Vraagje over starlane
- Onderwerp starter kawaholic
- Startdatum
Broemsie
Die hard MF'er
Wat wil je precies weten dan / wat is het probleem?
STARLANE - Manuals - Athon, xenon, engear, stealth, polestar, powershift, sensors.
handleiding voor alle starlane stealth gps apparaten staan hier?
handleiding voor alle starlane stealth gps apparaten staan hier?
kawaholic
Die hard MF'er
- 29 apr 2008
- 318
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- Onderwerp starter
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opgelost! Net een mailtje van starlane gekregen.
Positioning
The GPS receiver shall be secured to the vehicle by means of the specific Dual Lock adhesive system supplied. The code label shall
be turned upwards so that the internal antenna will have the maximum sky visibility. Avoid or reduce to a minimum the parts of the
vehicle that may shield the receiver in its visibility upwards. It can be installed on the motorbike tail, in a quite open area of the top
front fairing or on the fork plate and on the dashboard of cars, beneath the windscreen.
Connection
If you have a Starlane Stealth or Pole Star chronometer, you can directly connect the GPS RECEIVER with the 3-pole connector of
the chronometer wiring.
The chronometer shall be supplied at 12V and not with a 9V battery.
Operation and setup
When supplied, the receiver will start searching for visible satellites. During this phase, the RED LED light is fixedly on. After having
identified an adequate number of satellites, the LED will slowly blink. Now, you can enter the coordinates of the finish line simply by
pressing the button near the LED when you are crossing the finish line of the track. This operation can be performed both at a halt
and when moving. If performed when moving, the system will also acquire the direction of running and it will avoid detecting a false
finish line on very narrow tracks (typically Kart or Motocross tracks) where there is a counter straight stretch close to the main
straight stretch, but opposite to it. Setup can be also performed at a halt on normal speed tracks.
When the finish line is acquired, the LED is blinking quickly. This means that the finish line is within a reach of 5 km.
The GPS Receiver will store the finish line coordinates last used even if disconnected. It is necessary to set up a new finish line only
when you change the track.
Attention: when you restart after having moved a lot of kilometres, the receiver may even take some minutes (5-6)
to acquire the satellites and let the LED blink. At the power on, it is always recommended to place the receiver in an open area
where it has got the sky visibility necessary to acquire the GPS signal as quickly as possible.
LED operation
RED LED ON FIXED: Receiver searching for satellites
RED LED SLOW BLINKING: Satellites properly acquired, press the button on the finish line to set up the end-of-lap.
RED LED QUICK BLINKING: Satellites on sight and finish line within a reach of 5Km, the system can detect the crossing of the finish
line you have setup.
Power supply
The GPS RECEIVER must be supplied at 12V dc. according to the following connection diagram:
BROWN= +12V dc.
GREEN= SIGNAL
WHITE= GROUND~[/i]~[/b]~[/i]~[/b]
Positioning
The GPS receiver shall be secured to the vehicle by means of the specific Dual Lock adhesive system supplied. The code label shall
be turned upwards so that the internal antenna will have the maximum sky visibility. Avoid or reduce to a minimum the parts of the
vehicle that may shield the receiver in its visibility upwards. It can be installed on the motorbike tail, in a quite open area of the top
front fairing or on the fork plate and on the dashboard of cars, beneath the windscreen.
Connection
If you have a Starlane Stealth or Pole Star chronometer, you can directly connect the GPS RECEIVER with the 3-pole connector of
the chronometer wiring.
The chronometer shall be supplied at 12V and not with a 9V battery.
Operation and setup
When supplied, the receiver will start searching for visible satellites. During this phase, the RED LED light is fixedly on. After having
identified an adequate number of satellites, the LED will slowly blink. Now, you can enter the coordinates of the finish line simply by
pressing the button near the LED when you are crossing the finish line of the track. This operation can be performed both at a halt
and when moving. If performed when moving, the system will also acquire the direction of running and it will avoid detecting a false
finish line on very narrow tracks (typically Kart or Motocross tracks) where there is a counter straight stretch close to the main
straight stretch, but opposite to it. Setup can be also performed at a halt on normal speed tracks.
When the finish line is acquired, the LED is blinking quickly. This means that the finish line is within a reach of 5 km.
The GPS Receiver will store the finish line coordinates last used even if disconnected. It is necessary to set up a new finish line only
when you change the track.
Attention: when you restart after having moved a lot of kilometres, the receiver may even take some minutes (5-6)
to acquire the satellites and let the LED blink. At the power on, it is always recommended to place the receiver in an open area
where it has got the sky visibility necessary to acquire the GPS signal as quickly as possible.
LED operation
RED LED ON FIXED: Receiver searching for satellites
RED LED SLOW BLINKING: Satellites properly acquired, press the button on the finish line to set up the end-of-lap.
RED LED QUICK BLINKING: Satellites on sight and finish line within a reach of 5Km, the system can detect the crossing of the finish
line you have setup.
Power supply
The GPS RECEIVER must be supplied at 12V dc. according to the following connection diagram:
BROWN= +12V dc.
GREEN= SIGNAL
WHITE= GROUND~[/i]~[/b]~[/i]~[/b]
