◆ Waukesha datalogs · in-browser

Overlay Waukesha engine datalogs on one axis

Load Waukesha engine and controller datalogs and overlay every channel — speed, load, detonation, exhaust temps and more — on a single shared timeline. Parsed privately in your browser, nothing uploaded.

The demo runs on built-in sample telemetry. Buy a license to load your own logs.

Reading Waukesha datalogs, without the friction

Waukesha gas engines generate detailed datalogs, but comparing detonation, load, and temperatures across a run means flipping between columns. Overtrace auto-detects the Waukesha format, parses every channel, and overlays them on one timeline so the relationships are obvious.

It all runs in your browser — no upload, no install, no server. Open a Waukesha log on your laptop or field tablet and start measuring and aligning immediately.

Waukesha ESM logsEngine controller datalogsCSV / Excel exports

What people use it for

Track detonation events

Overlay detonation flags against load and timing to see the conditions that triggered them.

Compare cylinders or runs

Stack multiple channels or two separate runs to spot the outlier fast.

Engine-to-package view

Align a Waukesha engine log with a compressor or skid log on one axis to understand the whole package.

Waukesha datalog FAQ

Can Overtrace open Waukesha datalogs?

Yes. Overtrace auto-detects Waukesha datalog exports and parses every channel automatically — no manual setup. Just drop the file in.

Is my Waukesha log uploaded anywhere?

No. All parsing happens locally in your browser in a Web worker. There is no upload endpoint — your Waukesha logs never leave your machine.

Do I need special software to read Waukesha logs?

No. Overtrace runs in any modern browser. Export or save your Waukesha datalog as usual and open it directly in Overtrace.

Can I overlay a Waukesha log with a Caterpillar or compressor log?

Yes. Overtrace is built for cross-vendor overlays — load Waukesha, Caterpillar, Emit and Excel logs together and align them on one time axis.

Open a Waukesha log right now

Try the demo on sample telemetry, then load your own Waukesha logs with a license. Nothing is uploaded — it all runs in your browser.