Using the miniSim - Revision history

Steve Cable: /* Replay button */

2015-01-31T04:43:26Z

‎Replay button

Steve Cable: /* System */

2015-01-31T04:41:27Z

‎System

Steve Cable: /* Settings button */

2015-01-31T04:40:06Z

‎Settings button

Steve Cable: /* Delete a scenario */

2015-01-31T04:28:40Z

‎Delete a scenario

Steve Cable: /* Importing a scenario */

2015-01-31T04:28:10Z

‎Importing a scenario

Steve Cable: /* Running a scenario */

2015-01-31T04:26:00Z

‎Running a scenario

Steve Cable: /* Launching the miniSim */

2015-01-31T04:23:26Z

‎Launching the miniSim

Steve Cable: Created page with "== Launching the miniSim == (TBD) == Running a scenario == (TBD) == Importing a scenario == (TBD) == Delete a scenario == (TBD) == Settings button == === Screens..."

2015-01-31T04:20:56Z

Created page with "== Launching the miniSim == (TBD) == Running a scenario == (TBD) == Importing a scenario == (TBD) == Delete a scenario == (TBD) == Settings button == === Screens..."

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== Launching the miniSim ==

(TBD)

== Running a scenario ==

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== Importing a scenario ==

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== Delete a scenario ==

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== Settings button ==

=== Screensaver ===
=== Data Collection Mode and ===
=== Show Report After Drive ===

== System ==

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== Replay button ==

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−	(~~TBD~~)	+	The replay mode provides a method to document consistency of data across multiple simulators, an important consideration for multi-site data collections, for example. A playback (or driver input file) is recorded, and then can be played back on multiple simulators and the data compared. The driver input file is specific to the road network and scenario being driven. The Runtime Measures Evaluation, described above, offers a quick and easy method to compare and document performance across simulators.
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		+	To record a playback file, click on the Reply button. Check the '''SavePlayback''' button, and click OK.
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		+	Now, select the scenario you want to drive and click the Start Drive button.
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		+	When you are done driving, there will be a drive (*.drv) file located in the '''C:\NadsMiniSim_v1.8.x\bin''' folder. It will be the same name as the scenario selected; the example above, the drive file will be '''Validation1.drv'''.
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		+	To playback this file, click on the '''Replay''' button and check the '''Playback''' box, and click OK. Now, select the scenario you want to playback and click the '''Start Drive''' button.
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		+	Note that it is beneficial to create a scenario that will consistently end at the right location – this is done by the use of a roadpad trigger with the action set to ‘Terminate Simulation’. This way, if the system is unattended, the simulation will stop.

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 == Launching the miniSim ==
-(TBD)
+To start the MiniSim application, double-click on the yellow “UTTC MiniSim v1.x.x” icon.
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+The MiniSim software will load, but to use it, you may need to use the Alt+Tab key combination to select NADS MiniSim Frontend GUI if it is hidden behind other windows.  Drag the frontend GUI to the operator display.  When launched in the future, the MiniSim GUI will appear in the operator display.
 == Running a scenario ==

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 == System ==
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+The system button brings up a window that shows the status of the MiniSim’s realtime subsystems.  This is used primarily for troubleshooting.
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 == Replay button ==
 (TBD)

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 == Settings button ==
 === Screensaver ===
 === Data Collection Mode and ===
 === Show Report After Drive ===
 == System ==

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 == Delete a scenario ==
-(TBD)
+To delete a Scenario, choose the scenario you want to delete in the pull-down menu and click the Delete button.
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 == Settings button ==

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 == Importing a scenario ==
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+<ul>
+<li>Click the Import button</li>
 == Delete a scenario ==