Importing PI data into Motec - variance not working
Posted: Tue May 25, 2021 3:49 am
Hello Everyone,
I'm new to Motec so forgive me if I ask any silly questions!
I have some previously recorded lap data in PI format. I've saved the relevant channels as ASCII format and have imported them into Motec using the licence (which has worked well), however the variance tool in Motec isn't working when I compare 2 laps.
My suspicion is my exported data doesn't have the lap distance associated to it (I've exported lap distance as a channel which has come through, but I don't think it's registered it to the lap data set), which I think is maybe why variance isn't working. My questions are the following;
- What goes into the Motec calculation for variance (so I can try and work out why its not working)?
- How do I associate the lap distance to the data set to try and get the variance to work?
- Are there any obviously reasons why variance wouldn't be working?
- Does anyone have a maths channel that calculates variance, or compare time as its called in PI, that I could use? I have lap time and lap distance as channels in the data that I was hoping I could use to calculate a variance.
Many thanks,
Dan
I'm new to Motec so forgive me if I ask any silly questions!
I have some previously recorded lap data in PI format. I've saved the relevant channels as ASCII format and have imported them into Motec using the licence (which has worked well), however the variance tool in Motec isn't working when I compare 2 laps.
My suspicion is my exported data doesn't have the lap distance associated to it (I've exported lap distance as a channel which has come through, but I don't think it's registered it to the lap data set), which I think is maybe why variance isn't working. My questions are the following;
- What goes into the Motec calculation for variance (so I can try and work out why its not working)?
- How do I associate the lap distance to the data set to try and get the variance to work?
- Are there any obviously reasons why variance wouldn't be working?
- Does anyone have a maths channel that calculates variance, or compare time as its called in PI, that I could use? I have lap time and lap distance as channels in the data that I was hoping I could use to calculate a variance.
Many thanks,
Dan