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Layout compensator.
If it is installed.

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B-SPORT DRIVE

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Calculator.
If it is installed.

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B-SPORT CALCULATOR

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Acoustic drive.
If it is installed.

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B-ACUSTIC DRIVE

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In BLUNIK Active we have access to the following screens

Allows the selection of the brightness.

And also optionally to these parameters:

When the sector is in JP Mode (Tables).

If we have it installed.

SPORT DRIVE

SPORT CALCULATOR

ACOUSTIC DRIVE

DAY/NIGHT

CALIBRATION

SENSOR VERIFICATION

SENSOR SELECTOR

CLOCK ADJUST

TABLES GAP

SPORT DRIVE

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Summary of Contents for Trip II PLUS

Page 1: ...BLUNIK TRIP MANUAL www blunik com ENG...

Page 2: ...v 01 BLUNIK TRIP BLUNIK II PLUS SPEED TABLE...

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Page 4: ...2 BLUNIK II PLUS parameters 15 3 3 Stage programming 19 4 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION 20 4 1 Connection 20 4 2 The wheel sensors 20 5 HOW TO USE BLUNIK II PLUS 21 5 1 Summary of the key functions with...

Page 5: ...on 32 6 6 Change the brightness of the night light 32 6 7 Stage related concepts 33 6 8 Stage operation modes 33 6 9 Programming a different stage 34 6 10 Sensor selection 34 6 11 Sensor verification...

Page 6: ...average mode 46 6 25 Road book mode 47 6 26 Long sections mode 48 6 27 Imposed tables JP mode 49 6 28 Learn copy mode 49 6 29 Partial copy mode 50 6 30 SCREEN II Driver s screen 51 6 31 B Sport Drive...

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Page 8: ...y are run on circuits closed to the traffic with maximum safety measures both in the vehicle and on the road Specially prepared vehicles are required Regularity sport rallies This is a mixture of regu...

Page 9: ...ssible from the set times It is as if we had to chase a hare It would be very easy but since we cannot see the hare we just have to imagine it Our clock must be perfectly synchronised with it Easy We...

Page 10: ...ttle precision manually or by GPS if we go round with maximum precision we increase the possibilities of our times being better than our rivals Over greater distances the inaccuracy of the timekeeping...

Page 11: ...so often Tell the pilot whether he needs to accelerate of slow down Compensate for the automobile tracking if it is not the same as the organiser s PILOT TASKS Drive skilfully controlling the car to...

Page 12: ...different organisers of regularity rallies The BLUNIK II constantly calculates the theoretical distance depending on the imposed speed and the time elapsed The BLUNIK II makes all the necessary calcu...

Page 13: ...ect this message appears BLUNIK ACCESSORIES B SCREEN II Screen for the pilot B SPORT DRIVE Racing line compensator B SPORT CALCULATOR Racing line compensator Calculator B ACOUSTIC DRIVE Audible alert...

Page 14: ...when it s logical to push them The BLUNIK will never call us stupid for making the mistake of not pushing a button 3 1 BUTTON ACTIONS Turn the device on with the button Turn the device off by holding...

Page 15: ...l total distance to ZERO info START MODES page 039 info START BUTTON ACTIONS page 040 BUTTON This deactivates terminates the sector It is the most dangerous button This is why in order to terminate a...

Page 16: ...RAMETERS Let s start to familiarise ourselves with the Parameters The parameters are usually programmed or reviewed before starting each rally Sometimes during a rally it may be necessary to adjust a...

Page 17: ...w many seconds we want to be permanently ahead or behind With the button we change the Signal Corr Corrections with the buttons are 10mts by default We can reduce this value if we wish info PRECISION...

Page 18: ...format the Trip Dif format Language Form The distance format can be changed between metres and decimetres Dif We can choose the regularity difference in metres or in seconds Lang We can choose screen...

Page 19: ...info B ACUSTIC DRIVE p g 054 In BLUNIK Active we have access to the following screens Allows the selection of the brightness And also optionally to these parameters When the sector is in JP Mode Tabl...

Page 20: ...ng to program by pushing Access to the programming of the selected stage is made pressing To change the screen press and To return to the start screen press The stage programming allows the configurat...

Page 21: ...o to the following screens Partial Screens info CHANGE IN AVERAGE TO EXTERNAL REFERENCE page 042 info UNKNOWN AVERAGE CHANGES page 042 info CALCULATIONS RUN BY PRESSING THE ZERO CALCULATE BUTTON page...

Page 22: ...UTTON ACTIONS WITH BLUNIK INACTIVE From the BLUNIK Inactive screen we can perform various actions Press continuously to turn BLUNIK off Press to change the Stage selected Press to see the scheduled st...

Page 23: ...lected Stage By pressing we can change the Selected Stage We can effectuate the start in two possible ways Start with the SCHEDULED START TIME in the stage configurations By pressing we pre activate t...

Page 24: ...K controls the Time and the distance DIRECT START without PROGRAMMING the start time Press when the vehicle is at the 0 distance point and it is the start time The Selected Stage becomes the Active st...

Page 25: ...en by pressing The TOTAL and PARTIAL measures will remain in the screen for 5 seconds so you can take a note A Z is displayed on the screen At the same time the distance of the next Partial is set to...

Page 26: ...of the Timed sector we find ourselves in a link During the whole sector but mainly in the Timed sector we must verify that our Actual total distance is correct At certain points of the Road Book we c...

Page 27: ...ed in the BLUNIK is what determines the calculation of the theoretical distance By pressing we can verify or reprogram our Parameters Any value that we change will be taken into account only from that...

Page 28: ...THE INTENSITY OF THE NOCTURNAL LIGHT page 032 5 5 6 How to finish a stage deactivate a stage When we reach the End of the Timed sector we can press once to show the information screen This screen will...

Page 29: ...ctive Press to directly modify the real total distance Press to modify the real total distance Press to put a distance in the real total distance Press to set the partial distance to zero Press to acc...

Page 30: ...ts A link from the start of the Rally to the start of the first timed section is a section The route from the start of the timed section to the next timed section is also a section The part of a stage...

Page 31: ...e rear wheels Also the left wheel measures different from the right The difference between climbs and descents can also be something to bear in mind especially if the position of the sensors in the ca...

Page 32: ...es 6 3 HOW TO SYNCHRONISE THE CLOCK Only when we are in BLUNIK Inactive enter the parameter programming by pressing By using awe set a future time Synchronise with Do not synchronise with If we only w...

Page 33: ...only a few cases where we have to validate the data by pressing To synchronise the clock To change the counting mode with Too add or subtract distances with In these cases works like the ESCAPE key o...

Page 34: ...by pressing We pre activate the Selected Stage when we press We also directly activate the Selected Stage by pressing Stage being programmed This is the stage that we are programming when we press As...

Page 35: ...or Active Stage in the BLUNIK at that time To do this we press for a second time and we can change the number of the stage being program med 6 10 SENSOR SELECTION From the SENSOR SELECTOR screen by p...

Page 36: ...THE NEED FOR 2 SENSORS To achieve the maximum precision in distance measurement we need to have a sensor on each side of the car on the non drive wheels The signals given by these sensors have to be...

Page 37: ...sates for the error produced Fast Wheel It also detects when a drive wheel skids and turns without moving the car forward Slow Wheel The corrections made by the BLUNIK II PLUS take Drive into account...

Page 38: ...In place of the moving lines the following may be displayed F finish activated R reverse count activated N counting deactivated L ling link activated To the right of the lines a letter may appear L Le...

Page 39: ...I from the measurement of a Partial distance Each time that we press we set the Partial distance to zero and store the previous partial By pressing we also start the Partial Calibrate with BLUNIK Inac...

Page 40: ...pt for the key that we have to press three times until the Calibration screen appears Correct the Road Book distance to 5400 with We press to validate or to abandon the operation 6 15 START MODES Rall...

Page 41: ...te a stage it always sets the real Total and Partial distances to Zero When we are with BLUNIK Active pressing acts to validate the changes in external reference measure that we have programmed info E...

Page 42: ...for regularity tests on circuits info LEARN COPY MODE page 049 Note The START in STAGE function is always deactivated on turning the BLUNIK II on so as to avoid possible errors in subsequent rallies...

Page 43: ...entered in the position that had been programmed as 000k000 and the BLUNIK II will recalculate the delay or advance depending on the measurements If on pressing START we are behind the measurement wi...

Page 44: ...ill display We modify the distance to modify and confirm by pressing to not confirm 6 21 FINISH BUTTON ACTIONS When we are with BLUNIK Active When we reach the Finish of the Timed section we can press...

Page 45: ...programming the parameter with the START button pressing activates the offset Set the partial distance to zero by pressing at the starting point in our Road book When we press to activate the stage th...

Page 46: ...ange of average If we modify the lap time and press again it will calculate the new distance that corresponds to the modified time This can be useful when we want to calculate lap times for a set dist...

Page 47: ...ection We then program the partials From the Partial C screen we press and obtain That is we have to maintain an average of over 35 89 km h to reach the next section If any partial distance is at zero...

Page 48: ...to 32 can be used When we access the Initial section programming screen By pressing we select RB mode Roadbook By pressing we go from the Initial screen in imposed measures programming mode to the Ini...

Page 49: ...a complete stage It is as if we have two BLUNIK At the end of each Timed section we return to ST00 with the distance and time controlled To program the section ST00 for a long link we have to go into...

Page 50: ...ter than that indicated by the table we have to accelerate If the BLUNIK shows us a lap time earlier than that indicated by the table we have to slow down When we use the BLUNIK with the JP mode the a...

Page 51: ...on on a circuit we have to enable START in STAGE on the START KEY screen We will program the sector in learn On starting the reference lap we press On finishing the reference lap and starting the firs...

Page 52: ...y not having to look away Drivers that have tried it don t let it go and many achieve the magic of 0 0 points It is not programmed Does not calculate anything It has just one button to choose the type...

Page 53: ...nsator is the accessory you need An ingenious driver and engineer designed SPORT DRIVE You can tell this fantastic Blunik II accessory how you are going to drive and it will intelligently subtract the...

Page 54: ...nt styles of rally and timing make us think more study and know more Fantastic for those who are already experts a little nerdy and that bang their heads to save decimals at every opportunity Sport Ca...

Page 55: ...e quicker you react and or are aware of the changes of average Acoustic warning for regularity Piiiu piiiu if you are behind Pooow pooow if you are ahead Blunik II Accessory Connect and go With connec...

Page 56: ...arning for regularity Piiiu piiiu if you are behind Pooow pooow if you are ahead Blunik II Accessory Connect and go With connection cable included If you have other accessories connected you will need...

Page 57: ...he link just at the start and even during the section itself With the B Pad it can be done with greater ease It is light resistant and extra flat It can be fixed with Velcro wherever you want Blunik I...

Page 58: ...I If you want to have the Blunik keys close to your road book and fully to hand B Remote is ideal B Remote is a remote Blunik II keypad It has the most useful functions used during the regularity stag...

Page 59: ...or navigators in bucket seats and harnesses Allows the navigator to do the ZERO function with a foot Very useful for navigators harnessed to the bucket and with reduced mobility Acts when you stop pre...

Page 60: ...BLUNIK II PLUS INSTRUCTIONS 59...

Page 61: ...Blunik Chrono System S L Girona Catalunya Spain Tel 34 617 088 336 info blunik com www blunik com blunik blunik...

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