I assume you have checked for Automatic Backups in Administration / Databases? It sounds like there is some problem with this type of lap triggering resulting in corrupted lap entries. Check Data tries to match lap entries with data recordings in case it finds inconsistencies. Due to this ill-formed...

This is the OBD II standard PID for engine oil temperature. If available, LapTimer pulls it automatically. No need for a custom PID in this case. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OBD-II_PIDs for the list I Standard parameters.

Harry

Try the RAM Mount collection of mounts. They have solutions for pads too.

Harry

Without knowing anything about the interface, this requires insights into the protocol used and someone who integrates it into LapTimer. We have a developer program allowing the integration of external sources using a scripting language. See the FAQ area here on the forum for more information. Pleas...

I think it is opened up for navigation apps, nothing more.

- Harry

tdott wrote:Unfortunately I'm not sure who this custom PID feature will be helpful to, I have not come across any information other than PID values which is not enough to get this working.

Yes, but at least for Ford, GM, and Toyota drivers there is plenty information available.

- Harry

Please do not forget to run Check data. You may need to run it several times, but it should report the database is error free finally.

- Harry

Hi, There are two relevant entities stored in LapTimer per lap: one lap record and multiple position records documenting the positions etc. driven. The later is missing for the laps shown. This can happen in case you run into memory shortage or unexpected conditions (crashes etc). In most situations...

v22 sets most settings for max speed automatically now. This however, applies to CAN based cars. CAN allows a number of tweaks not available for older bus types.

The one thing you can try is limiting ECU communication to the engine control unit. Set the “ECUs Adressed” Expert Setting to “ECM”.

Harry

The misunderstanding is a different one: LapTimer changes between tracks automatically. There is no need to load or select a track to make it the active track. Once LapTimer approaches any trigger, it will check which track it belongs to and switch automatically. This means Load Track is optional. I...