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Chronometer
(Chronometer sub-menu tree)
The Chrome unit includes a GPS chronometer with a resolution of 1/100s, based on a 10Hz MTK GPS
processor with 66x parallel channels. During startup, once the GPS signal is calibrated, the system
identifies where it is located among the 20x stored circuits then proceeds in identifying coordinates for the
finish line of the identified race circuit. If the coordinates don't match with any of the stored circuits, the
message "Circuit Not Found" will appear on the startup screen.
CAUTION:
The circuit identification is only performed during the startup (boot). If the unit is turned
on before reaching the race circuit, the user has to restart, or manually set the desired circuit.
Thanks to the "Chronometer" menu it is possible to display the lap times, erase them and configure
all the chronometer options. As for the other menus, press the LDN to enter the submenu, or press the
LUP to return to the previous menu.
View Lap Times
It is possible to display the stored lap times from the “Chronometer” menu by pressing the LDN button or
the UP button from the startup screen. The lap times performed in the selected circuit are shown in this
menu (if no circuit is selected a blank screen appears). Lap times are automatically divided by sessions
and each session lists the date and the starting time of the session itself. The displayed lap times are
divided into three columns, corresponding to the three split sectors of each lap, and for each lap the best
speed is reported. The all-time best lap and ideal time for the current circuit are shown in the lower part of
the screen.
ATTENTION: If the position of the split times on the map is changed, the previously stored laptimes still
remain referred to the old position.
ATTENTION: The best and ideal lap displayed in the lower part of the screen refers to the selected circuit
and not only to the shown times. As will be discussed in the section that describes the