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5-10 Software<br />

Graph View<br />

The graph view provides a graphical interpretation of a cam profile and allows you to edit the profile. The<br />

profile is displayed as cam points (small circles) and cam segments. The cam segments can be either linear<br />

or cubic. The graph view also displays a master axis and slave axis with labels that automatically update to<br />

a readable size. Scroll bars are provided for navigation. When the mouse pointer is placed over a cam<br />

point, an information box is displayed with the cam point information.<br />

Figure 5.9<br />

Cam Editor Graph View<br />

Grid View<br />

The grid view allows you to view and edit the master and slave coordinates of the cam points and the line<br />

type of the cam segments. The grid view has three columns labeled: Master, Slave, and Type. The cam<br />

element numbers are displayed in the far left column starting with zero. The cam segment type is<br />

displayed in the third column. A blank line is always displayed at the bottom of the grid until the last point<br />

(the grid is at maximum profile size) is entered. The blank line’s disappearance indicates that the grid is<br />

full.<br />

Figure 5.10<br />

Grid View<br />

Slope View<br />

The slope view allows you to verify the starting and ending points of a performance profile. The slope<br />

view is also the means by which you can adjust the starting and ending points of your performance profile<br />

as displayed in the graph view.<br />

Publication <strong>GMC</strong>-<strong>SG001E</strong>-<strong>EN</strong>-P — June 2001

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