Matt Romanowski

Last week rm21 asked about getting vMin and vMax info from Race Studio 2. I spent a little time and figured out how to do it in a channel report and wanted to share what I did. The video explains how to do it all, but I'll give a little explanation as well.

The basic idea that you need a first math channel to define where the corner is. I did this with the bit_and function and distance in feet using a standard AiM math channel. I then used the first channel in an IF formula to display either the minimum speed or (and it's an important or) some speed that is higher than any speed in a corner (like 200 mph). The final step is to create a channel report to display the minimum value for the vMin math channel.

Hopefully someone finds this helpful. Please post any questions you have on how to use these or if you need help implementing them.

ProCoach

Thanks for sharing, Matt.

Matt Romanowski

I thought you would like it. Once you have done it for one track, you can make the math channel sets for others pretty quickly. I can do a track in about 10 minutes.

winders

Can you do Sonoma Raceway?

Matt Romanowski

I could........

The video has everything you need to do it. Did it make sense?

ProCoach

You can do Sonoma, Scott...

Kein_Ersatz

Thanks Matt, very interesting.

Frank 993 C4S

Thanks Matt! I just set up NJMP and Sebring this way. It was actually easier to just embed the corner definition in the IF statement.

Matt Romanowski

I'm glad it worked for you. It's fun to be able to share things like this and help everyone raise their data game a little bit.

I didn't combine everything because I have found it's easier for some people to learn the math channels in steps instead of as 1 big channel.

Merry Christmas!

gregturek

Matt, did the video get deleted? All I see in three different browsers is a blank space.

Thanks,
Greg

gregturek

Found it at Trailbrake.net. Thanks!

Matt Romanowski

I'll have to figure out what happened to the videos. I didn't change anything....

Hopefully this one will work

kristap

Very cool - thank you!