Key Features

Key Features:

• Flexible and Easy to Use
  • Step By Step Use - The steps for using the software are clearly laid out for you.
  • Easily Customizable - You can easily tailor the software to only the data that you want to collect. Collect as little or as much data as you prefer.
  • Data Entry Made Easy
    • Many of the data fields will remember your last entered data and use it as the default for a new record. This saves you time on entering data.
    • Create new options for drop-down lists on the fly. You can also edit any of the drop-down lists, to better suit your needs.
• Document Car Setups - Record characteristics of your car setups. Enter as many car setups as you wish.
  • Car Configuration - Document the characteristics and notes on a car's configuration.
  • Wheel Configuration - Document the characteristics and notes for the type of wheels that you are using.
  • Axle Configuration - Document the characteristics and notes for the type of axles that you are using.
• Test Runs
  • Run Data - Create a test session to collect run data for your car. Run data can be manually entered or retrieved from a supported timing system.
  • Timing Systems - Supports several popular timers, including Derby Timer, Fast Track, NewBold Timers, RaceMaster, SmartLine, The Champ, The Judge, and Timestopper. It can also be configured to work with many other serial timers, even many DIY timers.
  • Single or Multiple Timing Sensors - You can use a timer in the traditional way, to collect finish times or you can setup multiple sensors on a single lane. For example, you can take a 4 lane timer and place the finish sensors at different points along the track (e.g. bottom of the slope, right after the curve, middle of the straightaway, and at the finish). Then you can gauge car performance at those different points along the track.
  • Number of Lanes - Supports from 1 to 8 lane timers.
  • Solenoid Start Gate - Supports triggering a solenoid start gate that connect to a serial port (or USB to Serial Port Adapter).
• Data Analysis
  • Summary Data - Run data for a test session is compiled to give you the average, minimum, maximum, and standard deviation values. That data is listed for each test session.
  • Run Data Graph - For each test session you can view a graph of the data plotted for each run, as well as the average and standard deviation lines. If you have multiple sensors in a lane, you can select which particular sensor to plot the data for.
  • Data Comparisons - Use the Run Data Graph for easy visual comparison of up to 4 test sessions.
• Other Features
  • Data Export - You can easily export data from any of the tables to a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file. You can use a spreadsheet program to further process that data, if you wish. You can also share your configurations with other racers or they can compare your run data to theirs.
  • Data Import - You can easily import data into any of the tables from a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file. That could be data from other racers or data that you have in a spreadsheet program.