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/SPEED1" if you wish to use the speed of the Box Expander 2 or BOX-MINI,
select "RPM/SPEED2" 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).
- Do 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.
- Do 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:
CLOSED 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.)
DYNO 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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