Dynojet WinPEP 7 - Manual (Page 52)

WinPEP 7 User Guide
C H A P T E R 3
The WinPEP 7 Menu Bar
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T OOLS M ENU
Restore All Defaults—restores all settings to default.
MakeRun Options—the different MakeRun options are discussed below. Many of
these options are covered in greater detail later in this guide.
• MakeRun Configuration — displays the MakeRun Configuration dialog box.
• PID Coefficients — displays the
PID Coefficients dialog box.
• Torque Cell Calibration — launches the Torque Cell Calibration Wizard. This
wizard displays step by step instructions for calibrating the torque cell. Refer
to Appendix A for more information on calibrating the torque cell.
• Analog Configuration — displays the Analog Configuration dialog box. Refer
to Appendix D for more information.
• Dyno Electronics Information — displays information about the dyno
electronics.
• Edit Mode — lets you modify and add gauges to the MakeRun screen.
• Template Options — displays the Template Options dialog box used to
configure the gauges on the MakeRun screen.
• Gauge Configuration — displays the Gauge Configuration dialog box used to
edit all gauges currently displayed on the MakeRun screen.
• Dyno Port — lets you select the com (communications) port used to
communicate with the dyno electronics.
Graph Options—Displays a list of the options available while in the Graph screen.
Refer to page 7-5 for more information.
• Mouse Mode — changes the mouse between point, pan, and zoom mode.
• Cursor Options — determines what will be displayed (run name, channel
name) and what font size along with the intersection values.
• Cursor — turns the vertical cursor on and off. The cursor places a vertical line
on the graph that will display the values where the line intersects the graphed
runs.
• Rescale — resets the scale of the graph to standard.
• UnZoom — returns the viewing area to the previous magnification.
• ReZoom — returns the viewing area to the last
unzoom magnification.
• Black & White Mode — removes all colors from the graph to help with
printing and faxing graphs.
• Reset Line Styles — resets the styles of the lines used to graph each run to
their defaults.
• Reset Colors — resets the colors of the lines used to graph each run to their
defaults.
• Force Scaling — forces left and right vertical scales to the same value. Some
graph operations will reset this option.
• Auto Scaling — allows the graph to choose an appropriate scale for the data.
Some graph operations will reset this option.
• Snap to Scale — forces left and right vertical scales to whole numbers. Some
graph operations will reset this option.