Selecting Tuning Tables

Selecting Tuning Tables

The ECU navigator allows quick access to all tuning tables.

The currently view tuning table can be changed at any time by the following methods:

  • Click on the desired table using the left mouse button. or

  • Use 'Alt' with the 'up' and 'down' keys to change the currently viewed table.


Figure: ECU Manager with ECU Navigator

The ECU Navigator menu can also be unpinned to allow more area on the tuning desktop. To unpin the ECU navigator, click on the pin icon. This will then allow the ECU Navigator to retract whenever it is not being accessed. The ECU navigator will appear when the 'Alt' key is used or if the mouse is hovered over the ECU navigator button on the left hand panel.


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