Download Next Level Timing Software
| Supported Decoders | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Trackmate Iridium RC lap counter | |||
| I-LapRC Race Timing System | |||
| Orange Lap RC | |||
| Easy Lap Serial Decoder | |||
| Robitronic Serial Decoder | |||
| Core Speedway lap counter | |||
| Easy Lap USB Decoder | |||
| Robitronic USB Decoder |
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Beta Linux Release - August 29th 2019
- Use linux and great racing software
- We have been testing with Ubuntu
- Most decoders have been tested and are working. EasyLap USB is not compatible with Linux at this time
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v1.5.0 Updates - February 28th 2019
- Added feature to allow setting race lap length
- Added feature to allow setting race start type staggered start
- Fixed bug with Robitronic decoders that caused them to not be able to start a race
- Added Core Speedway decoder support
v1.4.0 Updates - November 14th 2018
- Added feature hide timer for last few seconds of start countdown to prevent racers from peaking at the countdown timer
- Added feature to mark race participants as DNF if they did not complete a race and complete if the race mode is practice
- Added feature to detect when decoder is disconnected to error and stop the race
- Added feature to allow cancelling the race before the race has left staging
- Fixed bug with USB EasyLap decoders and USB Robitronic decoders that caused them not to be able to connect in some situations
- Fixed bug with EasyLap and Robitronic decoders that caused times to not be calculated correctly during the race
- Fixed bug where first lap included the time from the race start to the fist pass on the decoder
- Fixed race participant pace calculation to be based on based on racer elapsed time instead of racer lap time totals
- Fixed bug where race complete noises would occur when the race had been already completed manually
v1.3.4 Updates - October 24th 2018
- Fixed a bug that occurred when assigning a race participant to a racer that caused the application to crash
v1.3.2 Updates - September 9th 2018
- Added support for the EasyLap Serial Device for windows and mac machines
- Added support for the EasyLap USB Device for windows machines
- Added support to print race results after a race is complete
- Added ability to assign racers transponders recently detected transponders
- Added ability to assign racers transponders manually
- Added sound settings on race screen to control voice and sound properties
- Enhanced lap view when looking at the full lap view
- Fixed bug when assigning racers within a race that caused the dialog to close when the racer changed positions
- Fixed bug where only the first comm port device would be selected when auto searching even after failure
- Improved performance by splitting the rendering and api processes
- Improved analytics collection (If you share your analytics thank you!)
v1.3.0 Updates - June 25th 2018
- You can now create and assign a racer without leaving the race to create the racer.
- New dashboard page with the most used features right up front.
- Timing hardware is now auto detected and if found auto connects.
- You may now export data after a race has been complete.
- After a race has been completed you may now repeat a race with the click of a button.
- Significant updates to the design. Huge shout out to Michael Kramer.
- Mac client now available.
- Most sounds have been removed from races to keep racers focused on completing laps. They have not been removed from practice.
- Navigation now follows you as you scroll.
- Analytics added to monitor application crashes to make fixing bugs easier.