Hello,

As LapTimer v23 will come with native VEEPEAK support, I will not work on supporting it using the Custom OBD BTLE Expert Setting in v22. Thanks for your understanding, I want to concentrate on finalizing v23.

- Harry

Remove the filter please.

Harry

O.k. There are several potential reasons a sensor entry is going to "Disabled" for BT SPP accessories: 1) A specific sensor filter has been set in LapTimer's Expert Settings (Settings ‣ Expert Settings ‣ Accessory Tweaks ‣ Use Sensors Containing Name). 2) The search for the sensor has gone on too lo...

Which connection type is used to connect smartphone and your accessory? BT SPP or BT LE?

- Harry

You can try to add the videos directly into LapTimer’s data area. To do this, use iTunes File Sharing: connect the phone to your PC, start iTunes, select the phone, select File Sharing from the left, select LapTimer, and drop the video into the data folder (where all the .pdb files are).

Harry

Thanks for sending, I have found the problem. Will be fixed in LapTimer v23.

- Harry

Try rebooting your phone. When filling the camera roll section, LapTimer requests all videos from iOS's photo library. There is not any filtering involved except what the photos app does. Maybe some inconsistency in iOS's media library.

- Harry

Hello, That's called Manual Timing in LapTimer. Goto Administration ‣ Settings and tick Manual Timing. This will reveal a Start and Stop button in Timer and other views. NB: other that for automatic recordings, the "lap" is stored to the track selected currently. So change it in Status before you re...

O.k. well spotted. Assuming you are on Android (because of the MX BT), I have checked the code. It turns out the delay setting is ignored for GPS accessories. :-( Actually this clarifies some other posts on issues with sensor delays. For external GPSes, a delay of 0 is used currently. I will fix thi...

The requirements for the last calibration step are:

1) driving a straight
2) longitudinal acceleration >0.25G or <-0.25G, usually the later (braking)

"Driving straight" is detected if the four last GPS measurements were within a +-1.3 degree driving direction corridor.

- Harry