Mazda Training manual — part 49

Using IDS

Curriculum Training

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The Order button

is used to move a signal to a different position. To do this, the

required signal must be selected, then the Order button is pressed followed by selection
of the point on the screen at which the signal is to appear.

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The size with which selected signals are displayed on the vertical axis can be changed

with the Zoom buttons

or

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The Clear button

is used to delete the grey lines which appear on the left and

right-hand sides next to the blue lines, when the line-type display is selected.

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If no signal is selected (click the selected item once more to deselect), the Zoom buttons

appear for the horizontal axis. Clicking these buttons changes the timescale

for all the signals in the range of 1…120 s.

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The Camera button

serves to record data, i.e. clicking it starts a recording. The

recording time can be preset with the aid of the Capture Buffer Setup button

in the

range of 8…120 s (default setting 15 s). Here, the pre- and post-trigger times can also be
changed depending on the recording time.

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The recorded data can be viewed in the Playback menu (refer to the section “Playback”).

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Capture Buffer Setup Screen

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The OSC (Output State Control) mode button

is used to change certain output

signals. The output signals which can be changed by means of the IDS are marked with
a “#” symbol. After selection of the desired PID and pressing the OSC mode button,
further buttons appear in the side button control bar.

When the Activate Control Position button

is pressed, it is possible to change or

overwrite the values using the Plus

or Minus

buttons (e.g. increase or

reduce the idle speed).

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When the PID has been activated in the OSC mode, various characters can appear
behind the signal name instead of the “#” symbol:

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The “=” indicates that the signal is in the OSC mode with feedback from the module.

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The “@” means that the signal is in the OSC mode without feedback from the
module.

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The “!” indicates that controlling the PID in question is currently not possible because
of incorrect conditions.

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When several signals are changed, these can be deleted simultaneously with the

Clear button

. All the values return to “normal” when the user exits from the OSC

mode or from the Datalogger.