AiM SoloDL - Manual (Page 15)

Solo starts recording when the speed
increases.
So, if the vehicle does not move, even with
the engine ON, Solo does not record data.
When Speed start going up, Solo changes
mode and starts recording all the data, that
is to say, speed, position and acceleration
every 1/10 of second.
SoloDL, of course, records also , all the
information coming from the ECU.
CHAPTER 8 USE OF SOLO DURING THE TESTS
Performance Tests
Performance tests can be ¼ mile, ½ mile,
0-60 mph, 0-100 km/h, 0-1 km.
The vehicle is placed at the starting point.
when the car starts, the time increment and
rolls on the dash and the data are recorded.
When the performance itest finishes, the
most important information appear on the
display:
Speed Races
As we have already seen, there are three types
of Lap time information that we can see:
1. Rolling Lap Time, that is shown by default
2. Static Lap Time.
The lap time of your last lap remains active
if you select this field.
Anyway, the lap time information appears
for some seconds independently from what
the display shows, when you cross the
starting line.
3. Predictive Lap Time, is evaluated after
having finished the first lap.
With >>> or <<< buttons it switches from
one page to the other, according to the
number of configured pages.
Regularity Races
As in Speed Races, Solo shows Rolling,
Static and Predictive lap time.
The only difference is that it calculates the
Predictive Lap Time referred to the speed of
the Second Lap and shows the Predictive
Difference Time between the Second lap
and the Actual one.
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