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1. 2 3 Pins female Binder connector pinout External view Power supply connector Vbext GND GND Wh Rif Ref Q ta Q ty Material Material N articolo Item N Progettato da Designed by Contr da Ckd by Approvato da Approved by Nome file File name Data Date Scala Scale D B 25 02 2011 Titolo Title a Pinout Solo N disegno Drawing N Rev Rev Foglio Sheet Racing Data Power tori 27 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Racing Data Power Release 1 00 N rev Rev N Descrizione Description Data Date Firma Signature Contr da Ckd by SoloDL pinout 0000 TT J T J 5 pins female Binder 7 pins female Binder connector pinout connector pinout external view external view EXP connector ECU connector 1 CAN 1 CAN 2 GND 2 CAN 3 Vb 3 Vbext 4 CAN 4 RS232TX 5 Vbext 5 RS232RX 6 Kline 7 GND Rif Ref Q ta Q ty Material Material N articolo Item N Progettato da Designed by Contr da Ckd by Approvato da Approved by2. www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 5 Solo configuration You have to use our software Race Studio 2 to configure the track beacon positions and to define the ECU of your car this for SOLO DL only Any other parameter has to be configured by keyboard To enter configuration press MENU 5 1 Lap timing modes As already said Solo can manage different race modes Speed Regularity and Performance In all situations it gives the proper time information To set the kind of race follow this path MENU gt gt RACE MODE SETUP Available options are Speed Regular Performance 5 1 1 Speed This is the normal race or test you have to drive at the maximum possible speed The lap time is rolling till when the vehicle passes in front of the finish line where it stops for some seconds 5 1 2 Regularity The rule of regularity races is as follows e the lap time stored after the second passage from starting finish line becomes the reference lap e the following laps have to be driven in the same lap time of the reference lap 5 1 3 Performance tests in detail In case of Performance tests Start Line is triggered at the increment of Speed while the Finish line depends upon the selected length of test you can choose among 1 4 miles 1 8 miles 0 100 m 0 60 mph 0 100 km h 5 2 Circuits Close and Open 5 1 1 Close circuit
3. 11 1 Physical Connection To connect SoloDL with SmartyCam use the 5 pin CAN cable provided with SmartyCam As for other AIM loggers you can configure SmartyCam functions on SoloDL This is done using Race Studio 2 software Just press SmartyCam functions setting on SoloDL system Manager page and the related panels shows here below appears Set Functions To Channels FUNCTION CHANNEL ENGINE RPM Engine REFERENCE SPEED Speedi GEAR Channel_5 WATER TEMP none available HEAD TEMP none available EXHAUST TEMP none available OIL TEMP none available OIL PRESS none available BRAKE PRESS none available THROTTLE POSITION none available none available none available none available none available LATERAL ACCEL NOT SET LONG ACCEL NOT SET FUEL LEVEL none available BATTERY NOT SET Associate each function with SoloDL Channel Channels are function filtered In case the function you want to set does not appear on the channel you want to set it just enable the bottom central checkbox 24 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL TD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 11 3 Interaction with SmartyCam SoloDL is provided with a dedicated SmartyCam page showing all the useful information about Smartycam Status that is to say Recording Status SDcard status and SDcard Free Space as shown here below REH
4. Display buttons GPS USB port connectors and mounting points Display and buttons Solo is equipped with a 128x64 pixel graphical display and a built in brilliant backlight Press any of the four buttons and the onscreen menu activates The specific menu items will appear above each of the representative buttons The menu activation is triggered whenever any of the four buttons is engaged after four seconds the menu will recede GPS antenna is here USB Slot Lle 38 _ THe l MENU LIGHT lt lt lt gt gt gt On Off To lock the onscreen menu MENU gt gt Display Setup gt gt Keyboard and select Locked www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL Ci TD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power GPS Antenna The integrated GPS antenna is located on the top of Solo In order to mitigate any possible GPS signal interference avoid positioning anything directly over the GPS antenna USB Port To access USB port slide the lock on the waterproof USB door down and the door will open revealing the port Solo uses USB for e charging e configuration e data download e and firmware upgrades Connectors Solo features a single connector located on the bottom which is used when powering the system from a 12V source SoloDL features two connectors on the bottom of the system one to connect it to an external CAN expansion for example SmartyCam see Chapter 11 and the second is used for ECU
5. Studio 2 In case you wish a full management of the track database of course you are free to add or remove track information To do so you have to use the Track Management feature of our software Race Studio 2 after having turned on your Solo and having connected it to your PC Please select the desired TRACKS from the list and press Send to GPS button Solo will receive them in a few seconds If the track information are not available in the list but you can anyway get only lap splits coordinates are available please follow the instructions press New button to create a new track a panel appears fill in a track name that track appears in the window left panel select it manually insert the lap coordinates in the window bottom left panel if split coordinates are available press and add as many split as many are available and manually fill in the related coordinates e press save e press Send to GPS You can use Track Management also to reading SOLO Track database like to erase or to modify some track information from tt www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 8 Use of Solo during the tests How does SOLO work when I race Solo behaves differently according to its setting First of all we have to know that SOLO starts recording when the speed grows So if the vehicle does not move even with the engine ON
6. gt Enable Disable Pages and enable disable the pages to be shown Once the pages enabled disabled come back to Pages set up scroll the menu to Custom Pages setup and decide how many custom pages to show how many field to show in each page and configure the page Here below are shown the custom pages showing from 1 up to four fields SELECT THE DESIRED FIELD 1 OF TION AND PRESS SELECT eee To SET IT FIELD 1 FIELD 4 FIELD FIELD FIELD www aim sportline com FIELO FIELO 4 15 Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 5 4 Measure unit selection Solo Solo DL can compute using decimal or Imperial measure units To set measure units follow this path MENU gt gt Set Units and select between the different Measure Units 9 9 Auto power off 5 6 Time zone and time date format settings Solo can show date and time in different formats enabling or not legal time Follow this path MENU gt gt Set Time Date and set Actual Local Time Legal time OFF ON Time format 24h or 12h Tate format to be selected among DD MM YY MM DD YY OR YY MM DD 5 7 System information This page shows logger firmware version and serial number Follow this path MENU gt gt system Information and this page appears RIM SOLO mk U 43 01 02 LOGGER LOGGER FIRMWARE C H 943542 SERIAL VERSION HUMBER 1 BUIT www aim sportline com Solo S
7. lt lt lt buttons it switches from one page to the other according to the number of configured pages At the end it shows satellite page 8 3 Open circuit speed races Races in open circuit have a starting and a finish point Both points are stored in the tracks database The display shows rolling lap time At the end of the race when the car crosses the finish line the time becomes Steady 8 4 Performance tests The vehicle places at the starting point the car starts That is it On the dash you can see the rolling time that becomes Steady Time as soon as the Performance finishes so after 1 4 of miles or Y2 mile or when it gets 100 km h etc Maximum speed is shown too Data recorded are of course speed every 1 10 of second acceleration time and if you have a SoloDL all the information coming from ECU Very simple very easy 20 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 9 Data Recall How do review my data after the test 9 1 Data recall To review data stored in Solo memory push DATA button Data Recall page appears it is as shown here below on the left for Speed and Regularity mode and can include more pages for performance mode on the contrary all data are shown in a page as here below on the right LAST TEST HOHEER HUMEER OF LAFS OF THE LAST TEST FERFORMAMANCE EEST LAF TIMES TYFE SET ET OF THE TE SC
8. to the kind of circuit closed or open and of race that can be speed race the winner is the fastest or regularity race a lap time is set as reference and the difference between the current lap and the reference one is always shown Last are the acceleration races computation and memorization starts when the speed grows and stops according to the settings What else This is just the beginning Solo records some figures too but no track engineer nor complicated sensors connections or expensive wirings are needed It is a discreet travel mate that records some important figures instant racing speed braking route accelerations Details can slip out while running Afterwards in the a quiet hotel room in the VAN with the friend that follows you it is useful to review what really happened The Space for an improvement is always available And who wants more Solo stops here But he as a brother SoloDL It does all what Solo does but can also be connected to the ECU to read and record data coming from the engine The two systems share the same logic maximum amount of information with the minimum effort ECU connection is really very simple but the information potentially available are a lot And for who wants more Who wants more will have it Just connect SoloDL to SmartyCam AIM on board camera and here is a Video with high precision figures And for who wants more Who wants more is a professional Of course AIM follows profes
9. ANIH G EFACE OF EMART YCAHM HICRO So FEC STATUS MENU ILIGHT lt lt lt gt gt gt To enable this page follow this path MENU gt gt Display Setup gt gt Enable Disable Pages scroll until finding Smarty page after having enabled it you can look at it and scroll the pages using VIEW button 25 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 12 Upgrading Solo firmware Aim constantly improves Solo firmware You can upgrade your Solo after having downloaded the last version of the firmware from our website e visit www aim sportline com Download Area Firmware section e check the firmware version of your unit please push MENU gt gt System Information RIM SOLO 45 01 02 LOGGER LOGGER FIRMWARE S N 543542 SERIAL VERSION NUMBER IQUIT in case the firmware in your unit is older than the one published in the web site please download the more recent version connect your Solo to your PC and run the exe program containing the new release following the instruction that appear on your PC 26 www aim sportline com iD Solo SoloDL User Manual Racing Data Power Release 1 00 Appendix Loggers pinout N rev Rev N Descrizione Description Data Date Firma Signature Contr da Ckd by Solo Pinout
10. KC and it includes SoloDL 1 USB cable 2 USB AC power adapter 3 2m OBDIl power cable 4 Mounting bracket with screws 5 User manual 6 AIM Racing Guide 7 AIM decal 8 Software installation CD 9 CILTD D O ua SoloDL CAN RS232 part number is X46SOLODLCR and it includes SoloDL 1 USB cable 2 USB AC power adapter 3 4m CAN RS232 ECU harness 4 Mounting bracket with screws 5 User manual 6 AIM Racing Guide 7 AIM decal 8 Software installation CD 9 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 1 1 Optional accessories in attesa codici Solo can be installed in a variety of ways depending on application and preferences Outlined below are several mounting options available for application specific installations Suction cup bracket kit with screws Handlebar bracket kit accommodating bars from 0 5 to 2 0 diameter Double bar bracket kit with U bolt for bars from 0 75 to 1 25 diameter Metallic wrap for pipes form 1 57 to 3 15 diameter www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 2 Solo at a glance Getting to know Solo First of all we have to say that Solo most important feature is to show your Lap Times The calculation is done considering GPS position of your vehicle and of the starting line Solo calculates the position of your ve
11. Nome file File name Data Date Scala Scale D B 28 02 2011 Titolo Title Pinout SoloDL N disegno Drawing N Rev Rev Foglio Sheet Racing Data Power 1of1 28 www aim sportline com
12. ROLLS EETWEEM THE TESTS MAX REACHED SHOWS IM SEQUENCE SFEEOQ TEST H TOGRAM AHO SFLIT TIMES ONLY IF THE TEST HAS S OR MORE LAPS 9 2 Memory deletion There are three possible options to delete Solo memory e follow this path MENU gt gt Stored Data gt gt Clear Test Data and press OK the system requires configuration e after data download with Race Studio 2 software the system requires if deleting or not the logger memory and how refer to Race Studio configuration user memory fir further information e transmitting a new configuration the system deletes the logger memory 21 www aim sportline com pE Solo SoloDL i TD User Manual Kae a Release 1 00 Chapter 10 Data download on the PC and Data Analysis through Race Studio2 How can I use Solo for a professional data analysis lf you wish to better understand your performance you absolutely need to analyze your data on your PC Only on a wide screen you can compare two laps sector after sector evaluate when and where you start braking and how fast you are in pushing the throttle For these analysis you can take advantage of Aim highly professional software Race Studio 2 This software that comes free of charge with your Solo is constantly upgraded by Aim engineers every new release can be easily and freely downloaded from the web site www aim sportline com Download Area Software section The first step is thereby to download the recor
13. SOLO SOLO DL User manual Racing Data Power Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Index BUR cat ee te dna a ea eta es sansa ees nee eases USERS SEEST SEES EDEN 1 Willa 2 RE Lc 3 Chapter 1 Included items and optional accessorie S 4 Lle Ophion ei iii 6 Chapter 2 Solo at qlance 7 2 1 Display buttons GPS USB port connectors and mounting points 7 i alc 9 Chapter 3 Installing and powering SoIO rire 10 dl BRR MO ricca 10 PeR E EI IAA 10 3 2 1 Solo SoloDL internally powered and battery charge iii 10 3 2 2 Solo externally powered through the vehicle battery with the cigarette lighter socket 10 3 3 ECU connection SoloDL only cia 11 Chapter 4 Solo SoloDL at powerinq on 12 diana ai 12 de Biccari aiar 12 Lr Lala cca 13 Chapter 5 Solo configuration css EEN 14 slip ica oe 14 A O I IA VETTA 14 LI iaia eee iaia reati 14 ci lidia 14 dulce 14 Col lavati 14 RIS e RE RIE OE II 14 elica 15 i Ei RR E A 16 mmm 16 5 6 Time zone and time date format Settinqs 16 cca 16 Chapter 6 Race Studio Software 17 Lanci 17 Leiker 17 Chapter 7 Track manaqgement 18 7 1 Adding Starting Line Coordinates directly on SoIO 18 7 2 Track Management function in Race Studio 2 19 Chapter 8 Use of Solo during the tests rss 20 B 1 Closed circuit speed FACES sasae a EN En ER cain 20 8 2 Closed circuit regular
14. Solo does not do anything you can normally enter the Menu etc When Speed gets 20 km h SOLO changes mode and starts recording all the parameters A bit deeply may be useful also to know that SOLO has a preliminary buffer so it can really start saving information ONE SECOND BEFORE the start of the race This can be extremely useful to analyze the very first instants of our race 8 1 Closed circuit speed races As we have already seen there are three Lap time information that we can see e Rolling Lap Time that is shown by default e Steady lap Time that appears for some seconds at the starting line e Predictive Lap Time that is shown on Page 2 and that is evaluated after having finished the first lap With gt gt gt lt lt lt buttons it switches from one page to the other according to the number of configured pages At the end it shows satellite page 8 2 Closed circuit regularity races As in Speed Races Solo shows Rolling Steady and Predictive lap time The only difference is that it calculates the Predictive Lap Time referred to the speed of the Second Lap and shows the Predictive time difference between the Second lap and the Actual one At the Pit Stop the vehicle stops and generally SOLO is turned off Nevertheless it goes on evaluating the time and does not interrupt the recorded test so when the vehicle starts racing again the lap time and lap number are not reset With gt gt gt
15. The most common circuit of course is the Close Circuit that is to say a track where the lap begins and finishes in the same point 5 1 2 Open circuit If you configure Solo in order to manage open circuits it stops the timer and shows the Lap Time when your vehicle passes from the Finish Line It will start recording again as soon as it passes in front of the Starting Point www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual mura Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 5 3 Pages configuration What can see during my test We have already seen that there is a good amount of information that you can see on your display while your vehicle is on the track e lap time predictive lap time speed lap number acceleration GPS signal information and for SOLO DL only all the information coming from the engine Now the question is how can we select what we want to see It is really very easy SOLO has some pre defined pages showing pre organized fields Besides you can configure other pages called Custom Pages You can define up to 4 Custom Pages defining how many fields to show and what every field shows We have also to notice that every page can be enabled or disabled so if you need only two pages you can easily swap between them pushing VIEW If you need to see more information you have to manage more pages To set the pages follow this path MENU gt gt Display Setup gt gt Pages Setup gt
16. connection and power bottom right image Please take note that the external power can be received from the first or the second connector www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL CTD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Mounting points Solo features two primary options to secure it to the included bracket it can be mounted to the bracket using the two integrated magnets and aligning the notches on the back of the system with the corresponding points on the bracket the magnets will immediately lock the system into place This solution allows you to quickly and easily install and remove Solo from the bracket For more permanent installations you can secure the bracket to the system using the four included inserts bottom image FEMALE INSERTS 4 I MAGNETS S gt FEMALE INSERTS Note Solo and SoloDL have been designed for track use only Check your state and local traffic laws before mounting it Currently state laws in California and Minnesota prohibit drivers from using suction mounts on their windshields while operating motor vehicles 2 2 Solo working modes You know there are a lot of different ways to race there are different circuit shapes and different race typologies More deeply the tracks can be Closed or Open Closed means that you are racing in a normal circuit where starting and finishing lines are in the same position while Open means that the star
17. d through the vehicle battery with the cigarette lighter socket Solo can be externally powered through the vehicle battery using the provided power cable with 2M wired car lighter socket www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL Ci TD User Manual Racing Data Power Release 1 00 3 3 ECU connection SoloDL only As explained before SoloDL receives the engine parameters from the ECU of your vehicle You can choose between two different connections to the ECU e OBDII that is typically used in stock cars The connection is extremely simple since we take advantage from a standard connector that is available on all the cars In this case the power comes from the OBDII port and connector i e CAN RS232 connection typically used in race cars installations In this case the connection is more complex and has to be followed by expert technicians and strictly depends upon the ECU you have on your car A wide documentation about many ECUs is available in our web site www aim sportline com Download Area ECU section Please note in these installations the external power has to be connected to the car battery through the vehicle master switch www aim sportline com lt Solo SoloDL TD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 4 Solo SoloDL at powering on 4 1 Logger power on off As explained in chapter 3 Solo can be internally or externally through the 12V vehicle battery powered Thi
18. ded data on your PC 10 1 Data Download Data Downloading is very simple e connect Solo to your PC e Run Race Studio 2 e Push Download data and follow the instructions 10 2 Data Analysis 22 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL CTD User Manual pe Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 11 Connection with SmartyCam SoloDL only How do I add movies to my data If you have a SoloDL you can connect it to SmartyCam to get a powerful system Let us introduce SmartyCam AIM on board camera Briefly it records the movie automatically adding in overlay the graphical information about a lot of freely configurable parameters coming from the ECU or from GPS he A E 9 A LIA 02 55 15 am 15 07 2010 A 89 33 50 N ET d ME LE SITLL A i i i 170 54 39 W E AU LATT 23 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power So the configuration Solo DL SmartyCam is extremely synergic since the two systems can take advantage each from some features of the other e SmartyCam can read Solo DL parameters from ECU e SmartyCam can read Solo DL GPS and GPS lap time e SoloDL display can show information about SmartyCam Status like the amount of free USD memory battery level recording status diagnostic messages etc e SmartyCam can record SoloDL data on its USD Card for a quicker management of them Later on your PC you can easily syncronize video and data
19. hicle ten times per second and interpolates the nearest position to the starting line in order to get a very high precision Of course for getting lap Times Solo has to know the Starting Line Coordinates This can be done in three different ways e Solo comes with a wide database of many tracks of the world You can check them pressing gt gt gt until the page here below on the left appears pressing VIEW button you enter the page shown on the right SHOWS ALL TRACKS STORED IN SOLO MEMORY GPS GOOG L31 SATIO alii Fa Speed OF mph TRACKS Lag es e TRACE Monza AVAILABLE IN A SEM RADIUS Ok START GPS MARKER DATABASE WIEW OK lt lt 2277 EHTERS TRACK DOWN UP SEL QUIT e You can define the starting point of the track where you are going to race just going to the starting line and setting the desired point In chapter 8 1 of this tutorial you will read how to do e You can define the same starting point by Track Manager feature of Aim software Race Studio 2 In chapter 8 2 of this tutorial you will read how to do it Please take note that if you run in an Open Circuit i e a track with starting and finish line in different positions you have to define TWO different points Start and Finish Finally if you run a Performance Test like a Drag acceleration no starting point coordinates are needed just push your throttle and go Solo will start and stop the test automatically 2 1
20. ity FACES iii 20 8 3 Open circuit sped la aai aa aaa aa aai 20 CASETTE a a aa aa ES 20 Chapter 9 Data Recall Ma 21 REI PIE TA E E 21 Meier 21 Chapter 10 Data download on the PC and Data Analysis through Race Studio2 22 PE RR I IA Eee re 22 Wi E A E E SEES EE EAE A E E EE ETS ES REE ES TE ES REE Res 22 Chapter 11 Connection with SmartyCam SoloDL only 1 11 gt 23 TA VER OL eria EEN or SE DEDE es Ah E 24 cn 24 lilla 25 Chapter 12 Upgrading Solo firmware 26 Appena LOOOGEIS DINOUI acari 27 1 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL i TD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Introduction What is Solo Solo is a completely automatic lap timer based on GPS technology Lets explain better Solo includes a list of the main world tracks At power on it understands its GPS position loads the lap coordinates and starts completely automatically sampling lap times In case the track is not included in the list It can be easily added as explained in this tutorial That s all Just a minute You know motor sport is a very diversified world there are circuit races uphill racing regularity race tests with starting and finish point in different positions performance tests Solo fits all situations with a simple via keyboard configuration What are exactly the differences in managing all specialties Going to details working mode are different according
21. n see the level of the signal pressing VIEW till when the following page appears QUALITY OF THE SIGHAL GPS SEARCH L33 SAT GB HUOHEER OF CONNECTED SATELLITES ELACK BARSI 30 08 16 2 DG 22 18 1 15 03 32 11 FA __SATELLITE IDEM TIFICATION HUME EF The precision of the system computation routes and lap times depends on the number of connected satellites A good precision is provided with at least 6 satellites connected and an optimum precision is provided with at least 8 satellites connected Once Solo receives a good GPS signal its behaviour depends on its circuit and race configuration you can choose between closed open circuit race or performance test If set on Open or Closed circuit mode Solo checks if its actual position is within a 5 km radius near to one only circuit already stored in its memory and shows that track name In case more tracks are available it shows and a VIEW button is available see chapter 2 for more information you can just run a track lap to permit Solo to identify which track is being run or manually set the track choosing it in the selectable track list In case no tracks are available in a 5km radius the display shows NONE If set on Performance Test Mode the system prepares for the test and the page here below appears There is nothing to do just go REAOW OW PERFOMANCE MODE SAT a Performance Bo 1 4 mi 00 00 MENU DATA lt lt lt gt gt gt
22. oloDL i TD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 6 Race Studio Software Race Studio 2 software has to be used for the following activities e upgrading the track list database e downloading the test data e analyzing the test data Aim constantly upgrades Race Studio 2 software Each new release is freely downloadable from our web site www aim sportline com download Area Software section 6 2 Software installation To install Race Studio 2 software just place the CD in the proper driver and wait for a few seconds The system shows three following windows that ask the user e to select the language e to choose if reading the documentation or installing a software select the second option e what software to install select Race Studio 2 the installation starts automatically 6 3 SoloDL configuration SoloDL logger can be connected to the vehicle ECU and consequently configured using Race Studio 2 refer to AIM website www aim sportline com gt gt ECU connection area to know which ECUs are currently supported by AIM devices Once verified that the vehicle ECU is supported just follow this procedure with SoloDL switched on and connected to the PC run Race Studio 2 software click on AIM system manager press New button and New Configuration window appears data logger type is already set select ECU Manufacturer and model enter configuration and vehicle name ch
23. oose the measure units press OK only in case the ECU does not transmit the engaged gear activate System configuration logger and set calculated gears e press transmit www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL CTD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 7 Track management How do I send lap and split coordinates of the track to my SOLO We have already underlined that Solo comes with a wide database of starting line split line coordinates You can easily see the list of coordinates in the track page to reach it press gt gt gt until the page here on the left appears and then press VIEW button SHOWS ALL TRACKS STORED IM SOLO MEMORY SHOWS ALL TRACKS AVAILAELE IN A SKM RADIUS EHTERS TRACK DATABASE Clearly you can add new coordinates in two different ways e directly on Solo e using Race Studio2 7 1 Adding Starting Line Coordinates directly on Solo It is very easy to add the coordinates of a new starting point e Goto the Starting Point with Solo in your hands e Select Track page using gt gt gt buttons FRESS ok TO ADD ETARTING FOINT COORDINATES e Press OK and you are ready to go In case you have previously selected an Open Circuit you will be asked to add the Finish Point in the same way 18 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 7 2 Track Management function in Race
24. s influences its powering on off mode To power on Solo if not connected to an external battery just press the right button highlighted here below To power it off press the same button It is also possible to set an automatic power off after a time period of inactivity the vehicle does not move and no button is pressed Se CI L3 1 38 56 1 42 46 O In case of Solo externally powered AIM recommends to connect it to the vehicle master switch so that the logger switches automatically on when the vehicle is powered and off when the vehicle switches off SoloDL as you already know can be connected to the car ECU Its powering on depends on the SoloDL connection e SoloDL OBDII we typically have this connection on stock cars Solo DL powers on at engine start up e SoloDL CAN RS232 we typically have this connection on race cars with after market ECU Solo DL is connected to a steady 12V power source and switches on when the engine is powered on To power off SoloDL press the right button It is also possible to set an automatic power off after a time period of inactivity the vehicle does not move ant no button is pressed 4 2 First power on At first power on Solo starts a configuration wizard requiring the following information www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power 4 3 Sampling GPS signal At switch on Solo starts looking for GPS signal You ca
25. sional drivers and high level teams since long time Car manufacturers like Renault Seat Mazda Ford use and have used AIM systems in who knows how many championships You will surely find what you need in our catalogue but it is not Solo www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL ATD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Quick Start Guide Few information are enough to take confidence with Solo and SoloDL and start using it They are all in chapters 5 and 6 of this tutorial Have a look at them Please note from here onwards Solo SoloDL loggers will be referred to as Solo except for the cases where a specification is needed www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL iD User Manual wes Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 1 Included items and optional accessories What do find inside the box Available kits are Solo kit Solo DL OBD K CAN line and SoloDL CAN RS232 kits The images here below show all of them with all included items numbered Solo kit part number is X46SOLO0000 and it includes Solo 1 Solo USB cable 2 USB AC power adapter 3 Solo power cable with 2m wired car lighter socket 4 Mounting bracket with screws 5 Solo user manual 6 AIM Racing Guide 7 AIM decal 8 Solo dedicated CD for software installation 9 www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL TD User Manual Racing Data Power Release 1 00 SoloDL OBDII K Line CAN part number is X46SOLODL
26. ting point is different from the finish point like for example in rally You can select also the typology of your race e Speed a normal race in circuit e Regularity where you have to maintain a certain constant lap time e Performance where you evaluate the performance of your vehicle in an acceleration on a straight that can be for example 0 100 km h 0 1 4 mile etc www aim sportline com Solo SoloDL CTD User Manual Release 1 00 Racing Data Power Chapter 3 Installing and powering Solo Solo can be internally or externally powered and can be installed using different supports whose codes are reported in chapter 1 3 1 Bracket mounting Solo comes with a flat metal bracket and screws that take advantage of the magnets placed on the product rear If on the contrary a different installation like on the car front glass for instance is wished it is necessary to buy the optional supports Images here below show Solo SoloDL installed using for instance the suction cup bracket in addition to the metal standard one 3 2 Powering Solo SoloDL Solo can be powered by the internal rechargeable battery or by an external 12 Volt source 3 2 1 Solo SoloDL internally powered and battery charge Solo is equipped with an internal rechargeable lithium battery that can be charged through the power socket or through a PC using the provided USB cable iu wit sol 3 2 2 Solo externally powere
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