DiabloSport Trinity T-1000 Comprehensive User Manual - Manual (Page 15)

DiabloSport Trinity Comprehensive User Manual Ver. 2.04 Page 15
monitoring 10‐15 parameters at once, but the Trinity has the
capability of logging many, many more.
Gauge layouts: The Gauge layout is the actual setup you create for
your gauges on the screen. It exists independently of any parameters
you have selected to log, and can be set to view different parameters
at any time. A gauge layout with pre‐selected parameters will be
helpful when you are in monitor mode since you can immediately view
the parameter data when you start the vehicle. You can save your
gauge setup as a separate file from the log you created it with.
Gauge Pages: Trinity Gauge pages allow for a few different basic
setups that you can customize. The following guidelines that should
help you create your own gauge layouts, the Trinity will fit the
following options on screen at once:
4 small style gauges (Small Radial, Small Wiper, Small Digital, or a
playback timer)
1 medium style gauge, 2 small style gauges and a horizontal slider
4 horizontal sliders
2 small style gauges and 3 horizontal sliders
1 large style gauge
Your own Custom layout!
Your placement of these gauges on the screen will determine how many
gauges are available. Each Trinity Gauge page allows only so much space
on the screen to display your virtual gauge, if you overlap gauges on the
screen, they will not display properly.
4.1- Logging with the Trinity
Step 1: To access the Trinity’s logging features touch the “Logging” button
from the main menu. Choose “Create A New Log”. Choose a layout for the
log file you are opening. Remember that the log file and the gauge layout
are independent and can be saved separately.
Step 2: You are now in the “Log Play/Record” menu and should see gauges
present on the screen. Press the “RECORD” button on the right hand side
of the Trinity screen, or use button 1. You can now choose if you would like
to monitor real time data, or record the data you are viewing. Select
“Record a New Log” and drive your vehicle.
Step 3: When you have completed your test drive you will need to save
your log file if you would like to view later. See Section 4.8 later in this
manual for more information on saving a log with Trinity.
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