Haltech E6S User Manual

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4.7.4 Percentage Changes -

¦p

¦p

¦p

¦p


Using this function will prompt you to enter a percentage change to the selected bars. An entry
of "20" will increase each bar by 20%, while an entry of "-15" will decrease the bars by 15%.
This change only affects the highlighted bar(s).

4.7.5 Linearise -

¦l

¦l

¦l

¦l


When a group of bars is selected (more than two), this function can be used to set the values
between the end points. Highlight the bars between two load points that are known to be

correct and press

¦l

¦l

¦l

¦l

. The programming software will automatically adjust all the bars

between the two end points to form a straight line. This feature facilitates fast programming
and the smoothing of maps.

4.7.6 Numeric Mode -

¦n

¦n

¦n

¦n


This will take you into numerical mode, displaying the map as a spreadsheet. This mode is
available if wanted, but graphical mapping is recommended as it is much easier to use. To exit

from Numeric Mode and go back to using the maps press the

°

°

°

°

key.

4.7.7 Bar Increments -

¦i

¦i

¦i

¦i

The Up and Down arrows,

£

£

£

£

¢

¢

¢

¢

, normally change the bar height in the maps by a pre-

determined amount, usually the smallest possible increment. PgUp and PgDn change the bars
also by a pre-determined amount. These increments (the value of the keystroke) can be

changed by the user.

¦i

¦i

¦i

¦i

will bring you to a screen where the increments themselves can

be changed.

Normally, the bars are altered by adding or subtracting a fixed amount. The adjustment keys

may instead apply a percentage change on each keystroke.

¦p

¦p

¦p

¦p

on the Bar Increment

Screen will switch to percentage increments,

§f

§f

§f

§f

will return you to fixed increments.

¦l

¦l

¦l

¦l

will space out increments evenly between the Up/Down Arrows field and the Ctrl

PgUp/PgDn field.

4.7.8 Help Function -

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¦h

¦h

¦h

A simple help screen can be pulled up at any time by pressing

¦h

¦h

¦h

¦h

. All key commands are

summarised and listed here.

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