Every data logger records in its own units. One car logs fuel pressure in PSI, the next in bar. Podium now lets you choose the units you want to read, and shows every session in them, whatever logger recorded it. It's for anyone who compares data from more than one car, or who simply thinks in different units than their logger.
Compare cars that log in different units
Put two sessions side by side in an analysis workspace and Podium shows both in one unit. A Cayman that logs fuel pressure in PSI and a Spec Miata that logs it in bar land on the same scale, so the traces line up and the numbers mean the same thing.
Choose the units you prefer
Open Settings, then Preferences. The Units card has a row for each kind of measurement. Pressure, volume, short lengths, torque and power are new, and join speed, distance, altitude and temperature.
Pressure comes in bar, PSI or kPa. Volume in liters or US gallons. Short lengths in millimeters or inches, torque in newton meters or pound feet, and power in kilowatts or horsepower.
Pick one, and every dashboard follows. Gauges, charts, the channel list and the Aggregates tab all switch over. Fuel flow follows your volume choice, so liters per hour become gallons per hour. Short lengths covers channels like suspension travel and ride height.
Your data stays as it was recorded
Podium converts on the fly, while it draws the screen. Your sessions are never changed. Each row starts at As recorded, so nothing changes until you choose, and you can go back to As recorded any time to see the data the way it was logged.
Try it now
Open Settings, then Preferences, and pick your units. If you already have a Podium account, a short video tour appears on the home page the next time you visit, and you can watch it again under Tutorials.
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