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XLog
Release 1.00

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  • Page 1 User Manual XLog Release 1.00...
  • Page 2 INDEX 1 – XLog in a few words 2 – Available kits 3 – XLog expansions and connections 4 – Configuration with RaceStudio 3 software 4.1 – Channels configuration 4.2 – ECU Stream configuration 4.3 – CAN2 Stream 4.4 – CAN Expansions configuration 4.5 –...
  • Page 3 16 GB USB-C removable memory key. XLog allows the user to create math channels as well as a CAN Output using both the channels supplied by the vehicle ECU and these supplied by AiM CAN Expansions. In addition to all these features, the logger allows to setup a second CAN that can be used to connect sensors and other devices that communicate via CAN using existing protocols;...

  • Page 4: Available Kits

    Please note: use the 2m USB2.0 Type A-Type C cable whose part number is X90TMPC101010 you find in the kit to connect XLog to the PC. Any connection using an USB C – USB C cable may not work properly.
  • Page 5 • ACC2 Open • • GPS09c Pro • GPS09c Pro Open • Shift Light Module (normal or B version) • Volante GT • Volante GT32 Standalone • GS Dash Display The image below shows an example of AiM CAN Network.
  • Page 6 • • select XLog (2) • press “OK” (3) • name the configuration if desired (default name is XLog – 4) • press “OK” (5). Once the configuration created it is necessary to configure the following tabs: • Channels •...

  • Page 7: Channels Configuration

    As the configuration is created, the software enters “Channels” tab. XLog features two mutually alternative CAN connections: • one for AiM CAN network (EXP connector to AiM CAN) • the other for connection with non-AiM device (EXP connector to CAN2). The image below shows the two options.

  • Page 8: Ecu Stream Configuration

    4.2 – ECU Stream configuration Entering “ECU Stream” tab a panel where to choose the connected ECU is prompted.
  • Page 9 Selecting a protocol the corresponding sampled channels are shown.

  • Page 10: Can2 Stream

    4.3 – CAN2 Stream For this tab to work properly it is necessary to set XLog CAN network as “EXP connector to CAN2” as shown below. Please remember that, as said before, this setting implies that no AiM CAN expansion can be connected to the network.
  • Page 11 4.4 – CAN Expansions configuration For this tab to work properly it is necessary to set XLog CAN network as “EXP connector to AiM CAN” as shown below. Please remember that, as said before, this setting implies that ONLY AiM CAN devices can be connected to the network.
  • Page 12 Here below an ACC3 has been selected. Each expansion needs to be configured through the dedicated panel. Please refer to the single user manuals for further information.
  • Page 13 4.5 – Math channels configuration As for any other AiM logger it is possible to add Math channels choosing them in a wide library. This can be done using the channels provided by the vehicle ECU or adding and configuring optional custom sensors.
  • Page 14 4.6 – Status Variables configuration As any AiM logger XLog allows to set different Status Variables. To do so press “Add Status Variable” button and first of all fill in Name and display label. Status variable values can also be recorded enabling the related checkbox.
  • Page 15 Each condition can be: • always True • always False custom •...
  • Page 16 To set a custom condition: • press “Add” button in “Status Variables” tab • select the custom option (1) a selection panel is prompted: select the channel whose status determines the condition of the status • variable you are setting (2) •...
  • Page 17 Once the condition is set press “Save”.
  • Page 18 Once the condition is set and saved, mousing over it is shown in “Status Variable” tab and can be edited clicking on it. The conditions are shown bottom of the panel as highlighted below.

  • Page 19: Parameters Configuration

    4.7 – Parameters configuration Parameters tab allows to set: GPS Lap Detection (1): to set the seconds the lap time is hold on the display (at present GS Dash display is available in CAN Expansion tab); available options are: • Hold lap time for: this is the number of seconds the lap time is held static on the display before resuming a dynamic views such as predictive, current or running lap time •...
  • Page 20 4.8 – SmartyCam Stream XLog can be connected to both AiM SmartyCam 2 and SmartyCam 3 through the CAN Bus to show data on SmartyCam video. The logger transmits data to the Camera in two slightly different ways according to the camera model and to the fixed setting.
  • Page 21 Once all the tabs set XLog configuration needs to be saved and transmitted to XLog pressing “Save” and “Transmit” buttons on the top left keyboard of configuration Tab. XLog can be connected to the PC via Wi-Fi or through the USB A – USB C cable included in the kit.
  • Page 22 5 – Dimensions, pinout and technical characteristics The image below shows XLog dimensions in mm [inches].
  • Page 23 The image below shows XLog pinout. Technical characteristics: Integrated track database • • Inertial platform: Internal 3 axis ±5G accelerometer + 3 axis gyro • USB connection: Wi-Fi connection: • • 25Hz • ECU connection: CAN, RS232 or K-Line •...

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