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Configuring the device for 'Speed' or 'Performance' racing modes, detailing lap time and performance metric options.
Managing tracks using the GPS receiver, including automatic/manual selection and creating new tracks via learning mode.
Customizing the Solo 2 display, including backlight settings (color, brightness) and configuring different data pages.
Managing Wi-Fi connectivity, including setting modes (ON, Auto, OFF) and resetting Wi-Fi configuration.
Configuring the 10 lateral LEDs for lap time indication (improving/worsening) and setting the LED value thresholds.
Setting the time zone, daylight saving time, and preferred date and time display formats for the device.
Selecting the user interface language for the Solo 2 device from a list of available languages.
Displaying essential system information such as serial number, firmware version, and boot version for the Solo 2.
Details the 'Track page' display, showing the selected track and GPS satellite status, accessible via the TRACK button.
Recalling 'Speed' mode data, including summary pages, test sessions, and detailed lap times with speed values.
Recalling 'Performance' mode data, showing histogram summaries and session details like lap times and speed.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up Solo 2 as an Access Point for direct PC connection, including password setup.
Connecting Solo 2 to an existing Wi-Fi network for team use, involving network name, passwords, and Race Studio 3 configuration.
Details on configuring WLAN settings, router parameters, DHCP server, and network performance optimization.
Recommendations on managing internet connectivity on the Wi-Fi network to ensure optimal AiM device performance.
Troubleshooting common Wi-Fi connection problems, particularly related to device visualization, and solutions like DHCP.
Instructions for Mac users to run Race Studio 3 by virtualizing Windows, focusing on sharing Wi-Fi as Ethernet.
Addressing issues where devices might not appear in Race Studio 3 over Wi-Fi and suggesting router usage for stability.
Detailed guide on how to create new tracks with the Solo 2, covering automatic detection, manual selection, and the learning mode process.
Configuring the device for 'Speed' or 'Performance' racing modes, detailing lap time and performance metric options.
Managing tracks using the GPS receiver, including automatic/manual selection and creating new tracks via learning mode.
Customizing the Solo 2 display, including backlight settings (color, brightness) and configuring different data pages.
Managing Wi-Fi connectivity, including setting modes (ON, Auto, OFF) and resetting Wi-Fi configuration.
Configuring the 10 lateral LEDs for lap time indication (improving/worsening) and setting the LED value thresholds.
Setting the time zone, daylight saving time, and preferred date and time display formats for the device.
Selecting the user interface language for the Solo 2 device from a list of available languages.
Displaying essential system information such as serial number, firmware version, and boot version for the Solo 2.
Details the 'Track page' display, showing the selected track and GPS satellite status, accessible via the TRACK button.
Recalling 'Speed' mode data, including summary pages, test sessions, and detailed lap times with speed values.
Recalling 'Performance' mode data, showing histogram summaries and session details like lap times and speed.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up Solo 2 as an Access Point for direct PC connection, including password setup.
Connecting Solo 2 to an existing Wi-Fi network for team use, involving network name, passwords, and Race Studio 3 configuration.
Details on configuring WLAN settings, router parameters, DHCP server, and network performance optimization.
Recommendations on managing internet connectivity on the Wi-Fi network to ensure optimal AiM device performance.
Troubleshooting common Wi-Fi connection problems, particularly related to device visualization, and solutions like DHCP.
Instructions for Mac users to run Race Studio 3 by virtualizing Windows, focusing on sharing Wi-Fi as Ethernet.
Addressing issues where devices might not appear in Race Studio 3 over Wi-Fi and suggesting router usage for stability.
Detailed guide on how to create new tracks with the Solo 2, covering automatic detection, manual selection, and the learning mode process.
General| Data Logging | Yes |
|---|---|
| Predictive Lap Timing | Yes |
| Memory | Internal |
| GPS | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Weight | 240 g |
| Compatibility | PC, iOS, Android |
| Type | Lap Timer |
| GPS Accuracy | ± 1 m |
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