Lap tables: ranges, metrics and display

Steps

1. 1

   Choose recordings and a range

   The recording button reads Follow · or Fixed · with the recording name; open it to choose Follow current or Fixed selection and tick up to 8 recordings. Then pick a range tab: Full lap, Sectors, Corner or Straight.

2. 2

   Add metrics

   Click + (Add metric). Choose a Channel (recorded, calculated or a state), a Value method such as Minimum value, Maximum sample value, Sample mean or Maximum absolute value, and Position and range. Tick Add statistics together for several columns at once, then click Add metric. Its Sectors tab adds sector times as columns (S1… or Add all sectors); without calibration, an AiM XRK recording can fill them from the logger's split times.

3. 3

   Edit columns

   Click a heading to edit the metric: Display unit, Comparison (Automatic, Compare magnitude, Lower is better or Higher is better), Column name, Ascending ↑ or Descending ↓, Hide or Delete, then Save metric. Drag headings to reorder.

4. 4

   Pick laps and the reference

   In ⋯ (Lap table options), Show laps chooses up to 128 laps (All valid laps or Clear) and Reference lap sets the baseline for deltas.

5. 5

   Filter and lay out

   Table filters limits the samples used (Channel conditions) and the laps shown (Result filters), up to 4 of each. Regions as rows, laps as columns flips the table; Appearance sets colors, text size and Visible content.

6. 6

   Go to the data

   Click a lap number or a value to locate it in the plots; a lap from another recording switches recording. Right-click a lap number of the current recording to assign its rider in Record info.