FAQs

Load Cell Calculations

In most Braked dynamometers, the brake is installed over bearings and only the load cell prevents it to turn. Then the brake torque is converted to a linear force in the load cell as a result of the TQ / Lever (meters) formula. Note that torque can run in both directions, but normally we would …

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Road Simulation Mode

Road Simulation is an ADVANCED mode, which is more intended for WLTP cycle, than for testing. Indeed Road Simulation is a kind of modified RAMP which uses a mathematical model to simulate what the vehicle should do in the road according to the instant output the vehicle performs Users that want to use Road Simulation …

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Low Power Tests

During the installation / setup process it is common that some settings are not correct which can lead to ‘absurd’ readings (very high or very low). It is important to do this check list: After the installation: It may exist differences specially in high power cars and specially on twin roller dynos High Power Cars …

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Numbers and graphs are shown “as steps” / slowly

The provided USB-RS232 adapter has a default latency which results too slow for realtime data displaying. It does not affect to the recording but makes the visualization very slow. There are two options: FTDI Port Manually setting the COM Latency to 1 ms (advanced)

Software Installation Issues

MSCOMCTL.OCX and SPView41.OCX errors A few customers reported errors when installing the Software at the point when the installer is registring some OCX controls. For instance the MSCOMCTL.OCX there are two versions, in old Sportdyno V3.5 we used the version (6.01.9782) where in current Sportdyno versions we use a more recent version (6.01.9846) and for …

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