/Open-Lap

IR Laptimer for Miniquad Racing

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OpenLap is an open source IR laptimer for miniquad racing.

##Software

OpenLap is a cheap and easy to use system. It works with the famous FPV Race Tracker Software by Andreas Neubauer.

##Tags

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OpenLap has developed own transponders. They are only 14*19mm and below 1g! 60 IDs are supported this time. On the transponders is a button and led indicators for easy change of the ID.

##Receiver

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Instead of other timing hardware OpenLap is really simple! Only one 7$ board and four 1$ Sensors are necessary to make it work. It can be used wireless (with a small extra tool running on your pc) or wired over USB. No setup has to be done. Once uploaded the software the hardware detects automatic the software used.

##How to start

  1. Grab a transponder (build one yourselve or get one from official reseller (currently working on this..)). If you build one yourselfe here's how to upload the software.
  2. Plug it in a free 5V source. Make sure you can draw enough current. Short pulses are over 100mA. Maybe an extra 47-100µF Elko on 5V rails is recommended if you notice some trouble. To set up your wanted ID follow this guide.
  3. To set up the receiver follow this guide.

Now you're ready to use :)

ToDo :
- Wireless Usage
- What you need

##What's next

I'm working on a big update, but it's secret this time :P Just kidding. I have to check if there is a chance of making this possibl what I plan. If it will be I will post some infos here ;)

##Weblinks

Main discussion about OpenLap is in following Facebook group :
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1047398441948165/
Most of the discussion are in german actual, but I will try to make an english version of my post in future.

Also there is a website, but because of limited time the infos there are old...
www.openlap.de

##Thanks for your interest in OpenLap Always feel free to contact me, I will try to answer asap. Any "professinal" help is welcome!