Start Data Recording using the Dialog System DiaSys (MTU Engine/ ECU-7 Diesel)

DiaSys v2.74

Figure 1.1 - Offline y(t) curve

#Start Data Recording

Starts data recording and opens a list of measured data and a Y(t) graphic.

1). Establish datalink to controller (Online). Read More: Program Startup with the Dialog System DiaSys (MTU Engine/ ECU-7 Diesel).

Figure 1.2 - Available functions (ECU-7)

2). Select Start data recording...

→Select sensor for data recording.

Figure 1.3 - Selected sensors

→Select OK.

→Display of measured data, select OK.

Figure 1.4 - Measured data

Figure 1.5 - List of measure data (Sensors)

→Select sensors for y(t) curve.

→Select OK.

Figure 1.6 - Online y(t) curve

3). Stop Recording

→Select Stop recording to stops the data recording.

→By pressing the Yes button, it is possible to save the recorded data using a specified file name.

4). Analyze measured data

→Select Evaluate recorded data...

→Open previously saved data for offline analysis in a y(t)-curve.

Figure 1.7 - Data recording

→Select Open.

→Select sensors for y(t) curve. Select OK.

This dialog is used to select sensors for display in a y(t)-curve.

Figure 1.8 - Display of measured data

Figure 1.9 - Offline y(t) curve

#Label

→Measured data - Select preferred recording

→Available sensors - Available sensors of the selected recording

→Saved graphics or lists - The saved group can be selected here

→Selected for display - List of selected sensors

(>>) - Select all available sensors

(>) - Selects the chosen 'Available sensors'. Single sensors can be selected using double-click. To mark several sensors, drag the mouse over the preferred sensors or press the Shift key to select more than one sensor.

(<) - Selects the chosen 'Selected for display'. Single sensors can be deselected using double-click. To mark several sensors, drag the mouse over the preferred sensors or press the Shift key to select more than one sensor.

(<<) - Deselect all sensors.

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