3D Table Editor

 

 

Overview:

The 3D table view is displays the same data that is viewable in the standard Table Editor, only the data is displayed to show depth on all 3 axis’ (X, Y & Z) compared to the standard editor that displays only the X & Y axis with a numeric value for the Z axis. Typically the X, Y and Z axis’ represent the following:


Warning! Some features only Available on Registered Versions.
  1. X Axis - is usually RPM for most tables.
  2. Y Axis - Is most commonly MAP in kPa, but will often be MAP/baro, TPS ADS, MAF volts or many others depending on your setup, firmware, settings and the table you are viewing.
  3. Z Axis - Depends on the table type you are viewing, for a VE table the values will be VE (%) values, a Spark table will be the spark advance value, and AFR table the AFR and so on...

 

Usage:

The 3D editor primarily provide a visual represntation of the Z values (VE, Spark Advance, AFR...), and an easy way to adjust them as you see each value as it relates to the surrounding values. To adjust the table values, you must first select the coordinates you wish to edit, then increase or decrease the values. The selected table position will be highlighted with a red bulb:

You may move to different points on the table by clicking on them with the Mouse, or it is typically much more practical to use the keyboard for navigatation. The Hot keys to navigate are listed below. Points on the table that have been edited since you began will be highlighted with a yellow dot.

Hot Keys:




Features:




Options:

  • Smart Select Movement - When on, the arrow keys will alter the selection direction so that the right key will alwasy move to the right most point, left to the left most and so on regardless of the table roll and yaw angle. If off, the Up/Down keys will always move up and dow the Y axis, left and right key always along the X axis.
  • Show Active Table Values - When on, the selected and active Z values will be displayed on the grid.
  • Show Selected X & Y Values - When on, the selected X & Y values will be displayed along the appropriate axis.
  • Increment All Active Cells - This is off by default, but if on this only effects adjustments made when connected to a Controller and in Follow Mode. With these conditions met, increments of Z values will be applied to all table values that are currently active with a weight above the set value. This allows adjusting up to 4 table values at once if they are close enough to the active point. If off, only the selected point will be adjusted.
  • Active Weight Threhold - Only enabled if Increment All Active Cells is On. Allows for changing the weight used to determine what table values or Cells are adjusted. Valid values are 0 - 100% where 0% would always allow all 4 points adjust, 100% would only allow 1 point to move if it had a dead on hit.
  • Select Active Color - Allows youto change the color of the Active Point and Active text. By default the Active Point will be seen as a blue ball
  • Select Selected Color - Allows youto change the color of the Selected Point and Selected text. By default the Selected Point will be seen as a red ball
  • CTRL Increment By - When depressing the CTRL key while adjusting table values, they will adjust by multiple values (default 5), this option allows you to change the multiple.


©2010 EFIAnalytics.com