Hello everybody, Good news for TomTom users. :-) TomTom came back to me today. They will authorize access to their NMEA interface. I have no final timeline, and I certainly need to release a new version of LapTimer to enable the direct access again. Not sure there will be an additional 14.4.3 that a...

Hi, The dropbox export uses the following naming scheme: LapTimer-All-27012012-143458 all laps exported on 27th of January 2012, at 02:34.58 pm LapTimer-Trackday-28102011-223939 laps belonging to last trackday exported on 28th Oct 2011, at 10:39.39 pm LapTimer-91-11042011-220957 lap# 91 exported om ...

Hi Richard, That's a known problem introduced in iOS5. My experience is it still works pretty well on track - at least as long as you do not have a car directly in front of you. In-town traffic generates a lot of refocussing, disturbing the LapTimer pleasure a lot :-) This is the reason LapTimer v15...

Hello everybody,

This is to inform you the planned release date for the Dual firmware is mid of February.

- Harry

That will work both with 14.4.1 and with the upcoming 14.4.2. The whole 14.4.1 testing has been done with a firmware beta.

- Harry

Hello everybody, This is to inform you on the status of Dual XGPS150 support. Dual XGPS150 support is included since LapTimer version 14.0 This initial support features direct NMEA access - resulting in extra accuracy, and additional GPS information like the Satellites View Since this initial releas...

Aaron, The answer to your question depends on your track's layout. In case your track is cyclic, i.e. has a common start and end (like most tracks), you need exactly one stop/go trigger - exactly on the start / finish line. Do not add any more triggers, don't use standing start triggers here. POIs h...

I assume it is both, CAN direct access, and wireless vs. wired. The later adds quite some latency for each ping / pong.

- Harry

Hi, As soon as you connect the Emprum, it will deliver GPS data to VideoPro - replacing the information from the internal GPS. There is no special support however (compare direct access of NMEA devices with LapTimer) built into VideoPro. I'm in the process of adding this, and it will be available in...

Hi, The Kiwi is a little slower than e.g. the OBDLink. That is not in the range you name, so this is not reason for your observation. The update rate depends a lot on the implementation of the car's bus. For Porsches, the update rates have increased significantly since the beginning of their CAN imp...