Cris.

Are distinct thing, the accelerometer adds and reduces the rpm depending on the acceleration exerted on the model.
The addition rpm with the nose-up does not depend on the model acceleration adds only a small amount  rpm of which can be adjusted.


Rogerio.

Quote from: Rogerio Fiorotti on February 01, 2016, 04:37:21 AM
Cris.

Are distinct thing, the accelerometer adds and reduces the rpm depending on the acceleration exerted on the model.
The addition rpm with the nose-up does not depend on the model acceleration adds only a small amount  rpm of which can be adjusted.


Rogerio.

Thank you.

Dear

I'm always working to offer a product that meets all and made some changes in the firmware to improve the performance of the Timer, nothing big just a few adjustments.

The Timer provided to his friend John Tate basically is the same and their operation is correct, but the manual he posted only serves to release the timer he has.

The new version is in www.metaenergia.com.br site - in the files folder.

With the understanding of all I will always be available for any question.

Rogerio Fiorotti

Is there a way to set rpm for lap times.

Steve

Steve

I measure the lap time and change the rpm for the desired time, if you have an rpm set for your setup will have to use a tachometer to adjust.

Rogerio.

Dear

Videos for help in programming and RPM change.

http://www.metaenergia.com.br/crbst_2.html

Rogerio

New website up and running


www.cltimer.com


Rogerio Fiorotti

C / L Timer with new firmware v4.X available in cltimer.com


News.

Using the programming box JETI Model - JetiBox
Wide RPM adjustment and more accurate with 400 steps and (1.200 at 2,000ms PWM)
Compatible with ESC's Jeti Spin Pro and Castle Creation in mode Governor Hi
Wire super flexible accelerometer.


Rogerio Fiorotti

Rogerio,

The links in this thread and your email are down. Perhaps a temporary site update?  Just letting you know.

Fred

http://www.cltimer.com/ seems to work OK now.

Sorry, the provider was in maintenance.


Rogerio Fiorotti

I find the email no longer works. 

Mr Fiorotti is there a chance to have the timer without the plugin pins for accelerometer programming and servo removed. I was thinking to have them placed remotely. The idea is to solder wires instead of the pins and have those in other places.

What is a good way fasten this in the plane?

Quote from: Traian Dorin Morosanu on January 30, 2018, 01:09:20 PM
What is a good way fasten this in the plane?

Hi,

Yes, but what is your idea?

Rogerio

My first go to idea would be to put a rectangular slot in a piece of plywood, where the size of the slot would be the width and height of the PCB board, slide the timer in the slot and glue the plywood to the fuselage skin.
It would be nice to have some mounting holes in the PCB. Another idea is hot glue put the timer in place then pack some hot glue to fill in the gap (hopefully i do not glue the switch in the process) and call it a day.
That being said I was asking you as a developer and user to what are your ideas and what are your recommendations.
Thanks Traian

Rogerio
If the accelerometer is disconnected can you still program the timer?
I understand that at the time of programming there is no fedback from the accelerometer for last step (check for level). But that is a one time need to do thing.
I have received the timer thanks. 

Quote from: TDM on March 13, 2018, 08:40:48 AM
Rogerio
If the accelerometer is disconnected can you still program the timer?
I understand that at the time of programming there is no fedback from the accelerometer for last step (check for level). But that is a one time need to do thing.
I have received the timer thanks.

Hi,

Yes you can program without the accelerometer but not recommended because you need it for leveling.

usually fixed the timer board with double sided adhesive maybe help.

Rogerio