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<cheatsheet title="Performance Investigator Setup for On-device Profiling">
	<intro>
		<description>
		Follow these steps to create a Performance Investigator project and to analyze it.
 To open a related help page,you can click the question mark icon at the end of the task title row.
		</description> 
	</intro> 
	
	<item title="Install PI Profiler" href="/com.nokia.carbide.cpp.pi.doc.user/html/tasks/profiler/prof_installation.htm" skip="true" >
		<description>
		Transfer and install S60_3_1_PIProfiler_v2_x_x.sisx file to the target device.
		</description>
	</item>

	<item title="Setup and Start Profiler" href="/com.nokia.carbide.cpp.pi.doc.user/html/reference/profiler/prof_using.htm" skip="true" >
		<description>
		Setup Profiler on the target device and capture application data.
		</description>
	</item>

	<item title="Transfer Profiler Data File to PC" href="/com.nokia.carbide.cpp.pi.doc.user/html/tasks/profiler/usb_connection.htm" skip="true" >
		<description>
		Transfer the profiler data file to the PC by USB, Bluetooth, or serial interface connection.
		</description>
	</item>

	<item title="Import Profiler Data File" href="/com.nokia.carbide.cpp.pi.doc.user/html/tasks/analyser/an_load_trace_files.htm" skip="false" >
		<description>
		Use the Performance Investigator Import Wizard to import profiler data file into Carbide.c++ for analysis. 
Start the wizard in Carbide.c++ by selecting <b>Carbide</b> &gt; <b>Performance investigator</b>.
On the <b>Select Profiler Data Files</b> page, select to get profiler data <b>From File System</b>, and continue from there. 
Click the question mark icon to view the Help for detailed instructions.
		</description>
	</item>

	<item title="Analyze Application Profile" href="/com.nokia.carbide.cpp.pi.doc.user/html/Getting_Started/example_project.htm" skip="false" >
		<description>
		Analyze the profiled application data within Pi Analyser Carbide.c++ extension.
If you imported only one file, the data will open directly to the PI Analyser view. If you imported several files, they will be listed in the PI view and you can double click on an item to view and analyse it in PI Analyser.
		</description>
	</item>

</cheatsheet>