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Racepak Help & Tips - Click on one of these titles:

1. Setting engine RPM to be the record trigger	2. Sample rates
3. Power Gild Channels	4. Pressure Sensor Plug Installation
5. Correcting duplicate O2 cyl1	6. Mounting VNet Modules
7. Quick review of Racepak Datalink Graph	8. Changing number of magnets in shaft collar
9. V300 / V300SD Frequently asked questions	10. Strange Ultra case sensor installation
11. Stick / Clutch RPM sensor info	12. Pressure Sensor Facts
13. Benefits of the Racepak V-net system	14. Backing up your Racepak data logs
15. MSD 7761 pulse count passed to RP	16. How to get an average of one data channel
17. How to program the Racepak IQ3	18. Download Jetsize spreadsheet
19. How to measure for the DS collar	20. Using V300SD clutch input as TBevent
21. Changing G-meter settings for reverse mount	21. How to E-mail a Racepak data log
22. Adding new V-net sensor (READ V-NET procedure)	23. Shock Sensor Setup
24. Interesting Data Logs	25. You got a new laptop
26. Machining a collar to a new size	27. How to get Sportsman/IQ3D system id or Product Ver
28. How to E-mail a Racepak configuration file	29. How to enter channel update code
30. How to replace Racepak configuration file	31. How to install your license info
32. How to do a telemetry - live recording	33. How to connect a grid
34. How to diagnose no DS RPM

There's a link to the left to get to the downalod page for sortware/firmware/manual.

Changing the record trigger to Engine RPM

1. Hook up your laptop with the serial/stereo-type plug to your Sportsman with the power on the Sportsman
2. Open Data Link Software
3. Click on FILE/OPEN CAR CONFIGURATION
4. Select Sportsman Sportsman (or a different name if your use something different)
5. Right Click on the top left channel button which is Sportsman
6. In the System Options section in the bottom left sub-window highlight Record Enable Channel.
7. On the right a drop down will appear with your current trigger item - change it to Engine RPM (You go upwards)
8. One line down within System Options, highlight Start recording When Channel Exceeds Value.
9. A text box will appear on the right where you enter 5000 or whatever you choose.
10. click on Send Configuration (which sends this to the Sportsman)
11. Click on FILE/SAVE

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This occurs anytime two identical V-net ID's are installed on a system. Weather it is two AF-1's or two Carb pressures it essentially the same response

Screen shot showing duplicate error

Click on OK

Screen shot showing the O2 as a serial number

Right Click on that serial number

This screen will appear and you change the V-net to Cyl2

1. Left click on drop down
2. Left click on + of Fuel System category (screen shot shows -)
3. Left click on AF2 or whatever cylinder you want

You have changed the vnet Id and need to send it to the module and to your laptop

1. Left Click on Send
2. Left click on OK

screen showing that the o2 received the new info

Now you see the AF2 on the channel button.

Last step is to save the config to you laptop
1. Left Click on Floppy disk Image

Quick Review of a RP graph

The Racepak software is called DataLink (actually DataLinkII) . It provides download, view, overlay, print, export and search capabilities.

V-net Mounts

Changing Driveshaft Pulses Per Revolution

1. Connect PC to V300SD / Sportsman unit with serial cable (9 pin on one end and stereo end on the other and use your USB converter if necessary)
2. Turn power on the the recorder
3. Open DataLink software on your laptop
4. Go to File, Open Car Configuration
5. A box pops up for you to select your recorder & Config file
6. The second button on the screen is the DS RPM - Right Click on it.
7. Near the bottom of the lower left section is Pulses Per Revolution - left click on it.
8. This will open up a box on the right containing the number of magnets it is currently set for. change it to the desired number.
9. Left click Send Configuration near the bottom right.
10. A message log window will appear and start scrolling numbers very fast.
11. When a message appears Device Programmed Successfully, left click OK
12. Select File up at the top left of the Datalink screen
13. Left click on Save to save the change to your laptop.
14. Cycle power off/on the recorder to lock the changes in.

Also, you can change change existing runs recorded with a 8 magnet collar but the setup still on 2 by:

Load the run into data link.
Right click on DS RPM
Find the box towards the right that says Raw data value B 1 will become 1
Put .250 in the second box so that it reads Raw data value B 1 will become .250
Click on OK on the bottom right.
Click on the Save icon (looks like a floppy disk)

Read V-net procedure

Hook USB converter & serial cable (with stereo end) to V300SD/Sportsman
Power on all Racepak devices, o2’s etc (and Grid if attached to RP

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