Combined Editor Context Menu

To open this dialog box, in the Experiment Environment right-click in a Combined Editor Window.

This menu contains the following functions:

Decrement

Decrements the data by a default value.

Increment

Increments the data by a default value.

Add Offset

Increases or decreases the data by a certain value.

Multiply by Factor

Multiplies the data by a certain value.

Divide by a Divisor

Divides the data by a certain value.

Fill with Values

Replaces the data by a certain value.

Reset to Reference Page Value

Complete Map	Resets the values in all fields to their reference page values.
Selected Area	Resets the values in the marked fields to their reference page values.

X Axis (Curves and Maps)

X Supporting Points Setup	Opens the X Axis Points Setup dialog box. Here you can enter the offset and distance values.
Decrement x axis point	Decrements the axis by the default value.
Increment x axis point	Increments the axis by the default value.
Edit x axis point	Opens the Edit X Axis Points dialog box. Here you can enter the new value. Make sure that the new value lies within the monotony.
Add x axis point	Adds an axis point to the x axis.
Remove x axis point	Removes an axis point.

y Axis (Maps Only)

y Supporting Points Setup	Opens the y axis Points Setup dialog box. Here you can enter the offset and distance values.
Decrement y axis point	Decrements the axis by the default value.
Increment y axis point	Increments the axis by the default value.
Edit y axis point	Opens the Edit y axis Points dialog box. Here you can enter the new value. Make sure that the new value lies within the monotony.
Add y axis point	Adds an axis point to the y axis.
Remove y axis point	Removes an axis point.

z Axis or -1/-2 (Only for Maps with Three or Four Input Parameters)

z axis Supporting Points Setup	Opens the z axis Points Setup dialog box. Here you can enter the offset and distance values.
Decrement z axis point	Decrements the axis by the default value.
Increment z axis point	Increments the axis by the default value.
Edit z axis point	Opens the Edit z axis Points dialog box. Here you can enter the new value. Make sure that the new value lies within the monotony.
Add z axis point	Adds an axis point to the z axis.
Remove z axis point	Removes an axis point.

Copy

Copies the data settings to the clipboard.

Paste

Inserts the data settings from the clipboard.

Optimize Column Size

Adapts the width of the table cells to the content.

Optimize Window Size

Adapts the window to the screen size for optimum display. Ideally, the column width should be such that all contents are fully visible and, where possible, the complete table is shown.

Set Editor on Process Point

Shows the current process point in the editor.

Note
Features related to process point display do not support multidimensional maps, which means maps with three or more inputs.

Transform

Starts the transformation process described in the A2L file.

The ASAM MCD2 MC standards defines transformer DLL files for special conversion methods. If no valid DLL entries are present, it is displayed on the Monitor window.

Clear Process Point History

Deletes the history of the process point.

Note
Features related to process point display do not support multidimensional maps, which means maps with three or more inputs.

Overlay Selection

This setting only takes effect on curves and 2D maps.

Opens the dialog box Overlay Selection Dialog in which you can select the curves to be displayed overlaid.

Limited Emulation RAM

When you are using Limited Emulation RAM functionality, you might want to calibrate more variables than can be emulated at a time. In this case all variables which have not been emulated get write protected and are displayed in gray. If you want to calibrate currently write-protected variables, you can use this sub-menu. Selecting a sub-menu item will reconfigure the emulation RAM with focus on the corresponding variables.

Try to emulate all variables	INCA tries to emulate all variables that are part of the current calibration instrument.
Try to emulate selected variables	INCA tries to emulate all variables that are selected in the current calibration instrument.

Note
When the emulation RAM shall be changed, INCA asks you to switch to the ECU reference page beforehand. INCA will only reconfigure the emulation RAM if all of the corresponding variables can be emulated; if this is not possible, no reconfiguration will take place. In this case you can free the emulation RAM by flashing the INCA Working Page to the ECU.

Note

When the emulation RAM shall be changed, INCA asks you to switch to the ECU reference page beforehand.

INCA will only reconfigure the emulation RAM if all of the corresponding variables can be emulated; if this is not possible, no reconfiguration will take place. In this case you can free the emulation RAM by flashing the INCA Working Page to the ECU.

For detailed information see the PDF document Serial (X)ETK Calibration Concepts — Limited Emulation RAM, which you can find in the Manuals folder of your INCA installation.

Data Quality Management

Note
These menu functions are only available if the add-on module QM-BASIC was installed.

Contains menu functions for the calibration history entries of the current variable:

Edit last history entry	Opens a dialog box in which you can edit the previous status entry.
Create new history entry	Opens a dialog box in which you can create a new status entry.
Browse calibration history	Opens a dialog box in which your status history is displayed.

Adaptive Characteristics

Contains menu functions for editing adaptive characteristics:

Write to PaCo File	Opens a dialog box in which you can select the adaptive parameters whose values you want to save in a PaCo file.
Write to CDF File	Opens a dialog box in which you can select the adaptive parameters whose values you want to save in a CDF file.
Write to CVX File	Opens a dialog box in which you can select the adaptive parameters whose values you want to save in a CVX file.
Write to DCM File	Opens a dialog box in which you can select the adaptive parameters whose values you want to save in a DCM file.
Read Adapt. Characteristics from File	Opens a dialog box in which you can select a file from which you want to read the adaptive parameters.

Add Variable

Adds another variable to the window.

Remove Variable

Removes a variable from the window.

Copy Variable to Window

Copies one or more variables to another window.

Move Variable to Window

Moves one or more variables to another window.

Copy Name(s)

Copies variable names to the clipboard, see Copying Variable Names.

About Variable

Opens the About Variable dialog box.

Variable Documentation

Opens the Variable Documentation.

Properties

Opens the Properties dialog box.