General questions about RaceChrono
You probably will ask this question when configuring your vehicle profile, and selecting which OBD-II channels should be recorded. All of the recorded OBD-II channels share a common bandwidth, which …
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 …
RaceChrono supports the HRM profile on the Bluetooth LE, but unfortunately most Smart Watches do not implement it. The sensors that implement it are usually wrist bands, chest belts etc. If …
It may be that the audio track on the source video file is not supported by your phone hardware. This may happen when using a cheap action camera; some models …
The Android and iOS versions of RaceChrono are separate purchases, so transferring the licenses is not possible. The purchases are transferable between devices with the same Play Store or App …
The OBD-II standard became mandatory in 1996 for cars sold in US market, 2001 for cars sold in EU market, 2008 for cars sold in the Chinese market and 2021 …
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 …
