True, LapTimer detects sessions by looking for a lap not following another directly. So it needs to be stopped when entering the pits. Delete the “long” lap including the pit stops and LapTimer will detect multiple sessions.

You can export a session by selecting a lap’s session scope. Select any lap of a session from Lap List first. Selext the share icon in the bottom or connect menu. Select Session as the scope and VBO as type. This will export the lap plus all other laps in this session.

Hello, For the Android version, you add standard BT SPP OBD sensors using the Bluetooth+ icon in Sensor List: navigate to Sensor List and press the BT icon in the top right. LapTimer will show a list of paired BT devices - it should include your LX. Select it and tell LapTimer to handle it as an OBD...

I'd like to learn about it as well, if possible? Track definitions are saved when LapTimer is sent to background / getting inactive. So you can make sure your custom tracks are saved as follows: press Home button or use the corresponding swipe operation. Make sure you are on Springboard or in any o...

Yesterday I noticed by accident my Carplay radio was showing the Laptimer App...and indeed it works! Finally :) Just wondering if the features I see right now are the final version or will things like the delta bar added later? Pretty sure Apple limits what you are allowed to do :( Still happy we h...

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Thanks Errol, we will check and add new configurations. When driving a track CW and CCW, two track sets are required. It is not about corners, which are used for displaying names in videos only, but triggers for s/f and splits. These are directional and will not trigger when passed in opposite direc...

The named repository has been removed. We switched LapTimer localization for languages other than English and German to OpenAI starting with LapTimer version 25. OpenAI does an incredible job when it comes to translations.

Yes, wired connection are more stable and I often prefer them too. For Racebox vs. BadElf I'm not so much about update rates - nobody really needs 25 Hz. It is about progress in hardware. While 10 year old OBD adapters are basically the same as today's devices, it is completely different for the GNS...

In which situation would one use that? In video overlays or in real time? I assume the former because a big number will be the max drivers will usually be able to read while driving.