This picture shows part of a virtual control panel using sliders and other KineticaRT components to control a wind tunnel rolling road sub-system.
The customer uses this control panel as part of a complete wind tunnel control and recording system to manually drive the rolling road sub-system for test and calibration purposes. The sub-system is normally under complete control of the KineticaRT application. There are in fact five sliders in this picture, the rightmost one being used as a mode output selector to control the state of the sub-system. The leftmost one is used as an analog output device to set the required road speed setpoint and indicates the value by means of a right facing arrow (orange). The next to the right (green) is an analog input recording the actual road speed. Superimposed over this is a setpoint repeater (blue) analog input. Next to this on the right is the error slider (red) an analog input device showing the difference between setpoint and actual road speed.
For more information look at the Lola Cars International
Case Study
for this application.
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