Precision Turbo and Engine BigStuff3 GEN3 PRO SEFI (LS1) System Hardware & BigComm Software - Manual (Page 109)

BigStuff3 Pro SEFI System (LS1)
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The left and right arrow keys on the keyboard can be used to move the red cursor line to display
the actual engine operating parameters recorded at each point in the graph. Click the right mouse
key to get back to original Log Window screen.
77. Dash/Logging procedure to record Data Log session
1. Select Dash from the Main Window tool bar.
2. Select Configure Dash from the Dash drop down list.
3. Select Log Window from the Pick Dash drop down selection window.
4. Select the Available Signals that you want to appear in the Log Window dash. The
selected signals will also be logged when Record Log, Record Log Icon or F8 quick
key are selected. Be sure to select Scaled Load & Scaled RPM if you want to use the
Trace function to assist with the calibration of the Base Fuel and Spark Maps.
5. After selecting the Available Signals hit OK.
6. Select Dash again from the Main Window tool bar to save the Log Window dash.
7. Select Save To File from the Dash drop down list.
8. Before saving the Log Window dash, you need to navigate to the
C: Program Files/BigStuff/BigComm directory. Note: Step 8 only occurs the very first
time any Dash file is saved. Subsequent Dash file saves will automatically default to the
C: Program Files/BigStuff/BigComm directory.
9. Once you are in the C: Program Files/BigStuff/BigComm directory, you can save the Log
Window dash. You can assign a unique file name by typing the name in and clicking on
Save or save it as the “Default Dash” by clicking on Save with Default highlighted as the
file name. By selecting Default, the Log Window dash becomes one of the new dash’s in
the “Default Dash” compilation.
10. Next select Logging from the Main Window tool bar to configure the data log
parameters.
11. Select Configure Log from the Logging drop down list.
Red cursor
line