How to compress a monitor log?

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How to compress a monitor log?

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Is there a way to compress a 15 minute log on the data moniter to display all on the one screen.

I want to make it easier to look at changes in temperature,AFR,volts, but rather than scrolling across the whole screen, i just want to look at it like a 15 minute chunk of log but squeezed into one page... like a picture of a long log.

can it be done?
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Re: How to compress a monitor log?

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use history tables?
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Re: How to compress a monitor log?

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umm, no not like that... I meant, when you look at a long log in the moniters, it is like a mile long, I meant to shorten the length so the entire log can fit into a smaller (shorter length so i don't have to scroll the page. I'm trying to find a problem in the tune but i might have figured it out by sliding the page accross.
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Re: How to compress a monitor log?

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if you bunched it up it would be unreadable. But no, no way of doing that, that i know of.
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Re: How to compress a monitor log?

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Best bet might be to export the log and then open up using excel and plot the required data.

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