Some firmwares of Dual XGPS 160 have proven to have unreliable connection to iOS. Here’s a checklist for resolving the connection problems: Disconnect the XGPS 160 from your other phones …
Here’s the list of external GPS receivers to be used with RaceChrono. While RaceChrono supports many more receivers, these are the ones we recommend on buying based on our extensive …
Go to RaceChrono settings, sign out and then sign-in back again. It should solve this error.
Theres two ways. Either by building a DIY device or with an OBDLink LX/MX/MX+ Bluetooth OBD-II reader. Notice if you’re on iOS, you’ll need the MX+ Bluetooth model. Find out …
RaceChrono only exists on mobile devices, but you can still open your sessions on PC or Mac in couple of ways: Share your session as .rcz file, using the share …
Yes and no. RaceChrono most parts runs without Internet connection, but sometimes it’s needed. Usually the Internet connection is so rarely needed, that you will be fine tethering to your …
While you should use the built-in backup and restore functionality for backup and transfer of data to new device (since v6.0.0), you might still be interested where the files are …
No. And yes, sort of. While GoPro cannot be connected as Bluetooth GPS to get location updates for live recording in RaceChrono, the location data embedded in the GoPro video …
This has changed in RaceChrono v6.0. A Wi-Fi GPS receiver is configured through “RaceChrono DIY” device type as follows: First go to RaceChrono > Settings > Add other device > …
This is a known bug in many old GPS receivers, and it is called “GPS week rollover”. Your primary option to fix it is to update your device. As this is …
