Dynojet WinPEP 7 - Manual (Page 164)

WinPEP 7 User Guide
G L O S S A R Y
Glossary-4
STD: Standard correction factor.
Step Size: The amount of the increase or decrease
in the set point value.
Step Testing: The dyno load control is set up to
physically stop the vehicle at specified points in
speed or RPM. Data is collected at these points
during the test and displayed on the graphs at
those points only.
Sweep Testing: The vehicle is allowed to accelerate
through the test window. Data is collected
through the entire acceleration period and
graphed as a complete data set.
Tabs: Many dialog boxes provide multiple functions
through tabs. By clicking a tab icon, you can
display different sets of controls.
Tach Redline: Or RMP redline, is the max engine
speed at which it is safe to run the engine.
Tachometer: Engine speed display.
Template: Templates allow the user to save and
restore specific views. Each view is a
combination of gauges, bars, trend line graphs,
LEDs, and digital displays.
Tire Speed Rating: The maximum safe speed for the
tire’s rating and condition.
Toolbar: A dockable bar that contains shortcuts to
menu commands and commonly used features.
Torque: The measure of a force that is producing a
twisting effect about an axis.
TreeView: The area that displays a tree structure for
viewing dyno runs allowing access to the runs
from a enhanced Windows® tree format.
Trend Graph: A type of gauge that displays the
values of one or more data channels with respect
to time. A horizontal line is drawn for each data
channel. Length corresponds to time while
height corresponds to the current value of the
data channel.
UnZoom: Returns the viewing area to the previous
magnification.
Valid Channel: There are four valid Load Control
channels: Engine Speed (RPM), Speed,
%Braking, and Engine Torque.
Valid Gauge: A valid Load Control gauge displays
only one channel such as the Round, Half,
Vertical Bar, and Horizontal Bar, and is
connected to a valid channel. See Valid Channel.
Vertical Cursor: The vertical cursor places a vertical
line over the data that displays the values where
the vertical line intersects the graphed channel
(or data).
Vertical Bar Gauge: A type of gauge that displays
the current value of a data channel as a vertical
bar. The height of the bar indicates the current
value of a data channel.
Vertical Multi-Bar Gauge: A type of gauge that
displays current data channel values as one or
more vertical bars. The height of the bars
indicates the current value of one or more data
channels.
WinPEP 7: Dynojet’s performance evaluation
program.
X Axis: A horizontal line displaying x values.
Y Axis: One of six possible vertical edges of the
graph holding channel data relating to the x axis.
In order to display data on the two dimensional
graph, an x point and a corresponding y point
are needed. Gaps in the data lines, or lack of
lines, are caused by lack of data.
Zoom Mode: Changes the magnification level in the
graph display.