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2.6 Logs and Sessions
Different from other data logging products, LogWorks organizes the acquired data in logs and
sessions. A session is a contiguous data set. This means there is no interruption in the data
stream and all data points are spaced equally in time (81.92ms apart). Each time you start
logging, a new session is created and the session ends when the logging stream is stopped.
A log is a collection of sessions. In a typical qualifying race or tuning session multiple runs are
made, and each run is data logged. LogWorks conveniently organizes these runs into a common
log. The sessions in a log are numbered from 1 through x. Typically they are sequential in time,
starting with the oldest session as session 1 and so on. Each log can be stored in a separate file
on the computer. Each session can be renamed so it does reflect something more meaningful
than just a numbered sequence.
In addition each log contains the information on how to convert the digitized numbers (see
Logging engine data) into the original quantities. These so called channel settings apply to all
sessions in a log.
LogWorks distinguishes three different kinds of logs:
a) Real-time log
This is a log created by connecting a computer to the MTS log-chain and recording the real-time
data stream from the MTS devices to the computers hard drive. New sessions can be added at
any time by starting to record the serial stream.
Only one real-time log can be open at any time.
The current real-time input settings apply to the real-time log.
b) LM-1 log
This is a log created by downloading log data from the LM-1’s internal memory, but not yet stored
in a file. Only one LM-1 log can be open at any time. The current real-time input settings apply to
LM-1 log.
The LM-1 has to be the first device in a log-chain. Therefore the only channels it can
see are its own AFR channel and the 5 channels on its Aux input. The LM-1 can NOT
record any other channels downstream in the log-chain.
c) File logs
File logs are data files created by LogWorks when saving a real-time log or a LM-1 log. Up to 30
such logs can be opened by LogWorks concurrently. LogWorks stores logs in either of two file
formats:
Log files (file extension .log)
Or
DIF files (file extension .dif)
- LogWorks 3 1
- 1 Overview 6
- 1.2 Manual Conventions 7
- 1.3 Manual Overview 8
- 1.4 LogWorks Overview 9
- 2 Logging engine data 11
- Higher logging speeds 12
- 2.1.3 Logging resolution 13
- 2.3 Sensor Hookup 15
- 2.5 LogWorks Channels 18
- 2.5.2 Bit channels 19
- LogWorks3_Manual_1.01.doc 20
- 2.6 Logs and Sessions 21
- 2.7.2 LM1 Log Files Folder 22
- 2.7.3 LWSettings Folder 23
- 3 Starting up LogWorks 24
- 4.2.1 Thermistor circuit 35
- 5 LogWorks Gauges 40
- 5.2 LogWorks gauge types 41
- 5.2.2 Vector gauge 42
- 5.2.3 Indicator Light 42
- 5.3.1 Selecting a gauge 42
- Gauges->Add new Gauge 43
- Gauges->Edit gauge 43
- 5.4 Skins and colors 45
- 5.4.1 Backgrounds 46
- 5.5.1 Changing gauge size 47
- 5.5.2 Aligning gauges 47
- Gauges->Reset Min/Max 48
- 5.8 Full Screen Mode 49
- 6.2 Real time logging 50
- File->Stop Recording 51
- File->Record New Session 51
- File->Log Trigger Setup… 51
- Trigger Stop Condition Setup 52
- 6.3 Real time Math channels 55
- 6.5.1 Downloading LM-1 data 56
- 6.7 And Further 58
- 7.1 The Log Window 59
- 7.2 Navigating Logs 61
- 7.2.5 Measuring 62
- 7.2.6 Identifying Channels 63
- 7.2.7 Marker Lines 63
- 7.3.1 The scale pane 64
- 7.3.3 Smoothing channels 65
- 7.3.5 Deleting channels 66
- 7.3.6 Configuring Channels 67
- 7.3.7 Math Channels 67
- 7.3.8 Channel Templates 67
- Templates->Template name 68
- 7.4.1 Inverting a selection 69
- Edit->Goto Next Selection 71
- 7.5 Working with Sessions 72
- Moving a Note 73
- Viewing a Note 73
- Editing a Note 73
- Deleting a Note 73
- 7.5.4 Copying and Pasting 75
- 7.5.5 Overlays 75
- To remove the overlay 76
- 7.6.2 Printing Logs 77
- 7.7.1 Playback 78
- 7.7.2 Statistics Views 79
- View->New XY Plot… 80
- 7.7.4 Opening 3D charts 81
- 8 X-Y Plots 83
- X-axis->Channel Name 84
- Y-axis->Channel Name 84
- Y-axis->Show/Hide… 84
- 8.1.1 XY - Templates 85
- 8.3 X-Y Plot representation 86
- 8.3.3 Text Table View 87
- 8.4.3 Scrolling 88
- 8.5 Marker Lines 89
- 8.6 Min Max Info 89
- 8.7 Channel Identification 90
- 8.8 Polar Coordinates 90
- 9 3D charts and graphs 93
- 9.2.1 Locking a chart 94
- Edit->Paste Settings 96
- Table->Table Setup… 96
- 9.4 Chart Templates 97
- 9.5 Colorizing a chart 98
- 9.6 User sub-charts 99
- 9.6.5 Blending ranges 100
- 9.8 Overlaying charts 101
- View->Overlay view Off 102
- View->View as graph 103
- 9.9.2 Glyphs 106
- 9.9.3 Overlays on 3D graphs 107
- Table->Chart Calculator… 108
- 10 Math Trace Calculator 111
- 10.1 Calculator basics 112
- 10.2 Asking for user data 113
- 10.6 Dealing with units 119
- 10.8 Chart Calculator 122
- 11 LogWorks Libraries 124
- 11.2.2 Density and VE 126
- 11.2.3 Power calculations 126
- 11.4 Library file format 128
- 11.4.3 Description comment 129
- 12 LogWorks Plug-ins 130
- 13.1.2 Pressure conventions 131
- 15.1.1 Diodes 138
- 15.1.2 IC’s 138
- 15.1.3 Resistors 138
- 15.1.4 Capacitors (Caps) 139
- 15.4 Using Thermocouples 142
- 16 Revision History 145
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