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Chapter 3. Configuration

STACK ST8302 and ST8360 Video-Logger System

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User Guide

Menu Text

EXIT MENU
DEC Exit NEXT Next

EDIT SCALE
Wheel Circ 1000 mm

W.S. Pulses/Rev 10

E.S. Cylinders 4

EDIT TEST
Gate RPM 3000 on

EDIT TEST
Start RPM 3000 on

EDIT TEST
Automatic Stop on

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Summary of Contents for ST8302

Page 1: ...Part No Issue No ST542075 001 ST8302 and ST8360 Video Logger System Users Guide...

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Page 3: ...rom Stack This manual This manual will help you install and use the Stack ST8302 and ST8360 Video Logger systems It explains how to set up and configure each system for your vehicle Edition Notice Thi...

Page 4: ...ent Tachometers Action Replay Tachometers Performance Analysers Speedometers Boost Gauges Analog Sensors Digital Sensors Data Logging Systems Display and Logging Systems Radio Telemetry Systems Displa...

Page 5: ...e Camera On and Off 20 Starting and Stopping Recording 20 Peak Values 21 Update of Peak Values 22 Alarms 25 Lap 27 Gears 27 Chapter 3 Configuration 28 Entering Configuration Mode 28 Navigating the Con...

Page 6: ...Logger System iv User Guide Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 60 Appendix A Video Harness Wiring Diagram 70 Appendix B Sensor Harness Wiring Diagram 71 Appendix C Throttle Brake Harness Wiring Diagram 72 Appe...

Page 7: ...ed onto the video picture along with engine parameters and driver activity channels The Video Logger System can Be used with most race PAL or NTSC video systems Connect to dedicated sensors and an exi...

Page 8: ...Standalone Video Logger comprises a sensor and harness for use with an existing race video system ST8302VS VCR Video Logger ST8302VSM VCR Video Logger Max Expansion Video Logger System For vehicles w...

Page 9: ...ease of use features rely upon the recorder having a LAN C control connector 3W 2 5mm Jack socket Although the LAN C connection is not essential for operation it is highly recommended and ensures tha...

Page 10: ...s to data from the existing sensors This saves duplicating sensors and makes for a simpler installation overall Inputs from Stack display system RPM Speed Oil temperature Water temperature Oil pressur...

Page 11: ...and become familiar with its operation In Chapter 3 Configuration we ll show you how to configure the system for your own particular vehicle In Chapter 4 Installation we ll talk you through the proces...

Page 12: ...Optional Items Optional Items for ST8302 Standalone System The ST8302VS and ST8302VSM Video Logger systems can be used with the following optional components Quantity Description 2 ST747 10 Bar 150 PS...

Page 13: ...quires a different V VS Module Typically NTSC format is used in the USA and PAL in Europe Have an A V input to connect an external camera Have a display screen which is clear and not too small so that...

Page 14: ...t a reset every time the Engine Speed goes through 3000rpm Must use Display System ST8100 switches to Reset Peaks Laps and PLT Turn on Peaks MPH test only if the vehicle has its ignition off on the gr...

Page 15: ...it should be connected to See Appendix B for a full diagram of this harness Labels Connects To WS Wheel speed sensor LAP Lap timing sensor SL Gear shift warning light AL Alarm warning light ES Engine...

Page 16: ...stem and is identical for both the Standalone and Expansion systems Connect the video harness as shown in Table 3 Labels Connects to AV Audio video input of recorder L Left L microphone line input lev...

Page 17: ...Pressure Fuel Pressure Lap Timing System Throttle Angle Speed Race Video System Not Supplied Brake Pressure or Switch Diagram 1 The ST8302 Standalone system The Standalone system comprises The VS mod...

Page 18: ...or microphones adapters can be purchased from your local electrical supplier Components of the ST8360 Expansion system The Expansion system comprises The V module video interface A Stack Display devic...

Page 19: ...re Sensor or Switch Remote Control LAN C V Module Video Interface On board Video Recorder RPM Water Temperature Oil Temperature Oil Pressure Fuel Pressure Lap Timing System Speed Race Video System Not...

Page 20: ...eed to connect a 12v DC power supply Once the system has been installed in a vehicle then the vehicle s own battery will supply the power The Display The Stack Video Logger system overlays data on the...

Page 21: ...s on how to position this text elsewhere on the screen Lap Data Diagram 4 Lap data Lap Counter Lap Lap Time T Best Time B Predicted Lap Time P based on current progress predicts the lap time Its value...

Page 22: ...iagram 5 Lateral and Longitudinal G Lateral and Longitudinal G readings are only available with the Max system Speeds Diagram 6 Speeds Engine speed RPM Wheel speed MPH or km h Maximum speed in straigh...

Page 23: ...nd brakes Throttle Position TP as a percentage of the total allowable movement in the throttle pedal Brake Pressure BP shows the status of the brakes if a brake switch or sensor is installed With the...

Page 24: ...Counter Ac so alarm occurrences can be easily found during playback Alarm Message signifying which alarm condition has been met See Chapter 3 Configuration for a more detailed explanation of alarms T...

Page 25: ...whether the system is in Normal operational mode or Configuration mode as described in Chapter 3 Normal Mode Functions RECORD NEXT Press RECORD to start and stop recording remotely If your camera has...

Page 26: ...during recording Other recorders will need to be switched on and off manually When using a recorder with a LAN C connection if the car ignition is turned off before the video recorder has been put on...

Page 27: ...d holds down the PEAK button on the video controller At the end of a run when the wheel speed drops below a preset value see Chapter 3 Configuration Peaks RPM In this instance peak values will be disp...

Page 28: ...el Speed Maximum Table 4 Peak values Update of Peak Values Peak values are updated only when the engine speed has exceeded its Gate RPM value for at least one second The Gate RPM value is the level of...

Page 29: ...eset automatically on a recorder with a LAN C port when recording starts On other types of recorder you will need to reset the peak values manually To reset the peak values hold down the PEAK button o...

Page 30: ...ds to be changed every 4 5 years An alarm is triggered when the power from this battery drops below a safe level and a warning is displayed Changing the battery is not a user operation You should retu...

Page 31: ...d if the fuel pressure falls below its alarm value Another will be triggered if the oil temperature rises above its alarm value The values at which the alarms go off are specified in the Configuration...

Page 32: ...ndalone system illuminates the shift light on the dashboard Every time an alarm is triggered the Alarm Counter is incremented by one This makes it easy to find the alarm when playing back the video Pa...

Page 33: ...ctive Lap Timer is installed the Video Logger also displays the estimated time to complete the lap based on the current speed Resetting the Lap Time to Zero Lap counts and times and the Predictive Lap...

Page 34: ...ressed the software version information is displayed If you need to contact the Stack helpdesk they will often ask you to confirm which version of the software you are using Use the DEC and INC button...

Page 35: ...ontinuously Hold down DEC and press INC to toggle a setting between ON and OFF Press NEXT to move to the next menu option Configuration Menu Items The menu items available to you depend on the product...

Page 36: ...02 and ST8360 Video Logger System 30 User Guide Menu Text EXIT MENU DEC Exit NEXT Next EDIT SCALE Wheel Circ 1000 mm W S Pulses Rev 10 E S Cylinders 4 EDIT TEST Gate RPM 3000 on EDIT TEST Start RPM 30...

Page 37: ...Guide 31 Menu Text EDIT TEST Shift RPM 7000 on EDIT TEST Peaks MPH 20 0 on EDIT TEST High WaterT 105 on EDIT TEST High Oil T 130 on EDIT OPTION 150PSI Fuel P Sensor EDIT TEST Low Fuel P 10 on EDIT TES...

Page 38: ...User Guide Menu Text EDIT OFFSET Zero Long G 0 00 Press DEC INC to cal Throttle Pedal See Throttle Calibration Submenu EDIT GEAR Press DEC INC to cal See Gear Calibration Submenu EDIT SCALE Accel Lim...

Page 39: ...Menu Text Press DEC INC to cal Throttle Pedal Press and hold DEC then press INC Press NEXT Press NEXT Press INC to save the new settings or DEC to ignore them and retain the existing calibration Then...

Page 40: ...s and hold DEC then press INC Press NEXT Press INC to save the new settings and return to the main menu or DEC to calibrate the next gear Press NEXT Continue until all 7 gears have been calibrated or...

Page 41: ...e Chapter 4 Installation generates an electrical pulse whenever a ferrous target such as a wheel bolt passes it This setting determines how many such pulses make up one complete revolution of the whee...

Page 42: ...es the engine speed at which the recorder will start recording automatically which it can only do with a LAN C port This should be turned ON for LAN C recorders and OFF for other types of recorder Aut...

Page 43: ...est can be turned ON and OFF Peaks Speed This setting specifies the wheel speed above which peak values are displayed The wheel speed has to remain below this speed for two or more seconds before peak...

Page 44: ...nput signal from a high range 0 150 PSI 0 10 Bar Fuel Pressure sensor With this menu you can configure the system to interpret a signal from a low range 0 30 PSI 0 2 Bar sensor The fuel pressure displ...

Page 45: ...flag Zero Lateral G When installed the V VS Module may be positioned slightly out of alignment see Chapter 4 Installation With the vehicle on a flat surface the tank full of petrol and the driver at...

Page 46: ...hen the throttle pedal is fully depressed Start with no pressure on the pedal and press NEXT on the Video Controller to store the 0 value Then fully depress the pedal and press NEXT again to store the...

Page 47: ...ble to achieve 5 000 RPM in a gear you should determine the wheel speed at a lower engine speed and scale upwards For example you could use the wheel speed at 1 000 RPM and then multiply by 5 to calcu...

Page 48: ...the impact of wheel lock up on the Predicted Lap Time This value should be reduced in wet conditions For road based cars a typical Deceleration Limit would be 1 5 G Setting the value to 10 0 G disable...

Page 49: ...u items have been modified press DEC to exit or NEXT to cycle around the menu items again Restoring Default Values To restore the configuration options to their default factory settings Disconnect the...

Page 50: ...em Finally you should attach a power supply and check that everything is functioning correctly Refer to Chapter 5 Troubleshooting if there are any problems If the system appears to be working as expec...

Page 51: ...module should be orientated towards the front of the vehicle Ensure that the module is fitted securely so that it will not work itself loose when the vehicle is being driven Diagram 13 Alignment of V...

Page 52: ...onent parts of your Video Logger system so that you can decide upon the best position for the V VS module and the optimum layout of the harness cables 3 Attach the harnesses to the connectors on the m...

Page 53: ...order Diagram 14 The video harness and connections Disclaimer You should install the on board video recorder system in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Stack accepts no liability for an...

Page 54: ...mperature Car Battery Shift Lamp Alarm Lamp Oil Pressure Fuel Pressure Lap Timing System Throttle Angle Interface Speed Brake Pressure or Switch The Throttle and Brake Sensor Harness Optional Throttle...

Page 55: ...ints Coil negative Low tension HEI Systems Coil negative Low tension Magneto internal or external Use HT pick up ST697 MSD Tachometer output Magneto CD 2 stroke Use HT pick up ST697 If none of these c...

Page 56: ...Logger System 50 User Guide Diagram 17 Contact breaker and electronic ignition connections Standard Contact Breaker connection Electronic Ignition connection CB SW Ignition System Resistor ES Engine S...

Page 57: ...he wheel speed sensor Select a suitable location for the sensor with an unobstructed view of your chosen targets The sensor must detect at least one ferrous target e g a driveshaft bolt per revolution...

Page 58: ...2 The gap between the sensor and ferrous targets should be between 0 5mm and 1 5 mm 0 020 inches 0 060 inches Ensure that no other objects pass within 4 mm 3 16 inch of the sensor when the wheel rota...

Page 59: ...se heat Do not position them closer than 75mm 3 inches to ignition leads the distributor or engine oil If possible do not mount the sensor on the engine block as engine vibrations may shorten its life...

Page 60: ...or the temperature sensors Do not mount the sensors close to sources of intense heat Do not mount the sensors closer than 75 mm 3 inches to ignition leads the distributor or the ignition coil Diagram...

Page 61: ...d behind glass or Perspex The sensor must be at the same height as the beacon the beacon s height can be adjusted up and down its mounting post 1 Attach the wire labelled LAP on the sensor wiring harn...

Page 62: ...om direct sunlight for long periods in hot conditions positioned so that the sun is not directly behind it because the sensor may be unable to distinguish between the IR emitted from the sun and that...

Page 63: ...ocket using the DASH 3 adapter supplied It measures the pressure of the brake fluid when the driver applies the brake Avoid mounting near sources of intense heat Do not position closer than 75mm 3 inc...

Page 64: ...to the V VS Module using a ST483 adapter between the Throttle sensor and the sure seal connector on the sensor harness This converts the voltage of the sensor to a pulse reading for input to the V VS...

Page 65: ...em needs to be connected directly to the vehicle battery by the two cables labelled B and B in the sensor harness Connect the black B cable from the harness to the battery s negative terminal Do not c...

Page 66: ...ad continuity The power lead is labelled B B The battery positive lead B is 19w conn pin G 4w Mil conn pin B MSS P pin 3 B is 19w conn pin H 4w Mil conn pin A MSS P pin 4 Temperature sensor has failed...

Page 67: ...rt MSS P harness connector pins 1 4 together A reading of 999 harness OK Pressure sensor has failed Replace sensor Fixed pressure reading of 999 PSI or 99 9 Bar Faulty harness connections Check contin...

Page 68: ...ssure reading Faulty pressure pipe connections Check pressure connections Check plumbing for a blockage kinks in flexible hoses V Module shows a different Fuel Pressure reading to the ST8100 Video Dis...

Page 69: ...t warning on power up PEAK DEC Switch faulty Replace Video Controller Disconnect Video Controller and short 8w Switchcraft pins 3 8 If Video Display changes replace Video Controller PEAK DEC Switch do...

Page 70: ...raft p4 Also 15w conn pin E 8w Switchcraft p8 Lap marker receiver lead faulty Check lap marker wiring Disconnect receiver and press lap switch 4 Lap time is not Displayed automatically Automatic recei...

Page 71: ...he ignition system or sensor if used See instructions supplied in this manual If connected directly to the coil check that it is to the switched low tension side usually the negative side System confi...

Page 72: ...350v System configured with wrong number of targets per wheel revolution Reconfigure the system with correct number of targets Displayed speed value too high or too low by a constant age amount System...

Page 73: ...en the engine is running at or above the gate RPM value Video Display and alarm light flash when the engine is running Alarm Counter increments constantly Intermittent alarm caused by a parameter with...

Page 74: ...ted Reconnect camera Camera faulty Fit a new camera Recorder disconnected Reconnect recorder No picture No Video input Check Camera connections Wiring faulty Replace Video Harness Some Recorders will...

Page 75: ...Replace microphone s No sound Wiring faulty Replace Video Harness Sound too quiet Microphone output level too low Connect microphone to the amplified sound input Red Phono connector Connect microphon...

Page 76: ...Appendices Index STACK ST8302 and ST8360 Video Logger System 70 User Guide Appendix A Video Harness Wiring Diagram...

Page 77: ...STACK ST8302 and ST8360 Video Logger System Appendices Index User Guide 71 Appendix B Sensor Harness Wiring Diagram...

Page 78: ...Appendices Index STACK ST8302 and ST8360 Video Logger System 72 User Guide Appendix C Throttle Brake Harness Wiring Diagram...

Page 79: ..._____________________________ Serial No ____________________________________________________________________ Description ____________________________________________________________________ Other acce...

Page 80: ...C 3 7 8 10 19 20 23 36 69 Lap 3 4 6 8 9 15 22 24 27 41 42 56 65 Lap timing switch wiring label 9 Lateral G 16 45 Lateral G sensor wiring label 9 Lipstick camera 7 Longitudinal G 16 39 45 Low battery w...

Page 81: ...1 7 Video harness 47 69 70 Video wiring harness 10 11 12 Water temperature 17 22 24 37 Water temperature alarm 26 Water temperature sensor wiring label 9 Wheel speed 9 16 44 51 Wheel speed sensor 51...

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