Note: Ellipsis (…) substitutes Unit properties –> Fuel consumption when indicating the option paths.
Two options are connected with filtering:
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Option: Filter fuel level sensors values;
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Option: Filtration level (0..255).
Filtration enabling and filtration level setting
... → 'Fuel level sensors' block → 'Filter fuel level sensors values'; ... → 'Fuel level sensors' block → 'Filtration level (0..255)'.
When using the filtration make sure to:
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check the Fuel level sensors area (Unit properties → Fuel consumption);
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check Filter fuel level sensors values;
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set a non-zero value for the Filtration level (0…255).
Filtering should be used when it is necessary to remove erroneous values, significantly larger/smaller than the remaining values. During filtering median smoothing is used.
Attention!
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The value 0 in the Filtration level option is not the zero filtering, but the minimum possible filtering (for three messages — since this is the minimum amount of data required for median smoothing).
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Any number from 1 to 255 set in Filtration level is multiplied by 5. The result number is the amount of messages that is filtered.
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To disable the filtration completely, uncheck the Filter fuel level sensors values option.
The chart with the disabled filtration:
The chart with the enabled filtration: