Load Emit datalogs from Dynamic Controls panels and overlay every channel on one shared time axis. Measure, annotate, align and scale — all parsed privately in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Emit panels from Dynamic Controls capture rich telemetry, but the raw datalog is hard to reason about in a text editor or generic spreadsheet. Overtrace recognizes the Emit format automatically, parses every channel, and lets you overlay them on a single timeline.
Everything runs client-side, so your Emit logs stay on your device. Open them fast on any browser, on the shop bench or in the field, without installing anything.
Overlay the channels around an Emit panel trip to see which signal moved first and what followed.
Compare before-and-after Emit logs to confirm a control change did what you expected.
Put an Emit panel log alongside an engine or compressor log and align them on time to see the full picture.
Yes. Overtrace auto-detects the Emit (Dynamic Controls) format and parses every channel automatically. Drop the file in and it plots immediately.
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser in a Web worker. There is no upload endpoint — your Emit logs never leave your machine.
No. Overtrace runs in any modern browser. Save or export your Emit datalog as usual and open it directly in Overtrace.
Yes. Overtrace lets you load Emit, Caterpillar, Waukesha and Excel logs together and overlay them on one shared time axis.
Try the demo on sample telemetry, then load your own Emit logs with a license. Nothing is uploaded — it all runs in your browser.