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'''!MonitorEngine''' This !UseCase describes the Driver monitoring the engine state while driving. ---- The !UseCase starts when the Driver connects the computer, starts the software, and enables the ignition. The software displays engine runtim information in realtime, in a familiar and visually appealing manner. This will be as gauges or illuminated icons as most appropriate, and as most often used on existing car dashboards. The following information is displayed: * Engine speed in revolutions per minute * Coolant temperature in celsius * Ignition advance in degrees * Lambda in lambda units * Exhaust gas temperature in celsius * Manifold air pressure in bar * Manifold air temperature in celsius * Throttle position in percent * Injector duty cycle in milliseconds (or percent?) * Total enrichment in percent * Knock as a lamp * Wideband lambda activation as a lamp * Nitrous solendoid activation as a lamp * Coolant fan activation as a lamp * Water pump activation as a lamp * RPM limiting as a lamp ''Anything else wanted or needed?'' The display is updated continuously until the Driver ends the session or chooses another function within the software.
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