PodiumConnect Micro

Quick Start Guide

Connecting the Hardware

Mounting

• Mount the Podium Connect Micro where the USB connection is easily accessible.
• The unit can be mounted in any orientation.
• Ensure the unit is kept away from direct heat sources.

Pigtail Connection

• If your system includes a pigtail connector, use the M8 4-pin connector for power and CAN communication.
• Red wire to +12V, Black to ground, Green to CAN High and White to CAN Low.
• Note: it is recommended to use same power of your data system.

Male connector pictured

Pin	Connection	Notes
1	CAN low	White
2	Power	Red, 9-24v / 1A (~12W)
3	CAN high	Green
4	Ground	Black

Power is standard automotive 12-14v (nominal).

Plug-and-Play Connection (AIM)

• If your system includes the AIM integration cable, plug it directly to the AIM Data Hub.

Note: It is the same data hub where AIM SmartyCAM plug into.

Create Your Podium Account

Create Device and Streaming Key

• Create an account on Podium
• Setup the Device Name
• Make a note of the Streaming ID provided, so you can enter it into the wizard later.

Downloading and Installing the Podium App

The Podium App is available for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can find the download links on the Podium Software Page.

Windows

• Get the latest version of the Podium App from the DOWNLOADS PAGE.
• Download the .exe file for Windows.

• Run the setup wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
• Once installed, launch the app and log in using your Podium account.

macOS

Download the .dmg file for macOS. Open it and drag the Podium App to your Applications folder. After installation, open the app and sign in with your credentials.

Android/iOS

• Get the latest version of the Podium app from the following.

Creating an Event and Adding Devices

• Create an Event
  • In the app, go to My Events and click Create Event.
  • Enter your Event Title, Start and End Dates, and Track details.

• Add Devices
  • After creating an event, add one or more devices to it.
  • This enables you to stream telemetry data and compare laps directly within the dashboard.

For more detailed guidance on analyzing driver data and using advanced tools, refer to the [Podium Driver Data Analysis Guide https://wiki.autosportlabs.com/Podium_Driver_Data_Analysis]

First-Time Setup Wizard

The first time setup wizard will guide you through the essential setup of your PodiumConnect

Ensure the device is connected via USB before proceeding

• Settings configured during the first-time setup can also be accessed later via the Setup section of the RaceCapture app.
• Note: To re-run the first-time setup, launch the RaceCapture app without connecting to the device. Then navigate to the setup screen and press the First-Time Setup button.

Configure System Presets

Select the preset configuration matching the data system you have.

Select Favorite Race Tracks

• Select the tracks you will typically race at so PodiumConnect can detect the track location and calculate lap times.
• This is an important step to ensure you get valid data and lap times for your telemetry session.
• Note: Only select the one track configuration per race track, to ensure the correct track is auto-selected.
• If you don't see your track listed, please submit your track!

Configure Telemetry Streaming Key

• Enter your unique Streaming Key in the Device ID section to enable live telemetry on Podium.

Configure WiFi Connection and WiFi Telemetry

After exiting the setup wizard, go to Setup / Wireless. Scroll down and perform the following steps:

• Enable both WiFi Support and Client Mode.
• Enter your Hotspot's SSID and password into the client setup to connect the device to your wireless network for telemetry streaming
• Then, at the bottom, turn on "Enable WiFi telemetry"

Verify Telemetry

Verifying CAN Bus Connectivity

• Ensure the connector is properly plugged into your data system. This will initiate data reception and also power up the unit when USB is not connected.
• Observe the orange LED on the unit, a steady blinking orange light indicates active CAN bus communication

Verifying Wi-Fi

• In the RaceCapture application go to System Status > Wifi
• Verify Client is connected

Verify Telemetry on Podium

• Wait for the telemetry LED to begin flashing regularly, this indicates that telemetry is actively broadcasting.
• Log in to your Podium account at PODIUM and navigate to the event page.
• Refresh the page; if telemetry is active, an Ad Hoc event will appear.

• Click the Ad Hoc event link to view the connected device.
• Select your device to access the race dashboard and confirm that live data is streaming.

Verify Telemetry on Podium Mobile App

• Download the Podium Mobile App
• Log in to your Podium account using the Podium app.
• Navigate to the Events section and tap on the active streaming event.
• You will be directed to the dashboard displaying live telemetry data, lap timing, and other real-time metrics.

Wi-Fi Operating Modes

PodiumConnect Micro support multiple Wi-Fi operating modes to accommodate different configuration, connectivity, and telemetry use cases. Firmware version 2.23.3 introduces significant improvements to Wi-Fi reliability and connection behavior across all supported modes.

Wi-Fi Operating Modes

Access Point (AP) Mode

In Access Point (AP) mode, the device creates its own Wi-Fi network. The RaceCapture app connects directly to the device’s access point.

• Simple, direct connection between the app and the device
• Does not require an external hotspot or router
• Provides stable app connectivity
• Internet access is not available unless bridged through another device

This mode is useful when operating without external network infrastructure or when a direct connection is preferred.

AP + STA Mode (Access Point + Station)

In AP + STA mode, the device operates simultaneously as:

• A Wi-Fi access point for the RaceCapture app
• A Wi-Fi station (STA) connected to an external hotspot for internet access or telemetry uplink.

When operating in this mode:

• If the station is connected to a hotspot, telemetry and internet services can be routed through the hotspot.
• If the station is actively searching for a hotspot, brief pauses in access point traffic may occur while Wi-Fi scanning is in progress.

Note: During hotspot scanning, short interruptions in app communication are expected behavior.

Recommended Setup (App Connected to Hotspot)

For the smoothest real-time telemetry performance, the recommended configuration is:

• The RaceCapture app connects to the same hotspot as the device
• The device operates primarily as a Wi-Fi station
• The internal access point is not used for app communication

This configuration minimizes Wi-Fi scanning activity and provides the most stable telemetry operation, especially in dynamic or congested wireless environments.

For instructions on updating firmware, see the Updating Firmware section below.

Wi-Fi Reliability Improvements in Firmware v2.23.3

Firmware version 2.23.3 introduces multiple improvements to Wi-Fi reliability and connection stability for PodiumConnect/Micro. These updates are focused on improving real-world Wi-Fi behavior during configuration and telemetry use.

Summary of Improvements

• Improved Wi-Fi connection stability during normal operation
• More reliable reconnection behavior after temporary signal loss
• Improved handling of access point and network transitions
• Reduced likelihood of stalled or unresponsive Wi-Fi connections
• Improved behavior during STA hotspot scanning
• General robustness improvements when operating in environments with variable or congested wireless conditions

Note: These improvements apply automatically when running firmware version 2.23.3 or newer. No additional configuration is required.

Real-time Telemetry Setup

This section explains how to configure PodiumConnect Micro to stream live telemetry data to the Podium cloud service so it can be viewed remotely using the Podium app or the Podium website.

Overview

Three components are used when working with live telemetry:

• RaceCapture App : Used to connect directly to the device for configuration and local dashboard viewing.
• Podium App : Used to view live telemetry and previously recorded sessions in the cloud.
• Podium Website : Provides web access to the same telemetry data available in the Podium app.

Step 1 : Configure WiFi Connectivity

• Open the RaceCapture app and connect to your device.
• Navigate to Setup from the main screen.
• Click Read to load the current configuration.
• Select the Wireless tab.
  • Configure the following settings:
    • Enable WiFi Support
    • Enable Client Mode
    • Enter the SSID and password for your hotspot or WiFi network

Note: The hotspot must support 2.4 GHz WiFi. Many hotspots default to 5 GHz, which is not supported. If necessary, configure your hotspot to allow 2.4 GHz operation. For testing purposes, you may use your phone’s hotspot to confirm the connection is working correctly.

• Enable WiFi Telemetry at the bottom of the Wireless settings.

Step 2 : Configure the Telemetry Streaming Key

To stream telemetry to Podium, you must enter a Telemetry Streaming Key.

• Open the Podium website.
• Navigate to Settings → Devices.
• Select your device from the list.
• Copy the Streaming Key shown for the device.

Return to the RaceCapture app:

• Navigate to the Telemetry tab.
• Paste the Streaming Key into the Telemetry Streaming Key field.

Step 3 : Configure Streaming Behavior

For testing or continuous streaming Enable Background Streaming. This causes the device to begin telemetry streaming immediately after power-up. If Background Streaming is disabled, telemetry streaming will begin only when the system starts logging based on its configured trigger (typically vehicle speed, but other channels such as RPM may be used). This helps prevent unnecessary telemetry transmission when the vehicle is powered but not actively driving.

Step 4: Apply Configuration and Reboot

Click Write to save the configuration to the device.

Reboot the device by either:

• Power cycling the unit, or

• Navigating to Setup > Firmware > Reboot.

Step 5 : Verify WiFi Connection

After rebooting:

• Navigate to System Status > WiFi.
• Confirm the WiFi Client is connected to the hotspot.

Step 6 : Confirm Telemetry Streaming

If telemetry streaming is active:

• The telemetry LED on the device will blink, indicating the system is transmitting telemetry to Podium.
• This indicates the system is transmitting telemetry to Podium.

Viewing Live Telemetry

Podium Website

• Open the Podium website.
• Navigate to Events.
• Locate the automatically generated live event for your device.
• Open the event to view live telemetry data.
• You should see real-time channel updates such as:
  • IMU motion
  • G-forces
  • Sensor values

Podium App

The Podium app provides a richer telemetry viewing experience.

1. Open the Podium app.
2. Navigate to Events > Live Events.
3. Select your device.

From here you can:

• View live dashboards
• Switch dashboard views
• Monitor individual telemetry channels

Dashboards can be:

• Selected from built-in presets
• Custom created and saved
• Shared by the community

Track Detection and Lap Timing

For automatic lap timing, ensure your track is added in Podium.

1. Navigate to Racetracks.
2. Add the tracks where you typically race.

When the system detects a known track, Podium will automatically enable:

• Lap timing
• Lap-based telemetry analysis

This allows session data to be viewed and analyzed in the context of laps.

Comprehensive Setup Guide

Data System Cable Connection

Podium Connect Micro supports two types of cable connection systems for data integration:

Pigtail for MoTeC, ECUmaster, VBox or Others

The M8 4-pin pigtail connector is a standard interface used for CAN bus communication and power input on the Podium Connect Micro.

Male connector pictured

Pin	Connection	Notes
1	CAN low	White
2	Power	Red, 9-24v / 1A (~12W)
3	CAN high	Green
4	Ground	Black

Note: It is recommended to use the same power source as your data system

AIM Standard Cable

For AIM data systems, Podium Connect Micro includes a pre-made integration cable with a Binder 5-pin to M8 connector, enabling seamless CAN bus communication.

Connecting to Your Data System

Required CAN Channels for Telemetry

At a minimum, Podium Connect Micro requires the following data channels from your data system:

• Speed : Configured with 2 digits of precision in the CAN mapping (e.g., 33.24 kph)
• Latitude : Configured as decimal degrees of Latitude, with 6 digits of precision in the CAN mapping
• Longitude : Configured as decimal degrees of Longitude, with 6 digits of precision in the CAN mapping

Note: These channel names must be defined exactly as shown above in your CAN bus mapping. This minimum data enables PodiumConnect to calculate lap timing, which forms the context for analyzing additional telemetry such as temperature, throttle position (TPS), RPM, oil pressure, and more.

Important: Without these channels, telemetry will not function correctly. Do not rename the default channels provided in the system presets.

CAN Bus Configuration

Baud Rate, Termination

To configure the CAN bus settings:

• Open the RaceCapture app and navigate to Setup > CAN Bus.
• Set the Baud Rate to match the specifications of your connected data system (e.g., 500 kbps, 1 Mbps).
• Ensure that Termination is enabled if PodiumConnect is at one end of the CAN bus.

Note: Proper baud rate configuration and bus termination are essential for stable and accurate CAN communication.

CAN Channel Mapping Guide

RaceCapture provides presetted channel mappings for supported data systems.

• During the First Time Setup Wizard, you can select your data system (e.g., AIM SmartyCam, MoTec etc), which automatically includes the required channels such as Speed, Latitude, Longitude, and additional default channels may also be included.
• You can verify or customize these mappings by going to the CAN Channel Mappings section under Setup in the RaceCapture app. From there, you can view active channels, edit channel parameters or remove unused channels.

Note : Full CAN bus integration guide

Lua Scripting and Virtual Channels

RaceCapture and Podium uses the standard, lightweight Lua scripting language, used as an extension / customization language for many software applications.

• For Custom Modification you can refer to LUA SCRIPTING GUIDE for detailed instructions and examples.

Driver ID and Heart Rate Sensor Setup

Driver ID

• Utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology to automatically identify the driver in the cockpit.
• Each driver is assigned with a unique BLE-enabled device, which the system detects and associates with a registered driver profile.
• Enables real-time attribution of telemetry data (e.g., RPM, throttle position, engine temperature, g-forces) to the correct driver without manual input.
• Especially useful in endurance racing formats with multiple drivers sharing the same vehicle.

Heart Rate Monitoring

• Supports real-time heart rate monitoring when using a compatible heart rate sensor.
• Compatible with any device that implements the Bluetooth Heart Rate Profile (HRP).
• Verified devices include generic BLE heart rate monitors such as the CYCPLUS HRM
• Provides a critical layer of biometric insight by capturing drivers’ physiological responses during sessions.

Note: Not currently compatible with most smartwatches (e.g., Garmin, Apple Watch), as they typically use proprietary protocols that do not expose standard heart rate services.

Setup Instructions

• Ensure your PodiumConnect/Micro system is upgraded to the latest firmware and the latest version of the RaceCapture app is installed.
• Open the app and navigate to Setup > Driver ID.
• Enable both Driver ID and Heart Rate options, then click Register Device.
• Register each Bluetooth device one at a time.
• After all devices are registered, press the Write button to save the configuration.

Note: Only power on one device during each registration to avoid incorrect pairing.

To Verify:

• Power on each registered Bluetooth device individually.
• The Driver ID field in the app should update automatically to reflect the active device.
• If a compatible heart rate monitor is in use, the system will also display the heart rate indicator alongside the Driver ID.

RaceCapture App & Podium General Information

Racecapture

• See the RACE CAPTURE APP GENERAL INFORMATION for a full understanding of using the app and setting up your system

Podium

• VISIT THE GUIDE ON USING PODIUM which includes a video tour of the essential features.

Telemetry and Logging Setup

Enabling WiFi Telemetry

• Navigate to Setup > Wireless in the RaceCapture app.
• Enable WiFi Telemetry to allow the device to stream live data over your wireless network.

On Board Flash Memory Logging

• Enable automatic logging under Setup > Automatic Control.
• Logging can be triggered based on a specific channel, Speed is commonly used as a trigger.
• Note: After your session, log files will be available on the SD card. These files can be imported into the RaceCapture app for analysis, or into spreadsheet tools. Refer to the log file format documentation for compatibility details

Buffering Telemetry to Flash Memory

• To ensure no data is lost during temporary network dropouts, PodiumConnect can buffer telemetry data to the SD card.
• When a network connection is unavailable, the system stores telemetry locally, and once reconnected, it bursts the stored data to the Podium platform.
• This buffering covers approximately one lap (~3 minutes) and is ideal for tracks with intermittent network coverage.

Accessing Flash Memory for Log File Transfer

PodiumConnect/Micro logs data locally in addition to live telemetry streaming. These logs can be accessed by mounting the system as a USB flash drive.

To enable USB drive mode:

• Ensure the system is connected to your desktop or mobile device via USB cable.
• Navigate to Setup > Firmware.
• Press the Switch to USB Drive Mode button to access stored log files directly.

Important Caveats:

• App connectivity will be temporarily disrupted if using a USB connection (Windows, macOS, Linux).
• The system must not be actively logging or broadcasting telemetry when switching to USB drive mode.
  

To exit USB drive mode and resume normal operation:

• Fully power cycle the system by disconnecting both USB and 12V power.

Formatting Flash Memory:

• Connect the system to your desktop or mobile device.
• Navigate to Setup > Firmware.
• Press the Format Flash Storage button.

Note: This process only deletes log files and cache data; it does not affect system configuration or firmware.

Bluetooth Connectivity

PodiumConnect Micro support Bluetooth connectivity for communication with the RaceCapture app. Bluetooth can be used as an alternative to Wi-Fi for device setup, configuration, and telemetry access.

Overview

• Bluetooth provides a direct wireless connection between the device and the RaceCapture app
• No external networking hardware is required
• Bluetooth is typically used for initial setup or when Wi-Fi is not available

Default Bluetooth Password

By default, Bluetooth connections use the following password:

• Default Bluetooth password: 123456

Note : Older RaceCapture systems used a default Bluetooth password of 1234. Newer systems use 123456 by default.

Connecting via Bluetooth

• Power on the PodiumConnect Micro
• Under your phone/tablet's Android Settings, navigate to the Bluetooth section.
• Select the option to pair a device. Your phone/tablet will search for available devices.
• Once the PodiumConnect Micro is found, select it to pair.

Changing Connection Type

• The connection method can be changed within the RaceCapture app:
• Open the RaceCapture app.
• Navigate to Setup → App Preferences.
• Select the desired connection type (Bluetooth or Wi-Fi).
• Return to the main screen and reconnect using the selected method.

Note : The Bluetooth password can be changed from within the device configuration settings in the RaceCapture app.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

PodiumConnect Micro support direct reading of compatible Bluetooth-based TPMS sensors. These sensors broadcast tire pressure and temperature data wirelessly and can be read by the device without any additional TPMS receiver hardware. Unlike older 433 MHz TPMS systems, which require a separate in-vehicle receiver module, Bluetooth TPMS sensors communicate directly with RaceCapture/Track MK4.

System Overview

• TPMS sensors use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
• No external TPMS receiver box is required
• Sensors wake up automatically when a pressure change is detected
• Tire pressure and temperature data are available in real time

Supported Features

• PodiumConnect Micro support upto 16 TPMS sensors
• Sensors can be assigned to wheel positions:
  • Left Front
  • Right Front
  • Left Rear
  • Right Rear
• Multiple sensors may be registered per wheel position
• Sensors can be quickly reassigned when swapping wheels or tire sets

Registering TPMS Sensors

1. In the RaceCapture app, navigate to Setup
2. Select TPMS
3. Select Register Sensor.
4. When the sensor is detected, add it to the sensor list.
5. Assign the sensor to the appropriate wheel position.

Each sensor is identified by a unique sensor ID and signal strength indicator.

Sensor Identification Notes

Each TPMS sensor supports an optional short text note that can be used to identify a specific wheel or tire set (for example, wheel type or tire model).

Real-Time Podium Features

Setting Up Podium App

Create Device and Streaming Key

• Create an account on Podium.
• Open the Settings section and Add the name for your device.
• Once your device is created, a Streaming ID will be generated. Make a note of this ID, so you can enter it into the RaceCapture wizard later.

Downloading and Installing the Podium App

The Podium App is available for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can find the download links on the Podium Software Page.

Windows/OSX

• Get the latest version of the Podium app from the DOWNLOADS PAGE.

• Download the .exe file for Windows.
• Run the setup wizard and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

• Once installed, Connect your Podium Connect Micro to your computer with the USB cable,
• Start the RaceCapture app.
• The RaceCapture app will launch the first time setup wizard.

Android/iOS

• Get the latest version of the RaceCapture app from the following.

• Power up Podium Connect Micro with 12v or via USB power (computer or USB power source)
• Go to your device's WiFi settings, and connect to the Podium Connect Micro WiFi access point.
• Note that the WiFi Access Point is open, with no password - you can set a password and encryption later under Setup.
• Start the RaceCapture app.
• The RaceCapture app will launch the first time setup wizard.

Live Data Streaming

• Once the system setup is complete, live data is streamed in real time to Podium Live, the Podium app, and the RaceCapture dashboard.
• You can customize the streaming channels by navigating to the RaceCapture app > Setup > Channels, where you can enable or disable the data you wish to broadcast.

Predictive Lap Timing

• ● Podium Connect Micro offers a Predictive Lap Timing feature, which estimates your current lap time before it’s completed.
• To enable this, navigate to the Race Timing screen and turn on Predictive Timing Mode.
• More info: Predictive Lap Timing

Driver Coaching Tools

Need more information

Monitoring Engine Vitals

Podium Connect Micro allows real-time monitoring of critical engine parameters such as RPM, oil pressure, coolant temperature, TPS, and more. These values can be displayed live on dashboards and logged for post-session review. Custom alerts can also be configured for vital thresholds.

Endurance Strategy Tools

With Podium’s advanced endurance strategy tools (available with the Pro subscription), you can accurately monitor fuel consumption and optimize your lap timing to execute perfectly timed pit stops. Eliminate the risk of last-minute fuel stops and stay ahead with strategic precision that maximizes your chances of victory.

Firmware and Software Updates

Below are the steps for updating your firmware.

Backing Up Configurations

Updating firmware can cause your Podium Connect Micro system to be restored to factory settings. Before updating firmware, save your settings to a file. Steps:

• Connect to Podium Connect Micro using the RaceCapture app - using USB, or WiFi.
• Navigate to Setup and press the Read button to read the current settings from Podium Connect Micro.
• Press Save to save your settings to a file. These will be later restored after firmware is updated.

Updating Firmware

• Download the latest Podium Connect Micro firmware from http://podium.live/software
• Unzip the archive to a location on your computer
• Connect Podium Connect Micro via USB (Windows or OSX only)
• In the RaceCapture app, navigate to Setup and press the Firmware menu option.
• Press the Update Firmware button
• Navigate to the Podium Connect Micro firmware you unzipped. The file will end with the extension '.ihex'. Example: PodiumConnect_2.15.2.ihex
• Press Open

The firmware update process will begin, and will complete when the gauge is 100% After re-connecting, the firmware version should be updated in the connection message at the upper right-hand corner.

Restoring Settings

• Navigate to Setup and press Open.
• Select the previously saved settings file, and open the file.
• Press Write to write the settings back to PodiumConnect.

Data System Integration Guides

Use the provided integration cable and connect it to your data system. Follow the guide for your specific system:

• AIM SMARTY CAM
• MOTEC
• RACELOGIC VBOX
• AEM CD-7 WITH VDM
• RACE TECHNOLOGY

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

LED and Status Indicators

The device features multiple LED indicators on the front panel, each representing a specific system status. These indicators provide quick visual feedback for monitoring device functionality and diagnostics.

• Power Icon : Indicates system power is on.
• Error Indicator – Triangle with Exclamation Mark : Signals an error, such as a Lua script failure or a local logging error.
• Telemetry Indicator – Cloud with Arrow : Shows that telemetry is actively broadcasting.
• CAN Bus Activity – Two Arrows (⇄) : Shows ongoing CAN bus communication, confirming data exchange with connected systems.

Note: The top-mounted button is also equipped with an integrated LED. This button will flash to indicate active data logging.

Technical Specifications

Analog Inputs
Channels	1 (Battery Voltage, Internally connected 0–20V)
CAN Bus
CAN Channels	1
CAN Baud Rate	125K, 250K, 500K, 1M Baud
Protocol Support	OBDII PID, custom CAN mapping
CAN Bus	CAN 2.0 compatible
CAN Termination	Software controlled
CAN Channels Supported	100
Telemetry Connection
WiFi	Connect to your provided hotspot (cellular or satellite)
Max Telemetry Sample Rate	10Hz (1 / 5 / 10Hz supported)
Wireless
WiFi Standard	802.11b/g/n
WiFi Modes	Access Point, Infrastructure
Max Sample Rate (Dashboard)	50Hz
Storage
Onboard SD	Minimum 2GB
Max Sample Rate to SD	100Hz
Predictive Lap Timing	Built-in
Track Mapping	Circuit and point-to-point
Track Maps	Built-in database for auto-detection
Sectors per Track	20
Analysis	Local via RaceCapture app and online with Podium
Export Data Format	Plain CSV
Scripting / Customization
Virtual/Math Channels	Real-time via onboard Lua scripting
Virtual Channels Supported	100
Physical
Dimensions	94 x 61 x 16 mm (3.7 x 2.4 x 0.63 in)
Temperature Range	0 to 65°C
Environmental Protection	IP65 rated
Weight	100g (3.6 oz)
Connections	M8 Connector, 4 pins (CAN1 and power)
Power Consumption (Max)	0.6W

Mounting and dimensions

STEP file for mounting pattern

Download : File:PodiumConnect Micro Solid.zip

Dimensions

Dimensions of main body, not including cable: 94 x 61 x 16 mm (3.7 x 2.4 x 0.63 in)

Additional Tutorials and How-To Guides

Guides

• Logging Data
• AIM Integration guide using CAN Mapping
• Real-time Telemetry guide
• Lua scripting guide
• Lua script examples
• GoPro control guide
• General troubleshooting guide
• Creating video with RCP data overlay using DashWare
• Exporting to RaceRender guide
• Data Analysis in Podium to become a faster driver
• Automating Tablets/Phones for use as Dashboards Guide
• Add TPMS data for $225

How To

• How to: enable Predictive Timing
• How to control which gauges show up on Podium.live
• How to: Use Race Capture App (some features are specific to Race Capture Pro)
• How to: Submit a new race track
• How to: enable OBD2 channels
• How to update firmware
• How to add video to Podium.live
• More FAQs and How-To's
• How To Videos