[ToMa91310]

Bonjour
J'ai un soucis avec les voix de stand
problème dans la vidéo

grosse accélération voir perte de contrôle du véhicule qui ce trouve en dehors du stand quand une voiture passe dans le stand.
Pas de soucis en analogique
Watch the car in the pits suddenly run away out of control when a car passes it in the main straight

 

[MrFlippant]

Why are there two power bases in your track?

 

[MarkC66]

Greg,

Could the one on the right(in the photo) be analog only working with the original LCD screen, I'm guessing this based on the two coloured dots in front of the controller plug in points. And the other working with Race control and digital with the other controllers.

It's certainly an interesting setup.

Hopefully we'll learn more, I would love to see the wiring diagram on that setup.

Mark

 

[MrFlippant]

I'm just concerned by what I see. If he has appropriate switches in place, it could be a variety of things. Analog control/lap counting is the most likely, but I'm not sure why a second base would be needed for that. I don't think it is causing this problem, though.

I do see that he's using PCLC, which I don't have a lot of experience with.

ToMa91310, does this also happen when the computer is turned off, and cars are just driving without a computer race program?

 

[MarkC66]

Hey Greg, forgive my ignorance, what is a PCLC?

Mark

All sorted mate, did a search of the forum.

 

[MrFlippant]

Glad you sussed it. For those who haven't, PCLC = PC Lap Counter, available at Pc Lap Counter - Slot racing software - Lap Timer - Lap Counter - timing software
It's an advanced race management software for PC (e.g. not Apple) that supports the widest variety of hardware I'm aware of, including most digital systems. It's quite popular and powerful, but also relatively expensive when compared to other race managers.

 

[GRUNZ]

It might be the controllers: if they have not been modified (cable soldered between the trigger and the board) then when you brake you can get a power surge.
I know this because we had this problem at the beginning when using truspeed controllers.

 

[RikoRocket]

So this is a run away car, caused by a glitch as someone runs past the pits. Hands up all that know the answer? It has to be a RevF DPR chip

ToMa91310 you need to change the car chip to a newer one, these early ones always cause problems. Or reprogram the chip with InCarPro (ICP) - search on the forum to find this

 

[Ade]

You can't beat a proper digital guru 👌

 

[GRUNZ]

So this is a run away car, caused by a glitch as someone runs past the pits. Hands up all that know the answer? It has to be a RevF DPR chip

RevF are before my time...is the glitch caused by someone else passing over the pit?
In both cases the two cars are on the lane where there is no pit entrance/exit and in the first video no one else was passing near the pitlane.