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# Live View Tab
This tab provides the Live view with different drive cycles coloured in different colours. It enables the easy selection of Day filters. It also has a set of tools for live data monitoring (Dials, Labels and Bars).
To add dial, bar or labels in the Live View display screen, click on ‘page 1’ below ‘Live data tools.
Clicking next to ‘page 1’ adds multiple pages to the Live data tools.
Clicking below ‘page 1’ opens the menu for adding dial, bar and level.
Clicking on ‘Add dial/bar/label’ opens the following window for ‘Dial settings’.
#### Add Dial
* **Parameters—** Allows the users to choose which parameters they wish to see.
* **Units—** Defines the units of the chosen parameters.
* **Divisions—** The users can define the number of divisions on a dial/bar/label chosen.
* **Min. Value—** Allows the user to assign a minimum value for the chosen parameter.
* **Max. Value—** Allows the user to assign a maximum value for the chosen parameter.
A total of six dials/bars/labels can be displayed on one page, and multiple pages can be added.
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