Pick Your Face

Your Faces

Your HPVM or HPVM Pro can show your voltage many ways. Each way is a face. This page shows every face, so you can pick the one you like.

To put a face on your meter:

1. Open the LF Audio app.
2. On the Devices tab, tap your meter.
3. Tap the gear at the top right, then tap SETTINGS.
4. Tap All faces.
5. Tap a face. Your meter shows it right away.

To have your meter step through a few faces by itself, see Rotate faces.

The pictures below are from the HPVM Pro, which reads four channels. The HPVM shows the same faces on its square screen, with its two channels.

Classic Faces

Faces 1 to 10. They have a new, sharper look in firmware 3.3.

1. Meter + graph

A dial for your main channel, over a graph of every channel.

2. Large voltage

Big numbers for every channel, each with its lowest and highest.

3. Graph, bottom scale

Your main channel as a graph, with its scale along the bottom. The graph sizes itself to your voltage.

4. Graph, side scale

Your main channel as a graph, with its scale up the side. The graph sizes itself to your voltage.

5. Color ring

A ring in your zone colours around the main reading.

6. Speedometer

A speedometer arc in your arc colour. The numbers show your zone colour.

7. Dot dial

Dots light up around the dial, up to your reading.

8. Bar meter

Bars of the last 8 seconds, in your zone colours.

9. Average bars

A bar for each second's average, with that second's peak held.

10. Dual meter

A dial for every channel.

New in 3.3

Faces 11 to 18.

11. Hero

Channel 1 big, with every channel's last 8 seconds beside it.

12. Tiles

A tile for each channel, each with its own zone bar.

13. Rings

A ring for each channel, one inside the other.

14. Scope

Every channel's last 8 seconds on one graph. The graph sizes itself to your voltage.

15. Sag

How far each channel drops under load. Each drop stays on screen for 8 seconds.

16. Wire loss

The voltage you lose between channel 1 and your other channels. Put channel 1 at your battery and the others at your amps to see what your wiring costs you.

17. Columns

A column for each channel on your scale, with its lowest and highest marked.

18. Night

Dim, warm numbers for night driving. A small dot shows the colour of your voltage.

Competition

Face 19. Made for burps and competition runs. It shows your live voltage, then holds the lowest voltage of each hit on screen, so you can read it after the note ends.

Tap Tune on its card in All faces to set the drop that counts as a hit, and how long the lowest reading stays. See Competition.