Yes true, this one went directly to the server... Please goto the vehicle again, there is an export option too.

- Harry

I‘m working with Magnus. Support for this sensor will be included in v23. Both integration and a fancy user interface is implemented already. Please wait for the beta announcement to join the early access program. You may want to have a look into LapTimer’s Facebook page too, I have posted some scre...

O.k., so please export both the car's data and the lap you used for testing and I will try to reproduce the what's wrong: 1) Administration ‣ Vehicle List ‣ your truck ‣ three dots in the top right ‣ Certify; confirm the items and send the mail generated to Harry@gps-laptimer.de 2) Analysis ‣ Lap Li...

I received multiple confirmations it is working using the HERO 6 setting. I have not received a report on problems.

- Harry

O.k., so this is looking good. Now we need to check why this data isn't used in the overlay. Please follow these steps: - select any lap with video recordings from Lap List - in the Event section, make sure your Vehicle #3 is selected - scroll down to Video Section - in case the Type row displays Ov...

Please post a snapshot of your tank's details view - section Engine.

- Harry

I assume you have different vehicles linked in the online view and the video overlay. For the later, you can see the vehicle linked in the bottom left of the screen. For Engine View, you can see the vehicle used by pressing the wrench in the top right. It will allow you to select current rack, vehic...

Hi, It is impossible to help without getting more specific. From the description I cannot see where your are and what you are selecting. Please try to get yourself in the position of the reader. Furthermore, please open a new topic instead of using multiple old threads not related to the problem you...

Yes, the signal is digital, but position calculation is not as lined out in my last post. Measuring signal runtimes is what leads to "noise", i.e. small variations for each measurement. This noise has no special direction, but is chaotic. The drift discussed has its roots in slow changing variables ...

There is a problem with lap / video synchronization for your video. You can see that Lap #1's end matches the video's end (Joint End, Master) while the Lap #2's end is in front of it? This cannot be correct. To fix, select Lap #2 in the screen shown, in Overlay Synchronization, adjust the sync point...