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Hi,
I use the D132 Mode in an Oxigen setup to use the carrera lap counter (with smart race or cockpit xp).
The car counts all laps correctly. The hall sensor detects the magnet 100% reliable.
An "L" is always displayed on my SCP-3.
BUT
The Car has to switch on the LED after it passed the magnet. And that part is broken.
Sometimes (1 out of 10) it works, most of the time it does not.
To ensure that the IR led is working correctly, I checked if it works when I press the LC button on my SCP-3.
And yes, in deed it works 100%.
So the problem has to be inside the chip, how and when the LED is activated.
I use a type "c" chip.
What I tried is to find a good position for the magnet. I thought that the distance between magnet and IR receiver in the track might have an impact. It does not as long you are at least 2cm away and within 6cm. It works sometimes.
I could not manage to make it reliable.
I also tested it on 2 different carrera tracks. Same issue.
Any help appreciated.
In the video the sound of the CU is switched off, so you have to look at the monitor.
I use the D132 Mode in an Oxigen setup to use the carrera lap counter (with smart race or cockpit xp).
The car counts all laps correctly. The hall sensor detects the magnet 100% reliable.
An "L" is always displayed on my SCP-3.
BUT
The Car has to switch on the LED after it passed the magnet. And that part is broken.
Sometimes (1 out of 10) it works, most of the time it does not.
To ensure that the IR led is working correctly, I checked if it works when I press the LC button on my SCP-3.
And yes, in deed it works 100%.
So the problem has to be inside the chip, how and when the LED is activated.
I use a type "c" chip.
What I tried is to find a good position for the magnet. I thought that the distance between magnet and IR receiver in the track might have an impact. It does not as long you are at least 2cm away and within 6cm. It works sometimes.
I could not manage to make it reliable.
I also tested it on 2 different carrera tracks. Same issue.
Any help appreciated.


In the video the sound of the CU is switched off, so you have to look at the monitor.