EvoScan Scaling Factor?
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EvoScan Scaling Factor?
Does anyone know what "Scaling Factor" does in the EvoScan RequestId Editor?
Most of the time its 1, but a few items have it 0.01. No clue what it does.
Thanks.
Most of the time its 1, but a few items have it 0.01. No clue what it does.
Thanks.
It adjusts the scaling of the output.
reading*scaling = what's graphed
It doesn't affect the number logged.
Ex. For knock sum.
If it's set at 1, 1 count of knock will be 1 high.
If it's set at 10, 1 count of knock will be 10 high.
It makes it easier to see spikes of knock on your graphs when looking at other things with a larger range, like RPM.
reading*scaling = what's graphed
It doesn't affect the number logged.
Ex. For knock sum.
If it's set at 1, 1 count of knock will be 1 high.
If it's set at 10, 1 count of knock will be 10 high.
It makes it easier to see spikes of knock on your graphs when looking at other things with a larger range, like RPM.
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