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08-09-2011, 10:48 PM | #1 |
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IAT Procede Settings
My IATS are stuck at 130 degrees, Im trying to get them to read in Fahrenheit. Does anyone know what settings to put in. Im running the 7-29 betas
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08-10-2011, 12:36 AM | #2 |
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OK. I'll give this a shot.
Create a log file that has Inlet Air Temperature in the log. Next view the log file using Vishnu Analysis. Then click the "View" menu item and then click "Math Channels". A dialog box will open. Click the "Create" button and enter a name for the channel like "Inlet Air Temp F". Toward the bottom of the screen you'll see a buttons labeled A to H. These are variables used to represent channels in your formula. Click on the button labeled A and select "Inlet Air Temp" from the list of avaialble channels. Next type the formula to convert degrees C to degrees F in the Function text box... A*9/5+32. Finally click the "Save Channel" button. This process updates a file named "math_channel.ini" that resides in the same folder as "Vishnu_Analysis.exe" file. You can now select this newly created math channel in your log analysis / graphs. Let me know how it goes. I could create a few screen shots if needed.
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08-10-2011, 12:58 AM | #3 |
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wow learned something new... complicated, but works.
OP you can change the converted min / max in the data properties to the equivalent F values. this will log in Fahrenheit. |
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