Configure the start and end speed of non-trigger deceleration tests.

Defines the start/end speed at which the test will begin and finish, set as 100 km/h and 0 km/h by default. 

This sets the speed sensor to use the nearest rounded 10 km/h speed when the trigger is activated. For example, if the trigger speed was 104 km/h, then 100 km/h would be the nominated start speed for the corrected brake stop distance. 

By selecting this option, you can specify a speed value to correct all deceleration tests. 

Configure the lap timing settings, start/finish and split gates.

This sets the width of any gates set (25 m by default). It is a useful feature when two parts of a track run very close to each other, or the pit lane is next to the start/finish line, as lowering this value can stop the virtual line from being triggered by the incorrect area of the circuit.

This option controls the duration of the lap time and splits the CAN pulse (1 s by default). Other lap timing CAN channels such as Lap Marker, start/finish crossing pulse or gate crossing pulse marker set to 2 s duration as default, or the highest digital pulse duration setting if greater. The CAN pulse width can not exceed any digital lap pulse output duration. If an invalid setting is set, the software will not allow writing to the unit. Hovering over the Write to unit button will report an invalid setting.

Determines whether the 'Split Time' CAN channel is either the total lap time at split cross or the delta time between split lines.