[Minardi]

Thank you! You need to press brake 2 seconds before track call occurs when set to this button.
Have you seen the marshall screen too? Very helpfull.

 

[rrrpm]

I Will check this today. As I mentioned before. Completely new to digital racing and
learning step by step. Allso I am not an expert on computers but I feel this so very
fashinating that I want to learn it.

 

[Slot.it]

Hi all.

We have just released a new RCSO2 friendly version of

1 - firmware for Scalextric ARC PRO 3.10

2 - Bootloader 2.13

http://slot.it/Download/oXigen/Firmware/O2ArcHC-0310-200424.zip

http://slot.it/Download/oXigen/Software/O2_Bootloader_0213_2020.zip

The new ARC AIR/PRO firmware is compatible with the Slot.it APP.

What's new? The ARC PRO firmware and the new BL work together to give the user maximum flexibility. Now each button on the ARC PRO controller can be programmed independently.

However there are two main 'modes' for the ARC PRO, and there are two button to set the controller straight away.
After contacting the ARC PRO controller, click on ARC SETUP (1st image) then

1 - for RCSO2: click on the RCSO2 tab to load default for RCSO2

(Car on track: LC button=equiv. to SCP both arrows pressed, Brake=brake

Car in pit lane: LC button=scroll menu down, brake=select)

2 - for oXigen: click on oXigen tab to load default values for oXigen: top button equates to both SCP arrows pressed, bottom button equates to brake (for the car), track call sent after 2".

Other setups are possible as well, such as LC Button=Arrow Up, Brake button= Arrow down.

This is all available via the Bootloader 2.13, but in the future we want to migrate all these things to the APP as it would be more convenient.

 

[Minardi]

Thank you Maurizio! This is a great improvement. Now users can use theitr Arc pro controllers to use RCSO2 and the pitstop menu as well as pre race start screen. Great job, great cooperation.

 

[Maui]

Great! Really good job guys!
Thank you!

 

[Slot.it]

Thanks it's our pleasure. When this all is moved to the APP it will be even simpler.