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Brentp: /* Troubleshooting */

2020-01-27T17:52:11Z

Troubleshooting

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	=Troubleshooting=		=Troubleshooting=
	See our [[RaceCapture_troubleshooting#SD_card_logging]]RaceCapture troubleshooting guide for help on SD card logging issues]]		See our [[RaceCapture_troubleshooting#SD_card_logging\|RaceCapture troubleshooting guide]] for help on SD card logging issues

Brentp at 17:51, 27 January 2020

2020-01-27T17:51:43Z

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	==Accessing the logfile data==		==Accessing the logfile data==
	When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.		When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.

			=Troubleshooting=
			See our [[RaceCapture_troubleshooting#SD_card_logging]]RaceCapture troubleshooting guide for help on SD card logging issues]]

Brentp: /* Automatic logging */

2019-09-23T16:47:38Z

Automatic logging

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	===Automatic logging===		===Automatic logging===
	You can enable automatic logging under Setup / Automatic Control. This will trigger logging based on a channel you choose - Speed is typically a convenient channel.		You can enable automatic logging under Setup / Automatic Control. This will trigger logging based on a channel you choose - Speed is typically a convenient channel.

	[[image:automatic_control_logging.jpg\|800px]]		[[image:automatic_control_logging.jpg\|800px]]

	==Accessing the logfile data==		==Accessing the logfile data==
	When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.		When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.

Brentp: /* Automatic logging */

2019-09-23T16:47:21Z

Automatic logging

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	===Automatic logging===		===Automatic logging===
	You can trigger logging ~~using custom logic~~ based on ~~speed, RPM or~~ a ~~different sensor value~~. ~~See the~~ [[~~RaceCapturePro_Lua_Scripting_Examples#Automatic_logging_control~~\|~~Lua scripting examples~~]] ~~on how to enable automatic logging.~~		You can enable automatic logging under Setup / Automatic Control. This will trigger logging based on a channel you choose - Speed is typically a convenient channel.
			[[image:automatic_control_logging.jpg\|800px]]

	==Accessing the logfile data==		==Accessing the logfile data==
	When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.		When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference\|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.

Brentp: /* Front panel Panel Button (RaceCapture/Pro) */

2019-09-23T16:43:52Z

Front panel Panel Button (RaceCapture/Pro)

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	==Activating Logging==		==Activating Logging==
	===Front panel Panel Button (RaceCapture/Pro)===		===Front panel Panel Button (RaceCapture/Pro / PodiumConnect)===
	Use the front panel button to manually start logging. When the logging starts, you will see the LED next to the SD card flash rapidly. Press the button again to stop logging.		Use the front panel button to manually start logging. When the logging starts, you will see the LED next to the SD card flash rapidly. Press the button again to stop logging.

	* '''If there is an error''' the red error LED will illuminate. Check that the SD card is correctly inserted, 32GB or smaller and freshly formatted to FAT32. If the problem persists, try a different SD card.		* '''If there is an error''' the red error LED will illuminate. Check that the SD card is correctly inserted, 32GB or smaller and freshly formatted to FAT32. If the problem persists, try a different SD card.

	===Automatic logging===		===Automatic logging===

Brentp: Created page with "=Logging Data via SD card= * Applies to: RaceCapture/Pro, RaceCapture/Apex ==Insert an SD card== RaceCapture/Pro: Insert a freshly formatted 32GB or smaller microSD card in..."

2017-11-20T16:47:41Z

Created page with "=Logging Data via SD card= * Applies to: RaceCapture/Pro, RaceCapture/Apex ==Insert an SD card== RaceCapture/Pro: Insert a freshly formatted 32GB or smaller microSD card in..."

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=Logging Data via SD card=

* Applies to: RaceCapture/Pro, RaceCapture/Apex

==Insert an SD card==
RaceCapture/Pro: Insert a freshly formatted 32GB or smaller microSD card into the front slot of RaceCapture/Pro.

==Activating Logging==
===Front panel Panel Button (RaceCapture/Pro)===
Use the front panel button to manually start logging. When the logging starts, you will see the LED next to the SD card flash rapidly. Press the button again to stop logging.

* '''If there is an error''' the red error LED will illuminate. Check that the SD card is correctly inserted, 32GB or smaller and freshly formatted to FAT32. If the problem persists, try a different SD card.

===Automatic logging===
You can trigger logging using custom logic based on speed, RPM or a different sensor value. See the [[RaceCapturePro_Lua_Scripting_Examples#Automatic_logging_control|Lua scripting examples]] on how to enable automatic logging.

==Accessing the logfile data==
When logging is complete, you will find a log file on the SD card. You can import this log file into the analysis feature of the RaceCapture app. You can also import this log file into a spreadsheet or other tool - see the [[RaceCapturePro2_logfile_reference|log file reference]] to understand the log file format.