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SETTING THE USER SCALE

 

 

 

The User Scale is the amount of recording time that is displayed across the screen. Generally Racepak will set this to 

display from .5 seconds before the start of the run (-0.500), to 1.0 or 2.0 seconds beyond the typical elapsed time recorded by a 
car such as your car. Viewing the data that was recorded before or after that portion of the recording requires using the arrow 
icons to scroll forward or backward on the run. If you would like your screen to display a larger or smaller portion of the run you 
can reset your User Scale to whatever time frame you desire by following the steps below: 

Step  1: 

From the main menu bar at the top of the screen 

click  on  SETTINGS 

and then 

PREFERENCES

. This will 

bring up the Edit Preferences dialog box. 

Step  2: 

From  the  Edit  Preferences  dialog  box  locate  the  User  Scale  Begin  Time[s]:  window.  You  can 

change  the 

 

starting time of the screen display by highlighting this window and typing in the new start time. 

 
 

Step  3: 

Directly below the User Scale Begin Time is the User Scale End Time[s]: window. 

Highlight  and  type  the 

 

new end time 

in this window to reset the length of time displayed on the screen. 

Step 4: Click the OK button. 

 
 

 

 

 
 

ADDING YOUR NAME TO THE SCREEN GRAPH 

 

While you are working in the Edit Preferences dialog box you might want to add your own name to the screen graph if 

it hasn’t been done for you already. This is done in the same manner as you used to set the User Scale above. 

Step  1: 

From the main menu bar at the top of the screen 

click  on  SETTINGS 

and then 

PREFERENCES

. This will 

bring up the Edit Preferences dialog box. 

Step  2: 

From the Edit Preferences dialog box locate the User Title: window. You can change the name that appears 

on the graph screen by 

highlighting the window and typing in the name you wish to appear

 

Step 3: Click the OK button. 

Summary of Contents for V300SD

Page 1: ...Pane Sizes 13 Creating And Viewing Quick Graphs 14 Security Keys Accessing 15 Security Keys Adding 16 Adding New V Net Sensors 17 USING Viewing The Run Log Pages 18 Overlaying Run Files 19 Zoom In Zoo...

Page 2: ...recorder starts logging data so plan accordingly In most cases the V300SD recorder has far more memory than is required so it is unnecessary to delay the start of your recording until the last moment...

Page 3: ...combination of the type of recorder you have V300SD and your recorder s serial number a four digit number such as 1001 The Open dialog box will appear For users with the generic V300SD select the gen...

Page 4: ...and track by selecting the correct information from the selections list If the desired year and or track name is not on the corresponding selection list you can enter the new year or track by typing t...

Page 5: ...screen and continue Step 8 Select OK or Next depending on your configuration file Additional dialog boxes may be displayed These are part of the Run Log sections that are user programmable to allow te...

Page 6: ...ng Step 11 You should now see the real time telemetry screen on your monitor To start the program click on the Start Data Acquisition icon or click on Telemetry and then Run To start the real time ses...

Page 7: ...and click on OK Your configuration file is now open Step 5 Click on Settings then select Scan COM Ports Make sure the data logger is powered on and the communication cable is connected Step 6 A Messa...

Page 8: ...e by double clicking on the time display Step 2 Once you have set the correct time and date in your PC you can start the Racepak DataLink software In the Datalink software open your car configuration...

Page 9: ...ing when performing this task Step 1 Click the Start button on the task bar at the lower left corner of your screen Step 2 Select Settings Step 3 Select Active Desktop Step 4 Click on Customize My Des...

Page 10: ...Properties box In this box you can verify the current settings and make any necessary changes Step 8 Click Save Step 9 Close the car configuration file SETTING THE START TIME The start time or zero po...

Page 11: ...locate the User Scale Begin Time s window You can change the starting time of the screen display by highlighting this window and typing in the new start time Step 3 Directly below the User Scale Begi...

Page 12: ...d vertical lines that appear when you use the averaging feature If you are unfamiliar with this feature see Using The Averaging Feature Step 3 Experimenting with different combinations is easy Click o...

Page 13: ...hange the Graph pane size by clicking on the Graph Size box in row one and typing in the new pane size example 74 Notice that as you do this the number in the Log Size box will automatically change so...

Page 14: ...Type Quickgraph Name dialog box will appear on your screen Step 4 Click on the top window of the Select Name Quickgraph Name box Step 5 Type in the name you want to assign to the selection of channel...

Page 15: ...are in the Currently Installed Serial Numbers window of the Add Security Unlock Keys box They are in the columns titled HW Type Serial Number and Unlock Key Write these numbers down exactly as they a...

Page 16: ...new security key numbers Step 2 From the main menu bar select Security and then Show Edit Security Key List The Add Security Unlock Keys dialog box will then appear Step 3 In the Add Security Unlock K...

Page 17: ...n be identified by the file tab at the top of the screen containing your configuration number and the picture of a blue wrench Step 4 Connect the computer to the onboard recorder using the serial cabl...

Page 18: ...different screen pane percentages the chances are that at least one of the Organize Panes selection will bring the log pages and their tabs back into view Step 2 If the first method does not produce...

Page 19: ...ph lines that will be compared with another file Step 3 Click on the Open File Folder icon Step 4 Proceed as you normally would to open the file you want to compare to the one that is already displaye...

Page 20: ...ur mouse This method will magnify the area within the box to full screen view in one step Step 1 With the run file displayed on your screen locate the area you want to enlarge Step 2 With your mouse m...

Page 21: ...ursor Step 1 Open a run file Step 2 Click on the channel button to display the graph line for the function you want to average for example the Engine RPM channel Step 3 Set your screen cursor to the l...

Page 22: ...f the folders you want to open until the name of the file you want to copy is visible Step 4 Highlight the file you wish to copy Step 5 Right click on the highlighted file A drop down menu selection w...

Page 23: ...t and then a period of time to search through all of your files A rotating magnifying glass icon will indicate that the search is taking place When the search is finished a list of all files matching...

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