PZRacing Start Plus ST400-P User manual

Start Plus ST400-P
User Manual - v1.0 – 29/06/2022
Index
1 – Introduction......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 – GPS Technology.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 – Package content......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 – Technical features...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.4 – Important information for correct usage................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2 – ashboard components...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
3 – Installation.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.1 – Positioning................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
3.2 – Power......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.3 – Internal memory....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.4 – RPM cable installation.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Important information regarding installation - REA CAREFULLY................................................................................................................................ 4
4 – Usage.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.1 – Switch on/off............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.2 – Registering sessions.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.3 – GPS signal................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.4 – Buttons...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5 – Configuration...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.1 – Backlight.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.2 – Alarms....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.3 – Led Bar...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.4 – User settings.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
5.5 – ash settings............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
6 – Screens................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.1 – Screens activation and deactivation........................................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.2 – Configurable screen setting....................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
7 – Calibration.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1 – Suspensions (only with optional box expander).............................................................................................................................................................. 8
7.2 – Gear indication (only with optional box exapnder)......................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.3 – Steering wheel angle / lean angle.................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
8 – How to use and choose the finish line/circuit.................................................................................................................................................................... 8
8.1 – Closed circuit............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
8.2 – Point to point............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
8.3 – Acceleration............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
8.4 – yno Bench............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
9 – Storage of a new finish line/circuit..................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
9.1 – Changing the name of the track................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
9.2 – Setting of finish line coordinates............................................................................................................................................................................... 9
10 – Session analysis............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
10.1 – Viewing all sessions................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
10.2 – eleting a session.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
10.3 – Session display by track......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
10.3 – Session display by date.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
11 – Viewing values in real time.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
12 – PC connection.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
12.1 – USB data download................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
12.2 – Wi-Fi....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
13 – Accelerometer.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
14 – Self-diagnosis................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
15 – Firmware installed and date of first use........................................................................................................................................................................... 11
16 – Replace the startup image................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
17 – Reset procedure............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
1 – Introduction
Thank you for choosing a PZRacing product. Start Plus is a state-of-the-art GPS dashboard. There are many advantages to this technology: you will no
longer need to place a bulky infra-red transmitter at the side of the track, you can even view split times on the display and thanks to specially designed
software, you can view all the trajectories covered on a given track.
Please note PZRacing products are water resistant but not waterproof; do not wash the product with pressurised water and keep
the lateral tab closed at all times; failure to do so could cause permanent damage to the product.
1.1 – GPS Technology
The Global Positioning System (also known as GPS) is a satellite positioning and navigation system which, thanks to a network of artificial satellites in
orbit, sends information about geographic coordinates and the time to a GPS receiver, in any weather conditions and on any place on Earth. Its
functioning principle is based on a spherical positioning method which measures the time taken by a radio signal to cover the distance from a satellite to
a receiver. One of the main features of GPS receivers is the update frequency expressed in Hertz (Hz); this measurement unit indicates how many times
per second the satellite receiver is capable of updating its position. Start has a state-of-the-art GPS receiver with an updating frequency of 50Hz (50
times per second), which translates into higher precision in calculating the time and visualising trajectories.
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1.2 – Package content
–Start Plus
–USB cable type C
–N°3 flanged screws for plastic adaptor
–N°2 plastic adaptor for bolt
–M8x3cm bolt for fixing onto the bracket
–Self-locking M8 nut
–Metal washers
–No.2 anti-vibration PVC plane washers
–RPM cable 2mt
1.3 – Technical features
•Integrated 50Hz GPS receiver
•1/100s precision
•Management of up to 3 split times
•GPS speed visualization
•Ideal time
•2 predicted time visualizations
•3 display screens + 2 configurable
•Storage of values per lap and absolute best
•Trajectories memorization
•2 alarm configurable ("Best & Split Time"/Shiftlight/Temp warning)
•Led bar configurable (rpm or chrono mode)
•2 engine meters
•2 odometers
•Retrieval of up to 9 analogue channels and 3 digital channels
•50Hz sampling of the connected channels
•Inserted gear indicator (optional)
•Automatic circuit recognition
•Global circuits database
•PC set-up of a new circuit
•Integrated lithium battery
•Optional external battery connection
•Automatic shut down
•Back light
•Anti-impact container
•Water resistant
•Size: 135x94x33mm
1.4 – Important information for correct usage
–This device is to be used exclusively in open spaces
–In order to use the device, you must wait for satellite reception to have been completed; the GPS icon in the top left hand corner will appear on
a black background when reception is complete (see chap. 4.3)
–After a long period of inactivity, satellite detection may take up to 4/5 minutes
–In normal conditions when used on the track, satellite retrieval will only take a few seconds.
2 – Dashboard components
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3 – Installation
3.1 – Positioning
Start Plus's built-in GPS makes installation very simple; position the dashboard in such a way as to have good visibility towards the sky and an excellent
view for the pilot. The Start GPS receiver is located in the ledge at the top of the instrument.
The better the positioning of the instrument, the better the satellite reception will be; the better positioning of the instrument is at 45 ° with respect to
the ground, the closer you get to this position the better the satellite reception will be.
In horizontal position the GPS signal suffers strong degradations as the GPS receiver view only one part of the sky and will also
receive an amount of reflected waves from the ground that disturb the signal quality.
For installation on karts we recommend positioning on the steering wheel using the appropriate bolt fixing kits. The two kits allow installation with two
different angles, one parallel to the fixing surface and one inclined. In the event that using the parallel one, the GPS receiver of the product is covered by
the steering wheel handle, use the inclined fixing kit. This, in addition to better reception, also allows a better view of the display to the pilot.
For installation on motorcycles and scooters, it is recommended to use the best possible positioning for the rider but trying to place the instrument as
close as possible at a 45 ° angle to the ground.
N.B check that nearby and over the upper side of the product, where the gps receiver is located, there’s no metal, carbon or
electronic items; one of these items could cause the degradation of the satellite signal and the malfunction of the lap timer.
N.B don’t place an onboard camera neraby the lap timer because the internal electronic of the camera cause the degradation of the
satellite signal and the malfunction of the lap timer.
You can fix the instrument by creating a bracket or by using a hole in the steering wheel and following the instructions below:
- Prepare a bracket with a 8-8,5mm thickness or use the hole in the
steering wheel
- Insert the head of the M8 bolt in the designated space on the back of the
shell of the Start device
- Fix the bolt with the plastic adaptor making the seat match the head of
the bolt.
- Secure the 3 screws to fix the plastic adaptor
- Insert an anti-vibration washer in the bolt between the shell and the
bracket
- Insert the bolt into the bracket
- Insert the second anti-vibration plane rubber washer
- Insert the plane metal washer
- Place the nut provided on top of the metal washer and screw to hold in
place
Please note absence of anti-vibration washers or incorrect positioning of these could damage the device due to vibrations of the
vehicle. This type of damage is not covered by the guarantee as it is not caused by a product defect but incorrect installation.
3.2 – Power
Start is fitted with a 1750mA lithium battery; you can see the status of the battery on the icon in the top right hand corner of the main screen.
Battery charge Low battery
To charge the battery, attach the USB connector of Start Plus to a power source or USB port on your PC using the USB cable provided; the image of a
battery being charged will appear on the display.
Once the battery is fully charged, "Charging complete" will appear on your display; you can now disconnect the USB cable.
(only Start Next) You can also charge the product directly on the vehicle by purchasing the optional SS12V100 cable or the SS12CAR cigar lighter cable;
when using these devices, the battery will be charged only when the product is switched on.
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3.3 – Internal memory
The memory contains sessions and data saved by the device; it also contains system configuration folders and the coordinates of the finish lines of the
tracks. The memory card contains the following folders:
Folder: SYSTEM File: CONFIG.CFG (file for all product configurations)
Folder: TRACKS File: *.TRK (file for the finish line and split time coordinates)
Folder: SESSIONS File: *.SES (saved sessions file)
Folder: MANUALS File: *.pdf (instructions manuals in several languages)
Folder: IMAGE File: *.bmp (startup image, monochrome bitmap 240x128px)
Please note All the names and contents of the folders and files have been appropriately formatted; DO NOT change them
manually; only use Race Pro software to read/write the file.
3.4 – RPM cable installation
Important information regarding installation - READ CAREFULLY
- On two-stroke vehicles with strong electromagnetic emissions, such as scooters, go-karts and pocket-bikes, it is necessary to use resistive spark plugs
and shielded caps with 5K resistance. If you don't use shielded caps and resistive spark plugs, the device could measure the wrong values. Spark plugs
manufacturers often mark resistive spark plugs with the letter "R" in their code. For example, NGK BR7ES is a resistive spark plug, while B7ES is its
non-resistive equivalent.
Separate coil (high voltage spark plug wire)
Insert the black wire into the plastic cylinder, bend the end part of the wire to form a "U" and reinsert the
wire into the cylinder; fasten this to the spark plug wire using the double clip (see reference image on the
side). Place the clip at the same distance from the spark plug wire and coil.
Integrated coil ("cigar-shaped" coil on the spark plug)
Turn the coil power plugs 6-8 times and fasten with a cable tie.
In both cases, make sure other coils do not interfere with the plug, as this would detect erroneous rev values.
Make sure the plug is not close to other plugs and try to fasten it to the frame for all its length. Should the rev
values be incorrect, check the device settings.
To fix the RPM cable to the dashboard, unscrew the cross screw that fixes the RPM cable holder (see photo Chap. 2) in the rear side
of the dash ; insert the cable into the plastic part making a "U" as in the photo on the side, close the RPM cable holder by passing the
cable through the appropriate slot and fasten everything with the cross screw.
4 – Usage
4.1 – Switch on/off
To switch on the device, keep the ON/OFF button pressed until the logo appears on the display. To switch off, keep the ON/OFF button pressed until the
device switches off.
In case the dashboard is powered externally via an SS12V100 cable, the ON / OFF button will be disabled and the dashboard will automatically switch on
and off with the external power supply, therefore it is necessary to connect to a power supply under key.
Start Plus also has an automatic shut down feature which switches the device off after 20 minutes of inactivity.
4.2 – Registering sessions
Start Plus will begin to register a new session every time the three following conditions are met:
- the GPS signal has picked up the satellite signal
- the chronometer has been activated (we remind you that the chronometer starts when the internal accelerometer retrieves the departure of the vehicle)
4.3 – GPS signal
GPS signal acquisition can take from a matter of seconds to a couple of minutes. If the device has been switched off for days or the circuit has changed,
the time required for the first satellite retrieval can take 4/5 minutes; when used regularly, detection takes very little time. Acquisition of the GPS signal
is indicated on the display by the GPS icon:
GPS receiver has detected the satellites GPS receiver has not yet detected the satellites
It is also possible to check the signal received by the satellites by accessing the menu, selecting the INFO icon and subsequently the SAT icon; the I
numbers of the satellites will appear together with the dB power signal received; if the signal bar is full the satellite is being used, if not, it isn't.
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4.4 – Buttons
All the functions of the dashboard are accessible via the buttons on the front of the dashboard (see image Chap. 2)
Button 1: ON / OFF, Turn on / off and change display screen
Button 2: LAPS, display of stored sessions
Button 3: MENU, access to the dashboard menu
Button 4: ATA, display of the minimum and maximum values stored by the instrument
N.B The 4 buttons have different functions by accessing the various product menus, the functions will be indicated in the icon next
to the button itself.
5 – Configuration
5.1 – Backlight
To change the intensity of the backlight, enter the MENU using button 2, select SETUP and then select BACKLIGHT.
By default, the backlight is set to an average threshold, you can change it by viewing the intensity in real time.
N.B we do not recommend turning off the backlight during daytime driving, the intensity of the backlight affects the visibility of
the screen even in sunlight.
5.2 – Alarms
To modify the two alarms, enter the MENU using button 2, select SETUP and finally select ALARMS.
Number: selection of the alarm to be modified (1 alarm on the left, 2 alarms on the right, see Chap. 2)
Mode: activation or deactivation of the alarm
Color: choice of the color of the alarm
Parameter: choice of the parameter to associate to the alarm (RPM, Temp, Thermo K, Best Lap)
Value: setting the alarm switch-on value
5.3 – Led Bar
The 5-led bar at the top is completely configurable, enter the MENU using button 2, select SETUP and finally select BAR
- OFF: the led bar will remain completely off
- CHRONO: the led bar will be used to display the gap between the current time (estimated time at the finish line) and the best lap of the session.
Each lit LE corresponds to a 0,1s difference from the best lap; if the LE s are green, the expected time will be less than the best session time, if they are
red, it is worse.
For example: if two green LE s are lit while driving, it means that the estimated time at the finish line will be 0.2 seconds lower than the best time of the
session.
- RPM: the led bar will display the rpm, it will be necessary to set a minimum and a maximum for the bar
5.4 – User settings
To change the user setting, enter the MENU using button 2, select SETUP and then select USER.
In this menu we will find several items that can be set regarding the pilot's preferences:
Language
It is possible to select the language of the device:
- English (default)
- Italiano
- eutsch
- Francais
Format
Setting date and time format:
Time format setting: 12h o 24h.
ata format setting: day/month/year or month/day/year.
Time zone
Time zone setting, set the time difference from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Recording
Recording mode can be set according to two configurations:
ALWAYS: recording always activated, every time the chronometer starts to count; a new file will be created and a new session will be recorded (default)
MANUAL: recording is manual, every time you go back to the main screen, you will be asked to save the new session
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Freeze time
Sets the seconds per visualisation of the time per lap upon reaching the finish line OFF – 60 seconds (30 seconds default)
Crono mode
Setting of the visualization of the time during lap:
ROLLING: classic visualization with time rolling
PRE . ELTA: predicted delta, predicted difference of the current lap with the best lap
PRE .TOTAL: predicted total, predicted time visualization
RPM max bar
Setting the maximum engine revs value for the graphic bar: 8000 - 18000 rpm (default 12000 seconds)
5.5 – Dash settings
To change the dash setting, enter the MENU using button 2, select SETUP and then select ASH.
In this menu we will find several items that can be set regarding the dashboard’s preferences:
Speed unit
Setting the speed unit: Km/h (metric, default), mph (imperial)
Temperature
Setting the temperature: °C ( egrees Celsius, default), °F (Fahrenheit)
Pulse RPM
Set the RPM reading parameters:
1 - one pulse per drive shaft rotation (ex. standard 2 stroke engines)
2 - two pulses per drive shaft rotation (ex. 2 stroke engines with waste spark)
4 - four pulses per drive shaft rotation (ex. 2 stroke engines with waste spark)
½ – one pulse per two drive shaft rotations (ex.: standard 4 stroke engines)
Input BOX 1
Box 1 in PZRacing products is the box dedicated to the functions of Engine RPM, Engine Temp and input of the first Analog channel.
Box 1 Internal
RPM: inductive using the cable supplied with the instrument
TEMP: temperature acquired by connecting the NTC sensor directly behind the dashboard (SENS connector)
EGT: exhaust gas temperature, 150cm Y cable (code SSY150) required to connect to the SENS connector behind the dashboard.
ONLY NTC SENSOR NTC SENSOR + EGT
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Box 1 External
By selecting Box 1 External, the acquisition of internal channels will be disabled (RPM + TEMP + EGT) and it will be necessary to use one of the
expansion modules connected to the EXT connector on the back of the dashboard.
For example, for installation on road motorcycles, it will be possible to connect a BOX-MINI for the detection of electronic engine revs, speed, TPS and
engaged gear (calculated), or it will be possible to install one or more BOX-E4 and create its own acquisition.
BOX-MINI BOX-E4
6 – Screens
6.1 – Screens activation and deactivation
Start Plus can display the data on 5 different screens, 3 of which are fixed but can be excluded, 2 are completely configurable by the user.
It is possible to change the screen by briefly pressing the power button 1, this can also be done while driving.
By default, the 3 fixed screens are activated, if you want to exclude, proceed as follows:
- Press the button 3 MENU
- Press the buttons 1-2 ARROW until the ISPLAY icon is displayed
- Press button 3 CONFIRM
- At this point, select one of the screens by pressing the ARROW (1-3 buttons) and activate or deactivate the display using button 2
6.2 – Configurable screen setting
As already mentioned, two of the five dashboard screens are fully configurable by the user.
First of all they will be activated following the procedure of the previous chapter, then just select MO IFY on the same screen.
The dashboard display is divided into 9 quadrants (3 x 3), for each quadrant you can enter a different parameter to be displayed. Just be careful because
some fields occupy two or three quadrants horizontally, for example the graphic bar of the engine revs occupies 3 quadrants and therefore will
occupy the entire row.
First of all, select the desired parameter by scrolling it with the arrows (buttons 1 and 2), the selected parameter is displayed in the black rectangle at the
top center, press the confirmation button (button 3) to select and then scroll to the quadrant in which you want display the selected parameter and press
the confirm button again.
Proceed in this way until you complete the screen. If you have made a mistake in placing a parameter, simply overwrite the data with a new one. At the
end of the procedure, press the exit button (button 4).
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7 – Calibration
7.1 – Suspensions (only with optional box expander)
It is possible to calibrate the linear potentiometers directly from the instrument.
N.B it is necessary to have configured the analogue channels from the RacePro software
using the presettings for the linear potentiometers (POTENTIOMETER 150mm and
POTENTIOMETER 75mm), it is possible to calibrate only the analogue inputs set with
one of these two voices.
Enter the menu, select CALIBRATION and then SUSPENSION, the analog inputs set as linear potentiometers will be displayed, select the potentiometer
you want to calibrate, bring the potentiometer to its maximum extension and press CALIB.
7.2 – Gear indication (only with optional box exapnder)
Start can view and save the gear inserted in two different ways:
- calculating the RPM/speed ratio (for vehicles which don't have a potentiometer on the gear)
- retrieving the analogue exit of the gear potentiometer
To calibrate the gear engaged, enter the MENU, select CALIBRATION and then GEAR, the screen on
the side will appear with the choice of the type of input to be calibrated.
Setting the gear using RPM/SPEED ratio
After "Input", select "RPM/SPEE 1" if you wish to use the speed of the Box Expander 2 or BOX-MINI,
select "RPM/SPEE 2" if you wish to use the speed registered by the Box Expander 3.
Then press the "CALIB." button to perform calibration of the inserted gear; the screen that appears will be a confirmation screen with the options "YES"
and "NO". Before clicking "YES", we advise you to switch on the vehicle and put into first gear with the clutch pulled.
Perform calibration as follows:
- Click on the "Yes" button.
- Number "1" will appear; put into first gear, release the clutch and continue at constant engine speed (approx. 5000 RPMs).
- After about five seconds, number "2" will appear; put into second gear and continue at constant engine speed (approx. 5000 RPMs).
- o this with all the gears of your vehicle.
- When the number that comes after the number of gears appears on the display (ex. if your bike has 6 gears, wait for number 7), press STOP to
terminate calibration.
Setting the gear using analog input
Under "Input", select analogue input to which the gear potentiometer output is connected.
Then press "Calibration" to calibrate the gear; the screen which will appear will be a confirmation screen with the
options YES and NO.
You do not need to start the vehicle to perform the calibration, but you need to access the instruments panel.
- Press "Yes".
- Number "1" will appear, put into first gear.
- After about five seconds, number "2" will appear; put into second gear.
- o this with all the gears of your vehicle.
- When the number that comes after the number of gears appears on the display (ex. if your bike has 6 gears, wait
for number 7), press STOP to terminate calibration.
7.3 – Steering wheel angle / lean angle
It is possible to calibrate the linear potentiometers directly from the instrument.
8 – How to use and choose the finish line/circuit
Before using the device, you need to choose the way in which you want to use the Start device:
CLOSE CIRCUIT: circuits where the start and finish line coincide (ex. racetracks, kartdromes, etc.)
POINT TO POINT: circuits where the start and finish line do not coincide (ex. rallies, up-hill races, etc.)
ACCELERATION: for acceleration races where the finish line corresponds to reaching a certain distance or speed
(ex. 0-100 km/h, ¼ mile, etc.)
YNO BENCH: to use the lap timer even without GPS signal, ideal for dyno bench use
You select the finish line and circuit from the TRACK menu; access the Menu and click on the TRACK icon.
8.1 – Closed circuit
The standard mode of a track chronometer, in which a session is made of multiple times per lap; each time the finish line is crossed, the chronometer
records the time taken to perform the lap and sets the chronometer back to zero to start a new lap.
On the first line where "Select" appears, click on RACE (you can amend your choice by pressing SHIFT); press CONFIRM to confirm.
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8.2 – Point to point
Standing start mode; thanks to the internal accelerometer, Start Plus will retrieve the starting point; the finish line
will be retrieved using the GPS coordinates stored on the device, like with a normal circuit, in the TRACKS folder of
the memory card.
For a standing start, you need to set on MANUAL the start mode of the recording (see chap. 5); this way you can first
position the vehicle up to the starting point, then press YES to request the beginning of the storage when the vehicle
is standing and ready to start the lap.
In the TRACK menu, press "Select" and choose RACE (you can change your choice by clicking on SHIFT), press
CONFIRM to confirm your choice.
8.3 – Acceleration
Standing start mode; thanks to the internal accelerometer, Start will retrieve the starting point; the finish line will be retrieved using one of the options
suggested depending on the type of race you are doing. Using this mode, each session has a single lap.
Press "Select" and choose ACCELERATION (you can change your choice by clicking on SHIFT), press NEXT to
confirm your choice.
You will then be asked the finish line "Mode"; you can choose from the following entries: 100mt, 150mt, 400mt,
800mt, 1000mt, 0-100Km/h, 0-160Km/h, 0-60mph, 0-120mph, 1/2mile, 1/4mile, 1/8mile.
By choosing ACCELERATION, the storage function of a new session is automatically set to MANUAL so you can
position the vehicle on the starting line and then press YES when the vehicle is standing and ready to start.
8.4 – Dyno Bench
yno Bench mode is the ideal to record data from your bike without GPS signal, so you can use it even on a building
to record performance of your motorbike over a dyno bench.
Select YNO BENCH and then press CONFIRM
9 – Storage of a new finish line/circuit
You can download a list of the most famous world circuits directly from our website; if your racetrack is not available, you can create a new circuit using
the RacePro software (see the software manual for details) or directly on the track by doing as follows.
Enter the TRACK menu and select the NEW icon (button 3), a screen entitled NAME and a generic name for the new track (TRACKxxx) will appear, at
this point you can press the CONFIRM and go to next step leaving the generic name or press the SHIFT button to modify the track name.
N.B once the track has been created, it will no longer be possible to change the name assigned.
9.1 – Changing the name of the track
If you do not want to change the name of the track, press the CONFIRM button while the automatic track name is displayed, you will go directly to
storing the coordinates (chap 9.2), if you want to change the name, press the REPLACE button (button 1).
The track name consists of 8 characters, you will need to select one or more characters for the track name.
Select the first character by scrolling through all those available using the ARROW buttons 1 and 3, press the CONFIRM button to confirm and move to
the next character. So on for all characters.
If the name has less than 8 characters, press the CONFIRM button without selecting any characters. Once all eight characters have been confirmed, the
dashboard automatically switches to the creation of the track coordinates
9.2 – Setting of finish line coordinates
GPS: it informs us whether the GPS receiver is connected to the
satellites.
S1: saves the coordinates of split time 1.
FINISH: saves the coordinates of the finish line
EXIT: exits the procedure without saving
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Wait for the GPS to retrieve the satellites (the letters GPS on a black background like in the photo); place yourself in the spot where you wish to store the
coordinates, press the "S1" button if you wish to save split time 1 , press "Finish" if you want to save the finish line. When you press the button you have
chosen, the icon you selected will turn into a confirmation icon CONFIRM , if you press "Finish", the procedure will be complete and the track will be
saved in the TRACKS folder of the memory with the name choosen; if you press "S1", the next screen will appear where you can set the second split time
or simply the finish line, and so on up to three split times.
10 – Session analysis
To view the stored sessions, press the LAPS button (button 2) from the main screen
10.1 – Viewing all sessions
Select the ALL icon within the LAPS menu to view all stored sessions.
The sessions will be displayed in chronological order from the most recent, displaying the main data of the
session. Press the CONFIRM button to view all times recorded in the session
For each lap will be displayed: the number, the total time and the various split times.
Press the arrow buttons to move the cursor and select the desired lap with the CONFIRM button
By selecting the single lap it will be possible to view in detail all the main parameters
memorized from the dashboard (GPS speed, RPM, TEMP, Thermo K), their maximum
and minimum values together with a special display function of the value in real time. It
is possible to select the parameter to be displayed by pressing the REPLACE key (button
3), the cursor will select the indicated parameter, then through the side arrows it will be
possible to scroll the time by displaying the cursor on the graph, a point on the map and
the corresponding values in time real.
10.2 – Deleting a session
In the session selection screen, display the session to be deleted, then hold down the CONFIRM button until the message “ elete parameter: Are you
sure?” appears. If you want to delete it, press the CONFIRM button.
10.3 – Session display by track
Select the TRACK icon in the LAPS menu.
A list of all the circuits in which the sessions have been stored will appear and the relative "Best Lap" on
the side. Scroll the cursor using the arrows, select the desired track and press the CONFIRM button.
All available sessions will be shown filtered for the selected track.
10.3 – Session display by date
Select the ATE icon in the LAPS menu.
The summary of the first date will appear in chronological order, the best 3 times of the day will be
displayed with relative minimum and maximum parameters. Scroll the dates using the arrows, select
the date desire and press the CONFIRM button.
All available sessions will be shown filtered for the selected date.
11 – Viewing values in real time
The real time values screen allows you to see all the measurements retrieved by the GPS,
all the analogue and digital measurements retrieved by the Box Expander.
To access this screen, access the menu, select the INFO icon and then select VALUE, a
screen will open with all the values displayed in real time.
With regard to the analogues (ANALOG X) and SPEE 1 and SPEE 2, these will appear
with their default name if they have not been changed; if they have been changed, the
name associated to the analogue access will appear.
To change the name, you need to open the configuration file CONFIG.CFG in the
RacePro software and refer to the software manual.
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