5 replies to this topic

[Antoine]

Hi All,

working for years with other data system I'm looking for a book or website where to find some tips to set up and work more quickly with Pi Toolbox.

Simple thinks like cutting a lap in sector, or find sector times and best theorical...
math channels....

and so one

Thanks for all

[Fat Boy]

Hi All,

working for years with other data system I'm looking for a book or website where to find some tips to set up and work more quickly with Pi Toolbox.

Simple thinks like cutting a lap in sector, or find sector times and best theorical...
math channels....

and so one

Thanks for all

You just have to work with it. It's very powerful, but not an intuitive keystroke in the entire damned thing. You'll be up to speed with it by the time they go on to some other piece of analysis software.

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[Ben]

You just have to work with it. It's very powerful, but not an intuitive keystroke in the entire damned thing. You'll be up to speed with it by the time they go on to some other piece of analysis software.

Visit My Website

Current least favourite thing is Toolbox - If I have multiple runs open in the same task I can't group select and hid them together I have to hide each one individually. Genius...

Ben

[dancin stu]

Hi All,

working for years with other data system I'm looking for a book or website where to find some tips to set up and work more quickly with Pi Toolbox.

Simple thinks like cutting a lap in sector, or find sector times and best theorical...
math channels....

and so one

Thanks for all

Believe it or not - especially for Pi(!) - the manual is actually very good for Toolbox and has full details of the (standard) maths engine functionality. I consider it to have the most powerful and easy to pick up maths engine out there, and the DO Wrapper is excellent

Contact anyone in the UK office off the Cosworth website and they'll send a pdf across

I would *love* to be using Toolbox at the minute...!

[Ben]

Believe it or not - especially for Pi(!) - the manual is actually very good for Toolbox and has full details of the (standard) maths engine functionality. I consider it to have the most powerful and easy to pick up maths engine out there, and the DO Wrapper is excellent

Contact anyone in the UK office off the Cosworth website and they'll send a pdf across

I would *love* to be using Toolbox at the minute...!

Hi Stu - personally I think the way Motec i2 treats units is far more intuitive and the way it graduates colour in X-Y-C plots is also better. Excel reports in Pi are cool though. I'll have a look at the DO Wrapper, whatever that is :-)

You at Le Mans?

Ben

[dancin stu]

Hi Stu - personally I think the way Motec i2 treats units is far more intuitive and the way it graduates colour in X-Y-C plots is also better. Excel reports in Pi are cool though. I'll have a look at the DO Wrapper, whatever that is :-)

You at Le Mans?

Ben

Nope, not there this year, in Canada instead

DO Wrapper allows you to access the pds file without using Toolbox from C, Matlab, VB etc, so you can build some really nice analysis tools, you'd enjoy it I am sure!