For your examples here, I for example have an actual brake switch in my data, but it would be nice to use the gps OR brake switch if available for when comparing to other data. Same idea with tps. I assume that’s possible, just haven’t ventured that far in yet. Is there an example or resource you can point me towards?
Hi! Yes you can use both. Just work through any of the tutorials about setting up the measures graph or profiles. Having both is perfect and great for detailed analysis.
I found some of the built in functions did not work with my EVO5, there seems to be some naming convention on channels that were different. I copied the built in ones corrected the naming and disabled the AIM set. I use constants a lot, by that I mean, I have a math channel area called Constants-MVF4, this contains configurable items such as spring weights, thresholds for analysis such as 0.15 Bar for an effective switch point when the brakes actually start to apply. I also use constants to replace the logsheet function which AIM does not currently allow for the EVO5 etc, as such I have a constant for Frontal Area, Bike+Rider Mass etc. Filters I have some trouble with, low pass etc. I come from an electronics background so the function is obvious, but the results do not always seem to correlate. Also, off topic, is there a way to export analysed data to excel / Matlab? Clearly I can export directly from the EVO5 on download, but this will only contain the logged channels and any math channels (much more primitive) in the EVO5?
I haven’t found a setting for xls yet in RS3A but you can from RS2A. Will ask Aim and if you are still using both old and new software, that might be your workaround. Thanks!
Not sure about those. I’m still learning many of the functions so that one is a new one on me. I recommend asking the Facebook group or perhaps AiM directly via the feedback button. I wish I could be of more help to you.
Hi James, thx a lot for ur videos, keep going. Helps me a lot to understand the Software. The math chanel for brk is not working good for me. On Motorcycle i have -0,6g just by closing the throttle. The solo2 is conected to the ecu, but by removing the abs, the brk sensor is not working anymore. So any advice? I guess putting the math chanel on -0,6g is not the best way to do it, isnt it? What would u do in this situation? Greetings from Spain
Hi Christofer. I changed the BRK_ON Math Channel to 0.3g. This way, I can make it less sensitive and indiciate when braking is really happening. I'm not sure if 0.6g is too much but try going to 0.3. Hope this helps.
Not yet. I’m a GP version user, however I’m hopefully trying one out in a couple of weeks and will report back. Config should be the same as this video though, send info to SmartyCam via the SmartyCam Stream settings and then configure the SC3 in a separate configuration.
Hi! I Sorry for the slow response. Your formula will be; "ChannelName"[Unit of Temp] > 60 So, in my case, the math channel for my car is; "Water Temp"[C] > 60 When you setup the math channel, I recommend the output and unit of output be 'number' (you'll see this when you setup your formula). You can then use this as a channel in your measures graph (where you'll see when per lap temps go over 60) or, my recommendation, is a Channels Report per lap. Hope this helps!
You can. I can't claim to own this, it came from my friend Chloe Lerin who is an AiM Expert in the US. Chloe has some fantastic webinars on the AiM Sports RUclips channel on this too. ruclips.net/video/ebZa6zJuPbE/видео.htmlsi=9IT30UCxxu-tmK4b You need to build a math channel as follows; use the BIKE_ANGLE function, and type in the formula; bike_angle("GPS_Speed","GPS_Gyro") with the output of the formula being angle and the measure being degree.
Thanks so much for all the video's in this series!
You're very welcome!
For your examples here, I for example have an actual brake switch in my data, but it would be nice to use the gps OR brake switch if available for when comparing to other data. Same idea with tps. I assume that’s possible, just haven’t ventured that far in yet. Is there an example or resource you can point me towards?
Hi! Yes you can use both. Just work through any of the tutorials about setting up the measures graph or profiles. Having both is perfect and great for detailed analysis.
I found some of the built in functions did not work with my EVO5, there seems to be some naming convention on channels that were different. I copied the built in ones corrected the naming and disabled the AIM set.
I use constants a lot, by that I mean, I have a math channel area called Constants-MVF4, this contains configurable items such as spring weights, thresholds for analysis such as 0.15 Bar for an effective switch point when the brakes actually start to apply.
I also use constants to replace the logsheet function which AIM does not currently allow for the EVO5 etc, as such I have a constant for Frontal Area, Bike+Rider Mass etc.
Filters I have some trouble with, low pass etc. I come from an electronics background so the function is obvious, but the results do not always seem to correlate. Also, off topic, is there a way to export analysed data to excel / Matlab? Clearly I can export directly from the EVO5 on download, but this will only contain the logged channels and any math channels (much more primitive) in the EVO5?
I haven’t found a setting for xls yet in RS3A but you can from RS2A. Will ask Aim and if you are still using both old and new software, that might be your workaround. Thanks!
hmm.. I see some channels thats reference to a "Value for logbook: MASS" but can't find how to enter it, or anyting about logbook anywhere else ?
Not sure about those. I’m still learning many of the functions so that one is a new one on me. I recommend asking the Facebook group or perhaps AiM directly via the feedback button. I wish I could be of more help to you.
Hi James, thx a lot for ur videos, keep going. Helps me a lot to understand the Software. The math chanel for brk is not working good for me. On Motorcycle i have -0,6g just by closing the throttle. The solo2 is conected to the ecu, but by removing the abs, the brk sensor is not working anymore. So any advice? I guess putting the math chanel on -0,6g is not the best way to do it, isnt it? What would u do in this situation?
Greetings from Spain
Hi Christofer. I changed the BRK_ON Math Channel to 0.3g. This way, I can make it less sensitive and indiciate when braking is really happening. I'm not sure if 0.6g is too much but try going to 0.3. Hope this helps.
Thx James, im going to try it in october in almeria. But in the end, i know where i use the brake, so im going to try 0,3g first.
Hello james. Have you used the smartycam3 sport? I’m looking into configuration with aim solo 2 DL
Not yet. I’m a GP version user, however I’m hopefully trying one out in a couple of weeks and will report back. Config should be the same as this video though, send info to SmartyCam via the SmartyCam Stream settings and then configure the SC3 in a separate configuration.
@@JamesColborn thank you for swift reply. Have fun using it and hope you give us a good tour about the camera. Can’t wait to get one myself too
Hi how do you do a math channel for water temp over certain valve? In after over 60C
Hi! I Sorry for the slow response.
Your formula will be; "ChannelName"[Unit of Temp] > 60
So, in my case, the math channel for my car is; "Water Temp"[C] > 60
When you setup the math channel, I recommend the output and unit of output be 'number' (you'll see this when you setup your formula).
You can then use this as a channel in your measures graph (where you'll see when per lap temps go over 60) or, my recommendation, is a Channels Report per lap.
Hope this helps!
How do you Add lean Angle to your math channel.. thank u
You can. I can't claim to own this, it came from my friend Chloe Lerin who is an AiM Expert in the US. Chloe has some fantastic webinars on the AiM Sports RUclips channel on this too. ruclips.net/video/ebZa6zJuPbE/видео.htmlsi=9IT30UCxxu-tmK4b
You need to build a math channel as follows; use the BIKE_ANGLE function, and type in the formula; bike_angle("GPS_Speed","GPS_Gyro") with the output of the formula being angle and the measure being degree.