LAUNCH KES-200 Starting System Analysis
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Fig.4-17
Parallel wave: It is to display waveforms of several
cylinders in parallel, as shown in Fig.4-18.
Fig.4-18
Bar graph: It is to display the maximum voltage of
each cylinder in the form of the bar graph and value.
The bar graph of secondary ignition waveform is as
shown in Fig.4-19.
Fig.4-19
Parade wave: It is to display the waveforms of several
cylinders in parade mode, as shown in Fig.4-20.
Fig.4-20
8. [7. Positive/ Negative]
It is to select the polarity of discharge, and only
applicable to engines with independent ignition
system or dual cylinder ignition system.
9. [0.GRID] -- To display or hide grid on the screen
10. [Current Page] – To view the currently saved
waveform in the extended function menu
KES-200 can automatically save up to 50 pages of
waveforms and stop when pressing [0.Hold]. The user
can press [3.Current Page] and then use [▲] [▼]
keys to view the current waveform.
11. [7.SAVE] --To save waveforms
The function is the same as that on the oscilloscope
mode. Up to 50 pages of waveform data can be
automatically saved by KES-200. But the waveform
data will be cleared when the user exits the ignition
waveform function. To keep the waveforms for a long
time, the user must save the waveforms in the internal
memory of KES-200. The user can download the
saved waveform to PC for further analysis.
To save the data, select the memory address, and
then press [ENTER] key. The address with saved
data will be marked with the sign “ * ”.
12. [8. RCLL] --To recall saved waveform data
KES-200 has 8 addresses for storing the waveforms.
When [8.RCLL] is pressed, the eight memory
addresses will be listed. The address with saved data
is marked with the sign “ * ”.
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