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Index
1 - Introduction......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 - GPS Technology.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 - Package content.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 - Technical features...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.4 - Important information for correct usage................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2 - Chronometer components.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
2.1 - Touch screen.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
3 - Installation.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.1 - Positioning................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
3.2 - Power......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.3 - Internal memory....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
4 - How to use Start................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.1 - Switch on/off............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.2 - Registering sessions.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.3 - Screens...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
4.4 - Menu and icons......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
4.5 - GPS Signal................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
5 - Configuration, SETUP menu............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
6 - How to use and choose the finish line/circuit.................................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.1 - Closed circuit............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
6.2 - Point to point............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
6.3 - Acceleration............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.4 - Dyno Bench (solo Start Next).................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
7 - Storage of a new finish line/circuit..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
8 - Session analysis.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
8.1 - Viewing sessions and lap times................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
8.2 - Deleting a session...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
9 - Viewing values in real time................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
10 - PC connection (only Start Next)....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
10.1 - USB data download.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
10.2 - Wi-Fi........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
11 - Gear indication (only Start Next with box expander)...................................................................................................................................................... 10
11.1 - Setting the gear using RPM/SPEED ratio (only Start Next).................................................................................................................................... 10
11.2 - Setting the gear using the analogue input (only Start Next)................................................................................................................................... 10
12 - Linear potentiometer calibration (only Start Next)........................................................................................................................................................ 10
13 - Accelerometer (only Start Next)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
14 - Self-diagnosis................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
15 - Firmware installed and date of first use........................................................................................................................................................................... 11
16 - Replace the startup image................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

1 - Introduction

Thank you for choosing a PZRacing product. Start is a state-of-the-art GPS chronometer. There are many advantages to this technology: you will no
longer need to place a bulky infra-red transmitter at the side of the track, you can even view split times on the display and thanks to specially designed
software, you can view all the trajectories covered on a given track. Start is the only chronometer in the world to use a 50Hz receiver and a touch screen
pad with "Gloves Sensitive" technology which makes it possible to use the device even when wearing gloves.
Start Next and Start Basic are two chronometers of the same product line and they function in the same way. However, Start Basic
does not allow data acquisition and box expansion connection.
Please note: PZRacing products are water resistant but not waterproof; do not wash the product with pressurised water and keep
the lateral tab closed at all times; failure to do so could cause permanent damage to the product.

1.1 - GPS Technology

The Global Positioning System (also known as GPS) is a satellite positioning and navigation system which, thanks to a network of artificial satellites in
orbit, sends information about geographic coordinates and the time to a GPS receiver, in any weather conditions and on any place on Earth. Its
functioning principle is based on a spherical positioning method which measures the time taken by a radio signal to cover the distance from a satellite to
a receiver. One of the main features of GPS receivers is the update frequency expressed in Hertz (Hz); this measurement unit indicates how many times
per second the satellite receiver is capable of updating its position. Start has a state-of-the-art GPS receiver with an updating frequency of 50Hz (50
times per second), which translates into higher precision in calculating the time and visualising trajectories.

1.2 - Package content

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Start Next / Start Basic
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USB cable type C
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Fixing Velcro strap
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No.4 screws for plastic adaptor
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Plastic adaptor for bolt
PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 - 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 - Email: tech@pzracing.it
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M6x3cm bolt for fixing onto the bracket
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Self-locking M6 nut
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Metal washers
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No.1 anti-vibration PVC plane washers
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No.1 anti-vibration PVC conical washers
Start Next & Start Basic ST400
User Manual - v1.0 - 20/07/2022

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Summary of Contents for PZRacing Start Next ST400

  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    1 – Introduction Thank you for choosing a PZRacing product. Start is a state-of-the-art GPS chronometer. There are many advantages to this technology: you will no longer need to place a bulky infra-red transmitter at the side of the track, you can even view split times on the display and thanks to specially designed software, you can view all the trajectories covered on a given track.
  • Page 2: Technical Features

    "Gloves Sensitive technology" which makes it possible to apply the pressure required even when wearing gloves. In addition, the icons make it even more simple and intuitive to use the device. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 3: Installation

    Please note: in order to use some of the sensors to apply to the Expansion modules, you need to use the optional SS12V100 cable; read the technical description of the sensors you wish to install carefully. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 4: Internal Memory

    RPMs ( 15500), temperature (113), analogue 1 (580), inserted gear (6), best lap (01'41”58) and the circuit/acceleration type (MISANO): PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 5: Menu And Icons

    GEAR (only Start Next): gear settings SUSPENSIONS (only Start Next): setting the minimum suspensions travel (“ZERO setting”) INFO: general information about the product and system PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 6: Gps Signal

    PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 7: Configuration, Setup Menu

    RPM: maximum RPM exceeded, the led flashes when an RPM threshold is exceeded TEMP: temperature alarm function, the led flashes when a set temperature threshold is exceeded. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 8: How To Use And Choose The Finish Line/Circuit

    TRACKS folder of the memory card under TRACKxxx.TRK (xxx are a sequence of numbers); if you press "I1", the following screen will appear where you can set the second split time or simply the finish line, and so on up to three split times. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 9: Session Analysis

    “Download Session” button to start the data download or the “Delete Session” button to delete the session. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 10: Gear Indication (Only Start Next With Box Expander)

    Start integral with the vehicle frame, therefore the data stored by installing the lap timer on the steering wheel or on the fork plate will not be truthful. On the side the orientation of the accelerometer axes. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...
  • Page 11: Self-Diagnosis

    Format: Bitmap (.bmp) Dimensions: 128x64px Color: monochrome Any image with different characteristics will be discarded and the default one will be used. PZRacing Via de Gasperi 5 – 61032 Fano (PU) Italy - Tel: +39 0721 820434 – Email: tech@pzracing.it...

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