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Johann

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Hi there,

I'm currently trying to create a correct XML EPR gauge. Since you can forget the EPR Values read by FS, i'm basing it on the N1 Value and display them according to a N1 vs. EPR table on the gauge. So now I got N1 Values for different Temperatures (-20°,-10°,0°,10°). My question is (i'm currently trying but with little sucess) is it possible to define it in the gauge value section "If temperature is greater then 10 ° then rotate the Needle for 90% N1 to position x" and at the same time define "if temperature is greater then 0° but lesser then 9° then roate the needle for 90% N1 to position y"
I hope you get what I mean? Is it possible somehow?

Regards

Johann
 
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taguilo

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Hi,

I suggest you to use CN1 instead of N1 for your relationship between N1 and EPR, so you can avoid corrections by temperature (as CN1 is already corrected). However, you must use N1 for gauge's display.

In one of my panels I used EPRvsCN2 instead of CN1, because I found it easier to relate accurately, as N1 was modeled realistically (also EPR) using a lot of polinomials to adjust display values. Just food for thoughts :)

Tom
 
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