 31 2 0 0 100 0 tralgnRtd 0 00 12 00 1 46 0 00 12 00 mapi 148 2233 1815 148 2277 mapiDT 4220 2400 35 5000 2610 tpsi 2 0 99 0 66 2 2 0 99 1 lami 0 756 2 918 1 027 0 714 2 985 vehicleSpeed 99 7 202 6 145 8 Ly 219 2 cyl01Knock 3 4 11 0 5 6 3 1 11 6 cyl02Knock 3 3 11 2 5 8 F i 11 9 cyl03Knock 4 4 18 1 8 7 4 1 18 2 cyl04Knock 3 1 9 8 5 8 DA 10 4 wg3ErrPct1 14 7 32 2 0 4 15 7 32 4 walIntDuty1 0 7 3 4 0 6 0 7 7 3 waBaseDuty1 0 0 67 6 add 0 0 67 0 waFinalDutyl 0 0 74 5 CR 0 0 81 0 gearBlipInputV 1 227 3 5
10. els data trace Tick remember to use the selected colour as default for all files DI Remember Life Racing Ltd Page 10 of 24 Graph Scale Auto scale sets the minimum and maximum scale values to the minimum and maximum found in the data Set scale allows custom minimum and maximum values Tick the remember box to set the new scale as default Remember current scale can also be used The Scale can also be edited by right clicking the y axis in the graph area Filter Add a new trace containing the filtered values of the highlighted channel This will not be available for channels logged at 1Hz AlarMs Set thresholds for the selected channel Thresholds will be displayed as dashed lines at the set values When these values are exceeded the channel will flash in the key Alarms are only monitored in the visible time frame Set ectl Alarms DI Enable EJ High Threshold 125 0 EF Low Threshold O Expression Sample Average Limits Set the upper and lower limits of values to be used in Averaged Samples Mode calculations Change Units Change the display unit of all items in unit group If a single unit change is desired a math channel can be used to achieve this Note that units are universal across files and applications Edit Math Open the math window for the selected math item Delete Math Remove the math channel from the display and key Life Racing Ltd Page 11 of 24 Graph 3 3 Math Math can pr
11. enu contains options for the current open files Open Windows Explorer Open file location in windows explorer Comment Edit the Logfile comment Reset Offsets Return any offsets of overlaid files GPS Preferences Alter GPS offset time and filter rate for either the open file only or as defaults for all files Special Channels Choose what monitoring items will be used as special channels It is these channels that are used to calculate vehicle position Tick Remember to set as defaults Distance Lateral G Longitudinal G frSpeedf Latitude onsspeed N longitude gpsLong O Remember Beacons Select where to take beacon information from the track map or data When a track is created it stores the beacon position from the data plus any beacon alterations done It is these that are used by default File beacons can also be edited They can be added moved or removed completely with the appropriate menu options Alternatively select make beacons persistent to overwrite the file beacons with the map beacons copy Info to clipboard Copy specific file information so that it can be pasted in another programme If more than one file is open the active file shown in the information panel is used Life Racing Ltd Page 20 of 24 Options 5 2 Togele Options Toggle options are found under Options All Toggle Options Time of day on X axis Display time of day or time into session Distance Mode Toggle the X
12. icrosoft Excel Select OK to close 2400 2800 3200 3600 4000 4400 4800 2600 60 O 0 4 1 Track Map 0 A 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 600 0 700 0 600 0 700 0 800 0 0 065 1 009 0 358 0 0 1 000 1 100 0 0 033 0 976 1 030 0 456 0 445 0 336 0 472 0 217 0 016 1 200 1 300 DO 0 022 0 174 0 374 0 303 0 103 0 005 cy ei 1 865 3 861 Ke 6 301 2 33 0 002 0 A track map can be displayed to show the vehicle position throughout the data The vehicle icon will follow the map as the cursor is moved on the graph Alternatively the same icon can be dragged around the map and the cursor will follow The icon will change its appearance when the vehicle is off track such as in the pits Datum 3 4 1 38 413 TimeSiip 1 34 154 2 33 318 S3 31 933 0 346s 1 006 SIDRate pp 0 006s s faster slower TimeSlip Sync D To add a track map to the worksheet it can either be loaded or made under the TrackMap menu Track maps can be created from GPS coordinates or from distance and lateral G Using the latter method will require some fine tuning of the various options All recorded GPS positions will be displayed with the chosen lap emphasised Calculated position will display the chosen lap only By default the fastest lap is used Life Racing Ltd Page 18 of 24 Worksheet GPS Latitude Longitude Distance Lateral G
13. king directory If the location has not been used before a CFG file will be created Selecting Working Dir Behaviour allows editing of the CFG file C Users Public Example Data Known Devices 0001 Example Car 01 Session Sub Directory d Use Date Downloaded Data O Use directory per device EJ Use directory per session Calibrations L Use directory per device EF Use directory per session Logging Setup L Use directory per device EJ Use directory per session Devices that have been previously connected to are automatically added to the known devices list They can also be manually added or imported from another working directory with the appropriate buttons The ECU name will be used as a folder name if device directory is used The suffix is included in file names Directories can be altered individually for calibrations downloaded data and logging setup files Tick Use directory per device to separate files by ECU Tick Use directory per session to use either the date sub directory or a custom sub directory A date sub directory will automatically update and add folders when new data is downloaded Life Racing Ltd Page 5 of 24 Files Downloaded Data O Use directory per device O Use directory per session Directory Downloaded Data EJ Use directory per device L Use directory per session Life Racing Ltd Page 6 of 24 Files Downloaded Data O Use directory per device 6 Use di
14. ll paste the function into your expression The full list of functions and details on how they are used can be found in the Math Manual available for download from www liferacing com under Support User Manuals Datasheets Units Select the unit group and unit that the result will be outputted in This will display on the y axis label Auto Scaling Tick box to enable auto scaling or type custom min max values for y axis Auto scale will use the max and min values of results as the scale max and min Dec Places Type the number of decimal places to be displayed in results This is a visual option only and does not affect calculation accuracy Auto Sample Rate Tick box for automatic sample rate This will use the highest sample rate of the items used in the expression It will also follow burst logging rates For custom sample rate type in the box how many times a sample should be taken in a second User Sample Offset Maths channels can create delays when referencing multiple points Sample offset allows the shifting of data by the typed number of samples Number of samples must be less than sample rate 3 1 Lap Mode Lap mode causes the program to treat the selected lap as an entire file and will temporarily display only the selected lap Select any lap from the Lap menu to enter lap mode From the Same menu any other lap can be displayed or lap mode switched off This is most useful when multiple files are open If properly overlaid
15. nt lighting and user preference Colour Blind yellow green Changes fixed yellows to purple to aid with yellow green confusion Reverse Folder Order in file menu Folders are ordered alphabetically in the file menu Tick this box to reverse this order Floating Mouse Focus in dialogs Causes whatever the mouse pointer is hovering over to be highlighted as if it was selected with the keyboard Life Racing Ltd Page 23 of 24 lt Document Revision History 6 Document Revision History 15 07 21 MH V1 0 Initial public release Life Racing Ltd Page 24 of 24
16. oduction LifeView is a data viewing application Downloaded LRD files can be analysed here with the use of intelligent visual representation R Lfeview 2 13 100 7c Users Pubic Example Data Exarple Concatenated LRD De Session Graph Zoom Channel Worksheet Lap TrackMap Report Options Math tre 0 05 18 694 Os 7 71549 mpm 4731 Datum 13 1 38 413 geng n E D 61 34 877 52 33 924 3 31 974 Trnesip I bi 1 7168 2 362 SIDRate adem 0 0345 Mee ane H H e E E oO E rea warea wawa wewa N g re a a i oa w w bi gt A i S f Z 2 Oo CH o CH CH CH CH O Ed VEE BWW POON VER N FONNT TO w w Oo bi e w A HA ke 4 E E 100 D d 2 S 8 8 8 8 8 Paws ee eek ee ge FOUTS ea er Dewan FN o 500 0 L D Time s 0 02 30 000 0 05 00 000 l IP VIN j NADIN uku Hili ku Di ut r Burst Log Mode BASE HIGH LOAD Due to continuous development some features may change and this manual will update periodically Please ensure you have the latest version dated on the cover page of this document Information Panel The Information Panel is displayed at the bottom of the screen and can be toggled with the lt F1 gt key It displays File location name time stamp and size Highlighted channel Highlighted ECU serial number Calibration and code levels name frequency unit channel No of laps and fastest lap and unit group burs
17. ovide a wide range of further data manipulation varying from simple scaling to complex multi function expressions Choose a new or existing maths expression from the Math menu to open the Math Window The Math window enables the adding and editing of math channels Once added the math channels behave the same as data channels with the additional right click options of editing and removing Delete a maths expression by highlighting it and pressing the lt Delete gt key on the keyboard Name Expression acos x asin x atan x brklookup x var breakpoints var_fraction_ret ceil x cfilter condition x filter TY cfiter condition x min max fiter Units NONE NONE Auto Scaling amp ff 100 Dec Places Auto Sample Rate LE io User Sample Offset n Name Create a channel name for your maths channel Must not contain these characters Full Stop Less than lt Forward slash More than gt Back slash Vertical bar Colon Quotation marks Life Racing Ltd Page 12 of 24 Graph Expression Type your maths expression here Expressions can include any monitoring item or other maths channel Take care when adding channels as they are case sensitive Error hints will appear when the expression is invalid Right click this box to cut copy or paste Functions This list contains all functions available in alphabetical order Highlighting a function will display an explanation Double clicking or using the lt Space gt bar wi
18. rea The most commonly used toggles are also available directly under the Options menu to allow quick key presses Time Distance Toggle Interpolate Toggle Key Style Toggle Cursor Options Cursor options are found under Options Cursor Options Enable Cursor Acceleration Continuously speed up cursor movement the longer an arrow key is held Limit Cursor Acceleration Limit the cursor to a finite speed chosen with the scroll bar Channel Info Tooltip Display channel name and value at the point the mouse cursor is hovering over Right Mouse Zooming Allow or disable selection zooming by dragging with the right mouse button Cursor Crosshair Toggle the horizontal crosshair This line will follow the value of the selected channel at the cursor time position Manual Cursor Crosshair Crosshair follows mouse pointer rather than data values 5 4 Concatenated File Options Concatenated file options can be found under Options Concatenated File Options Enable default concatenation actions Enable to skip dialogue options during concatenation Preserve time gaps Keep gaps between log files automatically Collapse time gaps Eliminates gaps between log files automatically Life Racing Ltd Page 22 of 24 Options 5 5 Global Options Black on White colour scheme Toggle the colour scheme of all Life Racing applications between a white background and a black background The best option will be dependent on screen quality ambie
19. rectory per session tory Irec lt Downloaded Data K Use directory per device EF Use directory per session Life Racing Ltd Page 7 of 24 Graph 3 Graph The graph is the primary display tool It plots selected channels across the duration of the session by either distance or time Toggled in the Options menu A cursor is used to navigate the data Above the graph numerical values at the current cursor location are given for time distance and the selected channel Placing a marker will also give delta values between the marker and cursor locations Optional visual aids include a crosshair at the highlighted channel data point an average value or the minimum and maximum values for the visible data and more These can be toggled in the Options menu Annotations will appear as dashed vertical lines at the selected sample location Hover the mouse over these to display the text Time 02 02 06 592 Dat 0 195829 pm 3754 Deka 0 03 015 Deka 0 0713902 Deka 1248 Annotation Example 3614 0 02 02 000 0 02 04 000 0 02 06 000 0 02 08 000 0 02 10 000 0 02 12 000 0 02 14 000 Life Racing Ltd Page 8 of 24 3 1 Navigation Graph The graphical area is designed to allow quick and easy navigation of potentially large amounts of data Both the keyboard and mouse can be used individually or together to achieve this Mouse Left Click Right Click Left Drag Right Drag Scroll Ctrl Scroll Double
20. t Save Saving a file will allow concatenated files to be permanently saved as a single file and any annotations or comments stored To save select File Save then CREATE for a new folder in the current location or SELECT to confirm the current folder as the desired location and then enter a new filename Select Rename to overwrite the current file with a new name Default filename contains date and time at engine start plus time to beginning of logging ECU serial number and working directory stamp Select save as Logging conFig to retrieve an LRL file with the original logging configuration This is useful when the original file is lost or unavailable Life Racing Ltd Page 4 of 24 Files Export Exporting a file will only export the selected channels in the visible time frame Use zoom to Selection to select this time frame Select File export To to export data as a text file txt or csv or as an LRD file under the same security as the original file or as an unprotected generic file Print Select File Print to print the current display including cursor location and values 2 3 Working Directory The working directory is maintained across all Life Racing applications and can be edited in LifeCal LifeCfg LifeData LifeView and PduSetup To change the current working directory select Working directory under File Use CREATE to create a new folder in the current location Use SELECT to select the current location as the new wor
21. t logging state Menu Shortcuts Life Racing applications are intended for quick operation without the use of a mouse for improved usability in the pit lane All menu buttons can therefore be reached using keyboard shortcuts Each option has an underlined letter identifying its shortcut key or the shortcut displayed to the left Dialogue boxes can be navigated with the arrow keys The lt Spacebar gt can be used to select while lt Enter gt and lt Esc gt are used as OK and CANCEL respectively Life Racing Ltd Page 2 of 24 Files 2 Files 2 1 Load Import LRD To load data select File Load and locate the chosen file File name and size is displayed as well as a time bar that shows the timing in comparison to other files in the same folder Time bars will alternate in colour for different sessions determined by the time difference between them Highlight a file to display further details including device details lap details and any comments Multiple files can be opened at once and stitched together concatenated in the software with or without time gaps This is done using the lt Shift gt key to select consecutive files A dashed line in the graphical display indicates the beginning of a new data set Select File Load anOther to overlay multiple files on the same display to allow comparisons Overlaid files can also be concatenated Example B LRD DT Example ALRD Es Example 3 LR Example 1 LR DESKTOP WORKING
22. the colour set in the Key Item ranges and the number of ranges can be altered with the appropriate buttons Select Print to print report Dock to add report to the worksheet and OK to close Once docked the active range at the cursor location will be highlighted tps1 0 0 0 to 10 0 24 3 tpsi 1 0 0 to 10 0 24 7 tps1 0 10 0 to 20 0 tps1 1 10 0 to 20 0 4 6 4 3 tps1 0 20 0 to 30 0 Ze tpsi 1 20 0 to 30 0 4 7 1 7 2 3 tpsi 0 30 0 to 40 0 tpsi 1 30 0 to 40 0 tps1 0 40 0 to 50 0 1 1 tpsi 1 40 0 to 50 0 2 0 tpsi 0 50 0 to 60 0 tpsi 1 50 0 to 60 0 tpsi 1 60 0 to 70 0 tpsi 0 70 0 to 80 0 0 9 1 2 tpsi 0 60 0 to 70 0 0 8 0 9 0 8 tpsi 1 70 0 to 80 0 1 0 tps1 0 80 0 to 90 0 1 5 tpsi 1 80 0 to 90 0 1 2 tps1 0 90 0 to 100 0 59 1 tpsi 1 90 0 to 100 0 57 7 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 Add Item Remove Item E Life Racing Ltd Page 17 of 24 4 2 4 2D Histogram Worksheet A 2 Dimensional Histogram shows percentages like the normal histogram but measures two parameters Each parameter can have its ranges individually altered by selecting that item Save commonly used items and ranges as favourites to quickly reload them when required Colours are graded for easier visualization Select Copy to place the table values in the clipboard This can then be pasted into another application such as M
23. the same scale as the first but be displayed in a different colour A Z axis utilizes colour banding to display different values 7500 7000 6500 6000 5500 5000 4500 4000 rpm 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 80 0 90 0 100 0 110 0 120 0 130 0 140 0 vehicleSpeed age Add fav Options print Dock Ok ech Life Racing Ltd Page 16 of 24 Worksheet The same channels from different files can be overlaid under Options Toggle Overlay Mode Each file will display in a different colour Select Reverse Overlay Order to change which file is viewed on top Overlay mode only works for a single Y axis and no Z axis The plot can be resized by either zooming or moving the scales in the same way as the main graph Right click the scales for more precise control When data is highly magnified or when there are fewer data points it is recommended that intensity is increased for easier viewing under Options Intensity Colour can also be changed to greyscale with the Toggle Colour Grey option This cannot be toggled when overlay or multiple Y axes are being used Save an XY plot layout as a favourite to quickly reload them when required Select Print to print report Dock to add report to the worksheet and OK to close 4 2 3 Histogram A histogram shows the percentage of time an item is within certain value ranges Added items will be displayed in
24. ttle Position On Load Vehicle Speed kph 60 0 Engine Run Time s 174103 41 Engine On Load Time s 96948 63 Engine On Load Cycles 3827392 Distance Travelled km 3741 53 Number of Off Load Overrevs Maximum Off Load Engine Speed rpm Number of On Load Overrevs Maximum On Load Engine Speed rpm Number of Lap Beacons Number of Engine Oil Pressure Dips Number of Engine Oil Pressure Trips Number of Crank Case Pressure Trips Number of Engine Oil Temperature Trips Number of Engine Coolant Temperature Trips Number of Fuel Pressure Trips Number of Low Battery Voltage Trips Number of Lean On Load Trips gt Minimum Engine Coolant Temperature C gt Minimum Engine Oil Temperature C gt Minimum Engine Oil Pressure mBar gt On Load Engine Coolant Temperature s gt On Load Engine Oil Temperature s gt On Load Engine Oil Pressure s gt On Load Battery Voltage s Maximum ECU Temperature C 450 Logbook Comment NO COMMENT SET Select Export to save a text file containing the currently displayed information whether it is the overall record or an individual run Select exportAll for a text file including all runs and the overall record Select Run Sheet for a tab delaminated text file containing every run This is the easiest exportation for loading in another program Selecting change Units will change the units of the entire unit group Note that this change will also affect normal LifeView channels 2 2 Save Expor

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