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C o n f i g u r i n g
Setup mode
t h e L a p t i m e r
Ignore below: If the minimum value is set,
the ignore under value can be used too. To
avoid a constant warning when the channel
value is below the minimum warning, this
setting will ignore the warning below a certain
value. This is typically used for engine water
temperature warning.
LED warning: The blink types are "constant",
"slow" and "fast". Fast is typically used by the
shift light, so if that is enabled, try to avoid it
for the warnings.
Example on a more complex warning LED
setup. Here all the settings are used.
In the example above, all the settings are used
for the temperature 1 channel. Here we can
see that this channel is used for the cylinder
temperature. Programming the warning like
this will give the following warning.
The LED will blink slowly when the temperature
is between 45 and 70 °C and then again if the
temperature is above 85 °C.
Please notice that the same channel can
be used for more warning LEDs.
LED BRIGHTNESS
The LEDs' brightness can be adjusted from 0%
to 100%.
The LEDs are very powerful and running them
at high brightness can be dangerous for your
eyes. Always keep them at the lowest bright-
ness level, but still visible at full sunlight. Do
never look directly into them!
LAST LAP DATA
When the start/finish line is passed, the
Laptimer can show different information on the
last lap. Here is a short explanation on what
the settings does.
Off: No special data values are shown when
passing the start/finish line. Everything working
like normal.
Max. values: The maximum values from the
previous lap are shown when passing the start/
finish line. Please notice that not all channels
have maximum values. An example is the gear
channel.
Delta time: When passing the start/finish line
the delta time is shown. That is the time from
the lap just finished to the best lap time.
Max & delta: Both "max. values" and "delta
time" is shown when passing the start/finish
line.
Min & max: Both "max. values" and "delta
DATA HOLD TIME
When the last lap data is used, the display will
show the selected values for a certain time.
This time can be set from 2 to 20 seconds.
LAP TIME DISPLAY
Normally the lap time display is set to show
lap time. But UniGo is capable of calculating
the predictive lap time too. The predictive lap
time is calculated based on the actual lap time
at a given point of the track plus the rest of
the best lap. This way it will calculate the total
lap time based on the current pace and the
remaining of the best lap. It will typical vary
quite a bit at the start of the lap, and then
get more and more steady towards the end of
the lap.
SPLIT TIME DISPLAY
When splits are being used the Laptimer can
do different things when passing a split point.
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