1. Digital Sensor screen
2. Line Graph screen
3. Replay screen
4. Stored Fault Codes screen
5. Diagnostic Tests screen

*Note - Before the first two screens can be implemented, 1 or more sensors must be selected in the Sensor Selection screen.

After selecting sensors, the user can save up to 4 sets of sensors by clicking set. Choose the sensors you would like, then click one of the 4 buttons circled to the right. You can now press these buttons at this screen to bring up any of the 4 sets you have programmed.

*Note - To show the Boost field, you must first enable it in the Preferences screen.

The large numbers in the boxes represent the current reading of that sensor. The numbers below that represent the peak number that the sensor hit during the session. The number in the upper-right corner of the screen is the number of samples per second that are being read.

The menu in the middle:

Clicking this button will take you back the Main Menu screen.

This button will take you back to the Sensor Selection Screen.

Clicking this button will start a logging session. Clicking it again will stop it.

This button will show the selected sensors in a Line Graph (see next box).

The bold numbers in the boxes represent the current reading of that sensor. The non-bold text represents the peak number that the sensor hit during the session. The number in the upper-right corner of the screen is the number of samples per second that are being read. The 1, 2, and 3 listed in the upper-left  corner allows the user to read 1, 2, or 3 graphs per screen. Again, the circled buttons scroll through the selected sensors. 

The menu in the middle:

Clicking this button will take you back the Main Menu screen.

This button will take you back to the Sensor Selection Screen.

Clicking this button will start a logging session. Clicking it again will stop it.

This button will show the selected sensors in a digital readout (see box above).

By selecting the replay button from the Main Menu screen, the user is presented with a list of the sessions logged. Each time and are pressed, a session is logged and will appear here. The numbers after this represent the date in month.day.year format. And then the time the log was recorded in military time.

• Buttons
  • Review - This will take you to the Replay screen of the highlighted choice.
  • Cancel - Will return you to the Main Menu screen.
  • Delete - Will delete the highlighted session. 

Goes back to the Main Menu screen.

Goes to the beginning of the log session.

While paused, steps the log backward.

Plays the log, and if pressed while playing, pauses it.

While paused, steps the log forward.

Goes to the end of the log session.

Control of the replay can also be controlled by dragging the stylus over the screen.  If it is held down in one place, it will display the readout of the sensors value where the "00000" text is.  If you move the stylus to the very right hand of the screen, it will continue to play forward while you hold it there.  If you hold the stylus at the far left of the screen, it will reverse through the log file.

Goes back to the Main Menu screen.

• Application
  • Register
  • About
• Tools
  • Car Settings
  • Preferences
  • Warnings and alarms

The register screen is where you will type in your serial number and credit card number you purchased the datalogger with.  The serial number is provided to you in an email when you download the software.  If you have not done this yet, please do so in our Software Download Area.

Clicking will return to the Main Menu screen.

This screen displays Mirage Automotive's website address, and the version number of this software. 

Clicking will return to the Main Menu screen. 

This screen has not been implemented yet.

• The first option allows the user to choose which set of sensors to immediately start logging (chosen from the Sensor Selection Screen.) This means that instead of starting at the Main Menu screen, you will begin at the Digital Sensor screen with the sensors you have selected.
• Checking the second option will only log every other sample.  This cuts log file size in half for those who have small memory sizes.
• Implementing the third option means that while in the Digital Sensor screen or Line Graph screen, you can touch anywhere on the screen to start and stop logging instead of having to click on .
• The Use EGR Signal for Boost is a new feature.  With our special kit you can now log boost through your EGR sensor wires.  Please check our product page for details on this when it becomes available for sale.

Clicking will return to the Main Menu screen. 

Begin by:

1. Selecting a sensor from the dropdown menu ().
2. Select whether this will be a warning or alarm from the next dropdown arrow.
3. Check the enable box
4. Decide if the trip will be when the value becomes less than () the specified amount or greater than ().
5. Use the arrows ( ) to select the specified value.
6. Use any combination of sound, lights, and vibrations to play when the above-specified action occurs. (These are only available on palms that support it).

Clicking will return to the Main Menu screen.