9
Assembly
1
Pull out the lap counter to the width of the track being used (fig.
1
).
Insert the sides of the track into the projections on the inside of the
feet of the lap counter.
Lining up the vehicles
1
2
A
Line up the vehicles in the direction of driving (fig.
1
) so that they
are close to the light barrier (fig.
2
) of the lap counter.
How it works
1
2
The lap counter recognizes a vehicle when it passes through the
light barrier. You can either select a race with a specific
number
of laps
(e. g. Formula 1, fig.
1
) or a specific
time
(e. g. 24 hour
race, fig.
2
).
einstellen.
Settings
C
D
E
Settings are made using the two buttons (
C
and
E
). These set-
tings and the progress of the race are shown on the display (over
the lanes).
Switching on
100
00
:
44
:
28
100
00
:
41
:
32
1
Push the power switch
D
into the ON position. The display shows
the active racing mode (fig.
1
, flashing).
Race modes
100
00
:
44
:
28
106
00
:
41
:
32
1
100
00
:
44
:
28
045
00
:
41
:
32
2
Settings for a lap race
Keep one of the buttons (
C
or
E
) pressed until the display stops
blinking (> 2 secs.). The default setting is 100 laps. Press button
again (
C
or
E
) for the track you want to make the setting for and
keep it pressed until the counter begins to automatically count back-
ward.
The units are set first, then the ten and finally the hundreds. The
number of laps can be set manually by releasing the button and
then making short, intermittent presses. If you keep the button
pressed for a longer period of time again, the setting process will
begin again with units. Max. number of laps: 999.
Number of laps for second lane
As for the first lane, but using the other button.
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