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 ====== Logs (Post-Rally Analysis) ====== ====== Logs (Post-Rally Analysis) ======
  
-The Rabbit can record "LOGS" during the event in order to register data that can be useful for understanding what happened and improving competitors' performance.+The Rabbit can record "LOGS" during the test in order to record data that can be useful in understanding what happened and improving competitors' performance.
  
-LOGS are official records of events during a particular time range. The Rabbit generates "logs" that allow you to view the adjustments made and the times during the event.+LOGS are official records of events during a particular time range. The Rabbit generates logs that allow you to view the adjustments made and the times during the test.
  
-Reviewing this information carefully can be a good tool for better understanding performance in a specific event, checking errors, and identifying things that need improvement.+Carefully reviewing this information can be a good tool to better understand performance in a particular event, check for errors and identify things that need to be improved.
  
 <WRAP caution> <WRAP caution>
-**To enable LOG recording, you must check Record Logs on the settings screen.**+**To enable LOGS recording, you must check Record Logs in the settings screen.**
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
  
-To view the LOGS, go to the Stage Editor, select the stage and tap the LOGS button.+To view the LOGS go to the Leg Editor, select the leg and tap the LOGS button.
  
-Odometer adjustments are marked with an orange background. To view only the adjustments, tap the Filter button.+The odometer settings are marked with orange background. To display only the settings, tap the Filter button.
  
 The log columns contain the following information: The log columns contain the following information:
  
   * Clock: Official time.   * Clock: Official time.
-  * Chrono: Stage chronometer. +  * Chrono: Timekeeper of the leg. 
-  * Stage: Stage name. +  * Stage: Leg name. 
-  * SubS: Sub-stage number.+  * SubS: Number of the sub-stage.
   * Km: Odometer at that moment.   * Km: Odometer at that moment.
-  * TimeToIdeal: Time relative to ideal at that moment.+  * TimeToIdeal: Time relative to the ideal at that moment.
   * Speed: Speed at that moment.   * Speed: Speed at that moment.
  
-Odometer Adjustment Details: When odometer adjustments appear (in orange), the "TimeToIdeal" column will indicate the action performed:+Odometer Settings Details: When odometer settings are displayed (in orange), the "TimeToIdeal" column will indicate the action taken:
  
-  * Bt +1, Bt +10, Bt -1, Bt -10: Indicates that one of the remote adjustment buttons was pressed (the green and red buttons). +  * Bt +1, Bt +10, Bt -1, Bt -10: Indicates that one of the adjustment buttons on the controller (the green and red buttons) was pressed. 
-  * Set: Post adjustment. +  * Set: Subsequent setting. 
-  * Pre: Advance adjustment.+  * Pre: Advance setting.
   * Rbk: Adjustment using the "rabbit" in the digital roadbook.   * Rbk: Adjustment using the "rabbit" in the digital roadbook.
   * Undo: Undo adjustment.   * Undo: Undo adjustment.
-  * Gps: Automatic GPS adjustment.+  * Gps: Automatic adjustment by GPS. The number of metres that have been set is displayed.
  
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