Please check the statement "this occurs for each lap you recorded using the XGPS". In case this is really the case, I will check what the pattern is. In case is happens intermittent, I'd suggest to forget about individual wrong points.
escottc wrote:
I'm beginning to think I should just restart everything, along with connections, since it only occurs on the Speed using the XGPX150.
one OBD fix had a wrong wheel speed,
What was the speed?
Please revisit my post showing the wrong data: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1373&start=0#p6744
You can see while GPS speed has been 1.6 km/h, OBD speed showed 6552.0 km/h.
I've decided to just return the Amazon XGPS150A I purchases and ordered the one you've listed on your website via PayPal. Hope that does the trick in both fixing the 4000 mph listings for speed chart (doubtful since it was coming from the ODB) as well as the limited 4Hz I was getting. Thanks for your help and time earlier. Also, sorry for my incompetence earlier.
I'm also having the same problem with the BT1 ODB speed readout occasionally spiking up to 6000+ (it appears that it is confusing RPM value for speed?!) and I am using the Dual XGPS 150 as well.
It seems to be happening almost every lap, but not always. Is there anyway to prevent this from happening? I was looking at the expert settings relating to the ODB but am not sure if changing those values would help??
Oh, the vehicle is a 2009 BMW 135i. I know there have been issues with BMW ODB... Anyway, any ideas how to fix this?
1. How to import .hlptrz files to Laptimer...DropBox, iCloud? and if I load it to Laptimer will that fix the problem?
2. Could my GoPoint ODB reader be defective?
3. Is there a way to to prevent this from happening?
4. I hope by "transmission error" you mean the radio signal of the devices and not my car's. I'm sure you meant signal, but just wanted to make sure. : )
- Scott
You should know that some of the "transmission error" caused by wireless jammer instead of radio signal itself.
