Raider89

I am completely new to AIM. My brand new car has AIM MXG 1.2 dash and SmartyCam3. I just pulled video and need several changes with regard to recordings.

• The individual MP4 videos seems to start whenever car engine starts. I would prefer it start recording sessions when car is moving, maybe >20mph. I have no idea where to find those settings.
• Plus, the factory scene shows Sebeco logo and RPM, gear, track map, and speed. I would like to have lap timer, lap counter, etc showing on the video scene. Once again, no idea how to edit this.

Can someone give me some guidance or help?

Frank 993 C4S

Turn on the power and hook the camera up to your computer. Launch RaceStudio 3 and find the camera configuration. You can customize the display and settings. Once you have your custom configuration, you upload that to the camera. Here are AIM YouTube videos that explain this a lot better

Matt Romanowski

There are a ton of videos on YT. I'm not sure what camera you have, but this gives you the idea If you have a GP, then you transmit through USB instead of the mSD card.

For the setup, I would recommend having the dash record at 5 mph or 500 rpm. Set the camera to stop after 60 seconds. The recoding parameters in the dash are a hard set, so if you slow below the 20 mph you mention, it will stop the recording.

ProCoach

James Colborn's videos, as well as the ones hosted by Roger Caddell, the National Training manager for AiM Sports, the American importer, are the best.

https://www.youtube.com/@JamesColborn

https://www.youtube.com/@aimsportsdata

Raider89

Awesome, seems quite simple after watching the first video, thanks again

Raider89

Still cant find where to change the video start/end recording settings. I have toggled thru the various menus directly on the AIM MXG1.2, have not found it. So, are the recording settings a part of the MXG dash or the actual Smartycam3?

Matt Romanowski

Both. In thw on camera setting you want it set to on logger command. In thw MXG you set it in the config at the bottom of the parameters tab. I suggest greater than 600 rpm or 10 mph.