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“Tie drum sources together”: For dynos 4wd dynos with load control on both drums, this setting allows eligible load control sources (torque, or brake percent) to be set separately for both drums.

“Stop Value”: Sets the point where the run will be stopped.

“Start Value”: Sets the point where the run will start.

“Engine Speed” or “Speed”: Sets the source for starting or stopping the run.

“Automatically Start/Stop run”: Based on the following settings allows a run to be automatically started at a minimum set point and ended at a different set point without pressing any buttons.

This setting allows 1 button ending of dyno runs by automatically ending the run when the brake is pressed. This is for using load control to hold the dyno at a set point, starting sampling will disable load control and start the run.

“Turn off Load Control when run starts”.

“Enable Speed Balancing”: This setting is for 4wd dynos with load control, this keeps the speed on dyno drums close by using the load control to slow the faster drum.

“Enable Tire Speed Warning”: This setting warns the user if the dyno speed is higher than a set amount.“Enable Speed Differential Warning”: This setting is for 4wd dynos, it warns the user if the speed difference between the two drums is higher than a set amount.Setting related to a dyno’s behavior during a run can be found in the Dyno Configuration tab. All of these settings can be changed after a run is made. In addition you can check the box to disable automatic opening of new runs in Data Center. You will also set a title, notes, and file name for your run.

These will affect run file attributes that can be referenced later, and will automatically create a directory structure to keep files organized. This is the first tab shown when entering the Make Run Config screen, this allows you to set a new vehicle’s make, model, year, and customer info.

It can also be accessed by pressing ctrl+e when Dyno Control is focused. The button to access this dialog is found in the Dyno Control app’s Home ribbon tab. Almost everything needed for configuring a dyno can be found in the “Make Run Config” screen.