Predict Sample Clauses
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Predict. The predict button forces a prediction that will be displayed to the title bar of the race log window if all information required is available. If the throttle stop information is left out, it will automatically be omitted from the race log prediction and you will only get an ET prediction. Looking at the screen capture of this race log, you can see the page identifier (▇▇▇), the ET calculation (10.9606), and a suggested TS setting to run a 10.90 a (6.1689). This helps demonstrate some of the uniqueness of how predictions and pages work. Looking at the title bar for a given race log view, you will always be able to see what is going to be sent to the pager if pager predictions are turned on. Also, you will quickly realize after using the software that you are completely unlimited to the amount of predictions you may want to calculate simultaneously for a given race. As long as you turn pager predictions off, you will be able to load as many instances of the same log file as you want for a greater insight as to how close all predictions are for any given run you may have logged information for. However, this can quickly get out of hand and bring you closer to information overload making it more difficult to make good decisions in a relatively short amount of time (assuming you are approaching that winner circle). This is why AltaWeather comes with a weather server that allows you to connect as many AltaWeather applications to a single weather station. Only one system is allowed to send messages to the pager, but you can have an unlimited number of connections to your weather system. This allows you to relocate all extra data gathering views to another screen with dual displays or a computer with an additional AltaWeather license. If you would like to learn more about these advanced features, visit the advanced topics section of this manual.
Predict. The predict button will force a prediction the title bar of that race log view. Click this button if you have made modifications to the logged data. Note: The title bar always contains the message sent to the AltaCom paging unit. Clicking the Predict button from the applications toolbar will force all open race logs to update their predictions. The file options section of the menu bar allows you to create a new race log, open a race log, close a race log or view, save / save as / save all race logs, export race log data to Microsoft’s Excel, or exit the application. Clicking the New Race Log option will create a standard default race log. If defaults have been set using the configuration option, it is possible to select a user defined race log that will be created with the default preferences set by the user. The defined race log is uniquely identified by its page identifier. Open a previously saved race log Note: The open dialog will always open in the directory last selected by the user. Close the currently active race log or graphical view Save the currently selected race log Save As Save the currently selected race log with the option of changing the default filename. Note: It is smart to create a directory structure that further helps in the organization of your AltaWeather Race Log Files for the different racecars or drivers you may have. Save all open race log files Export the currently selected race log file to an excel template of your choice. Excel templates are defined for use in the configuration section of the software. Note: You can submit your custom templates to ▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Use the included HoustonEngine (▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) template as a general guideline as to how to create excel templates useful for you.
Predict. The toolbar predict button will force a prediction for all open race logs at that given moment. Note: Perditions will not change unless there is a weather change or a parameter change. Currently, the system gathers weather information once every 20 seconds. A prediction is automatically calculated for each weather gathering cycle if the automatic updates option is checked.