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Extreme DLD: Key Features
The Extreme DLD is different from any other race logger on the market. The Extreme DLD is the only race logger to use color graphics to display vital information to the driver. Along with color graphics it has sixteen dual color LED shift lights, the ability to replay a logged file directly on the unit without having to download it to the PC, uses GPS for track mapping, ability to calibrate sensors on the unit, 1 GB of data logging ability, and easy download technology (USB memory stick). With exceptional features such as these we can't imagine anyone wanting to use the other guys. Below are details about these key features.
Color Graphics Display:
A color graphics LCD means that we are able to display the instrumentation and sensor data graphically which makes it easier for the driver and crew to see it and make quick use of it. Since we use an operating system to create our graphics we have the ability to set up the display any way we want. Our LCD display is a high resolution TFT screen that has amazing color and contrast. Other companies use old STN monochromatic displays that only display one screen with simple fixed digits or a simple bar graph in a single shade. After you try our unit you will agree that color graphics makes all the difference in the world. 6.5 in. Sunlight Readable, Transflective TFT Color Graphics Display
400x240, 64,000 Colors
Dimmable For Nighttime Use
Wide Viewing Angle
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Qualify Screen:
Current Lap Time
Best Lap Time
Previous Lap Times
Graphical and Numerical Engine Tachometer
Smaller Engine Vitals
Gear Position
Speed (MPH)
RPM shift point
Lap Counter
Race Stopwatch that can be started, paused or reset by the driver |
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Predictive Lap Timing Screen:
Triggered by GPS
User can program the amount of time to display the time
Shows if you are faster or slower than your best lap at that point on the track |
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Split Lap Timing Screen:
Triggered by GPS
User can program the amount of time to display the time
Set up to four beacons or up to three consecutive sections on the track
Shows your time and whether you are faster or slower through a particular part of the track that you set
Extremely helpful when you are trying to lower your time through a particular part of the track |
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Warning Screens:
Imagine a race logger that warns you of a potential problem with your car. Warning screens appear when preset warning levels have been crossed. These warning screens are extremely visible so that the driver can easily see them. |
Initial Warning Screen:
The initial warning screen flashes the troubled sensor red when the initial warning level has been crossed. The initial warning level is the level at which you want to be alerted to a potential problem.
Flashes red to get drivers attention easily |
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Final Warning Screen:
The final warning screen flashes the entire screen red and requires the driver to acknowledge the warning to continue. The final warning level is the level at which there is a major problem with the car and should be taken off the track before major damage is done to the car.
Entire screen flashes red
A can't miss warning |
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Sensor Screens:
The sensor screens visibly allow you to view the value of sensors and provide calibration options for common sensors. For less common sensors, there are generic sensor screens that you can assign to any sensor you choose. These sensor screens can be used in the pits to help you set up a car, on the track to help make car adjustments such as the brake bias, or in replay mode to see how the car was functioning. Below are examples of both common and generic sensor screens. You can also see that there are on screen instructions to help you calibrate the sensors on the car. |
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Steering & Throttle Sensor Screen |
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Brake Sensor Screen |
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GPS Sensor Screen |
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Shock Sensor Screen |
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Generic Sensor Screen |
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Generic Sensor Screen |
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Race Replay:
Exclusively at RLC! Don't have a PC handy to download your data? Playback your entire race right on your unit! When a PC is not available or you don't want to drag it to the track, you can playback any logged session on your unit. The race replay mode shows everything the car was doing while out on the track. You will see the RPM, speed, pressures, and temperatures going up and down exactly as they were when you were running the car. You can also navigate to the sensor screens and watch sensor data going up and down as well. If you were having problems with your car, race replay is a great tool to figure out when and where your car started to have them. |
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Unit in race replay mode |
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Race replay screen |
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| When the unit is in replay mode there is a control panel in the upper left hand corner that allows you to fast forward, rewind, or pause the file being replayed. There is also a replay information screen that appears in the sensor screen that is only available while the unit is in replay. This screen gives an overview of what the car is doing, braking, accelerating, turning, or G-force. |
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GPS:
R.L.C. uses GPS for lap timing, track mapping, predictive lap timing, and split lap timing. GPS is the most accurate way to map a track . You can map a track with accuracy to within inches unlike G-Force which can be off as much as 30 ft! Using GPS for lap, predictive, and split lap timing eliminates the need for expensive and bulky beacons. The Extreme DLD is GPS ready, simply plug in the GPS module and you're on your way to exact, accurate track mapping, precise lap timing, and predictive and sector timing. |
| High resolution 10 and 20 Hz. GPS position systems are used to precisely log all sensor data right along with exact position information. Unlike older G-force track mapping. R.L.C. Exact Track is the only position mapping system that puts your car in the exact line of the race track along with all sensors data exactly where it is supposed to be allowing analysis to be done without guess work or computer averaging like all other systems. |
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