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- Page 1 JI100 SERIES USER MANUAL Version 0320 2015 for Firmware .59 and above SpeedAngle Inc. www.SpeedAngle.com...
- Page 2 IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ! SpeedAngle Lap Timer is a device with high technology and powerful algorithm. It is capable of calculating and producing lean angle measurement real time, and then listing the results in the Angle History and the Max Angle fields. However, there are times when the real time lean angle measurement might be exaggerated, such as when: •...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS GMOS OVERVIEW ..................1 What Is in the Package ................... 1 Introduction and Functions ................1 Motion and Trace: ................... 2 Lap Timer: ....................2 GMOS at a Glance ..................3 Dashboard ....................3 Bracket ....................3 Sensor ..................... 4 INSTALLING GMOS .................. - Page 4 Message Area ................13 Top Speed ..................14 Current Speed ................14 Current Lean Angle ................14 System Menu ..................14 Timer Mode ....................16 Introduction ....................16 Auto Features ..................16 Knowing the Buttons ................17 GPS Positioning and Auto Search ............17 If No Track Is Found ................17 If There Are Tracks Found ..............18 Selecting A Track To Use Manually ............19 Activatng Auto Set Track 15 Manually ............19...
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Page 5: Gmos Overview
GMOS OVERVIEW What Is in the Package Thank you for purchasing GMOS JI100S. Your box contains the following items: 3. GMOS JI100S Quick Manual 1. Dashboard unit and Bracket 2. Sensor unit 4. USB Cable 6. Adhesive Tapes 5. SpeedAngle Logo Stickers 7. -
Page 6: Motion And Trace
• Auto Timer stop • Auto data logging • Auto Lap Record Display • Up to 7 Sector Lines in one Track (uploaded via software SpeedAngle R4) • Up to 15 Tracks • Track editable via software • Lap time record report with motion data •... -
Page 7: Gmos At A Glance
and skill, find your braking points and best line, or even compare your ride with oth- ers’ for further improvement. GMOS at a Glance Your GMOS comes with a dashboard unit and a sensor. The dashboard unit re- ceives GPS signals, processes and stores the data transmitted from the sensor, and communicates with the computer. -
Page 8: Sensor
Sensor Sensor WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT The sensor must be installed THE DASHBOARD AND/OR parallel to the bike body, SENSOR WITH ANY DEVICE vertical to the ground, with OTHER THAN COMPUTERS. “UP” pointing upward and OTHERWISE, THEY MIGHT BE “FRONT“ toward the front of HARMED. -
Page 9: Installing Gmos
INSTALLING GMOS The installation of the GMOS dashboard unit and sensor unit is easy. No drilling or wiring is required. After the installation, please remember to align the sensor as instructed, and then you are ready to go. Installing Dashboard Unit Location Please install the dashboard at the front beyond the steering stem area and keep it clearly visible to the sky. -
Page 10: With A Hand-Made Mount
the corresponding holes on the mount plate. Then bolt them together. With a Hand-made Mount If you would like to make your own mount plate, no problem. The hole pattern on the bracket is designed to form as many equilateral triangles and squares as possible to allow you the maximum freedom when adjusting fitting orientations. -
Page 11: Installing Sensor
Installing Sensor Location Find a plane on either side of the main frame near the footpeg that is parallel to the bike body longitudinal center line, and vertical to the ground. on the main frame near the footpeg Top View Rear View Parallel to the bike body center line Vertical to the ground... -
Page 12: Installation Orientation
Drive Mode, or you see such lean angle graph pattern as the figure to the right in the analysis software SpeedAngle R4: The bike is leaning into a turn, but the angle degree measured is near 0: too much vibration. -
Page 13: Installation Checklist
Installation Checklist After installation, please use this checklist to help ensure the installation is correct. □ Is the sensor installed to a location that will not move, swing, wag, or turn? □ Is the sensor installed to a location with least vibration? □... -
Page 14: Using Gmos
Getting Started When GMOS is powered on, you will see the Welcome Screen appear, displaying your User ID (can be edited via SpeedAngle R3), GMOS model, and its registration number for 5 seconds. SPEEDANGLE RIDER You can press any key to skip the wait. -
Page 15: Drive Mode
Drive Mode Drivie Mode is suitable for open road cruising. Start your ride after you enter Drive Mode. GMOS will display the riding motion data collected real time, including GPS speed, top GPS speed, acceleration/deceleration G, real time lean angle, max left/ right lean angle, and show the max angle history of the last three turns. -
Page 16: Temperature Alert
• The max log time is 7 hours or 254 logs. • If the REC Icon does not appear after you press SELECT to start recording, this means the system can not record logs. A message will be displayed in the Message Area indicating the reason: the GPS module is still position- ing;... -
Page 17: Lean Angle History
Lean Angle History lists the max angles of the last three turns. Updated every time a new turn is completed. A right-aligned number represents a right turn angle degree, while a left-aligned number a left turn angle degree. • Lean angle degrees less than (including) 15 will not be displayed in Lean Angle History. -
Page 18: Top Speed
MEMORY FULL: displayed when SELECT is pressed to start recording, but 12:30 the system memory is already full, or during data logging MEMORY FULL when the memory is full. In the latter case, the system will continue to function except that the recording will stop. Please download your logs and then clear the memory to release the memory space. - Page 19 • clear the logs in the memory, and • enter Lap Timer Mode To enter System Menu, press MENU while you are in Drive mode. As a rule, in System Menu, pressing SELECT will execute the function or adjust the value of the menu item.
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Page 20: Timer Mode
Main Display, Sub Display, and Lap number. Auto Features Youe SpeedAngle lap timer is basically hands-free. The best way to use it is turn on the power and then DO NOTHING, unless you have multiple settings available for the track and need to choose one. Focus on your ride; It will take care of itself. -
Page 21: Knowing The Buttons
Auto Timer Stop stopping the Timer automatically when it has been idle for a pre-set length of time, Auto Data Logging starting and stopping data logging automatically and syn- chronically with Timer, Auto Lap Report Dis- displaying the record of your newly finished laps once the play Timer stops, and back to Timer automatically once you reach the starting speed again. -
Page 22: If There Are Tracks Found
12:30 12:30 90 seconds later NO TRACK FOUND SET NEW, TRACK 15 PRESS ANY KEY TO SET A NEW TRACK TIMER STARTS AT 90KMH 12:30 OVERWRITE TRACK 15 TIMER STARTS AT 90KMH If There Are Tracks Found If there are Track(s) found, you will see them listed as the Search Result. •... -
Page 23: Selecting A Track To Use Manually
12:30 12:30 PLEASE SELECT ONE: PLEASE SELECT ONE: SACUIT EAST SACUIT EAST MENU MENU SELECT SELECT SACUIT WEST SACUIT WEST 08 _ 25 _ 12 14-38 08 _ 25 _ 12 14-38 SET NEW, TRACK 15 SET A NEW TRACK SET A NEW TRACK TIMER STARTS AT 90KMH Selecting A Track To Use Manually... -
Page 24: Stopping Timer And Data Logging
You can control at what place the Timer is to start by adjusting the starting speed. Here are a few suggestions: Timer start location Suggested Starting Speed Right close to where you are After exiting the pit lane 90 or 120 On a straight 150 or more •... -
Page 25: Advanced: Setting A Better Finish Line With Auto Set
To see the time, top speed, and average speed of each lap, 3:08.311 123 82 2:56.972 156 107 press SELECT to enter DETAIL. To exit DETAIL, either press 2:33.933 164 124 2:34.107 162 124 EXIT to go to and press to confirm, or do nothing. -
Page 26: Stay Close To The Center Line
The way to set the Finish Line for a linear track is just a little bit different from setting for a closed track. The easiest way is to use Track Manager of SpeedAngle R4 to set and upload your Finish Line. Otherwise, ride to your Finish Line location, set the... -
Page 27: Configuring The Timer
SET FL AT Go back to your Start location. Enter Laptimer Menu, make sure “ TRACK15” is off, and then select the Track you have just set (Track 15). Exit Menu. GMOS will prompt the Track you designated in Standby Screen. Now you are ready to go. - Page 28 Log Count Memory Left 12:30 LAPTIMER MENU LAPTIMER 12L, 75%LEFT VIEW LATEST RECORD Press SELECT to enter the list of 0725 1330 LOSAIL 0725 1127 LOSAIL your latest 14 logs. They are listed 0614 1130 JEREZ 0614 0713 JEREZ in the order recorded with their 0613 1141 JEREZ 0502 0925 SONOMA 0502 1132 SONOMA...
- Page 29 STOP TIMER: 10s IDLE Press SELECT to choose the length of time the Timer is to be idle for before GMOS stops the Timer and log recording. You can choose a value among 0, 10, 20, 30, 180 and 240. •...
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Page 30: Connecting Gmos To A Computer
Before connectinig GMOS to a computer for the first time, please go to www.speed- angle.com/download, and 1. go to the SpeedAngle R4 section to download the latest version of SpeedAngle R4.zip, and then 2. go to the USB Driver section to download FTDI USB driver. - Page 31 4. Double click on the SpeedAngle R4 icon to launch it. 5. Click on the MENU button at the bottom left, go to “Tools -> Log Downloader”. 6. Click on “Connect” to connect the device. Now you are ready to download logs.
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Page 32: Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING NO SENSOR Q: Why did the “ ” message appear even though my sensor was connected? Please check if the sensor cable and the device cable are porperly and securely connected. Make sure that the arrows on the cable heads align with each other, and then insert the plug into the receptacle until you hear a click. - Page 33 Q: Why did the GPS speed read 0 when I was riding? This happens when the GPS signal reception is poor and there are not enough satellites available to provide sufficient GPS positioning data. The GMOS GPS Core will continue searching for more satellites and will resume its function once the GPS signal reception improves.
- Page 34 The third reason might be that a wrong Track was selected. As the Finish Line location was not within the track area; hence, the Line was never crossed. Q: Why did the latest record list the record of my sessioin before last instead of my latest session? The record will not be overwritten until you cross the Finish Line and produce a lap time in a new session.
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Page 35: Warranty
Please remember to download the logs recorded on your GMOS device before you ship it to our service center. It is very likely that the logs will be damaged or lost dur- ing warranty service. SpeedAngle will not be responsible for such damage or loss. Warranty... -
Page 36: Specification
: 255 MPH (410 KMH) max Longitudinal G Range : +/- 1.5 G Lean Angle Range : R/L 69˚ Features and specifications subject to change without notice. Please visit www.SpeedAngle.com for the latest update. Copyright © 2015 SpeedAngle Inc. All rights reserved. Specification... - Page 37 : 255 MPH (410 KMH) max Longitudinal G Range : +/- 1.5 G Lean Angle Range : R/L 69˚ Features and specifications subject to change without notice. Please visit www.SpeedAngle.com for the latest update. Copyright © 2014 SpeedAngle Inc. All rights reserved. Specification...
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