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time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 6:26 amby andy
The lap time is 10.78 seconds, but it says 1078:00.00 when I send another product through can. I want to know the multiplier and divisor, can I know what formula it is?
Re: time formula
Posted:
Wed Apr 20, 2022 8:03 amby David Ferguson
The Base Units of the Lap Time channel are 0.01 seconds. if your other device is sending 1078 this would display correctly. If your other device was sending 107800, then you would need a divisor of 100.
Basically take whatever you are currently using and either (multiply the divisor by 100) or (Divide the multiplier by 100).
Re: time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 10:48 amby andy
David Ferguson wrote:The Base Units of the Lap Time channel are 0.01 seconds. if your other device is sending 1078 this would display correctly. If your other device was sending 107800, then you would need a divisor of 100.
Basically take whatever you are currently using and either (multiply the divisor by 100) or (Divide the multiplier by 100).
The multiplier divided by 100 is displayed as 10:00.00.If lap time is 1:30.01, it is written as 9001, not divided by minutes and seconds. What formula should I put in to divide it into minutes, seconds, and 0.01 seconds
Re: time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 10:52 amby David Ferguson
Assuming 9001 is decimal, then that is 90.001 seconds, or 1:30.01 displayed as m:s.x. I would use multiplier = 1, and divisor = 1, adder = 0.
Re: time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 11:28 amby andy
David Ferguson wrote:Assuming 9001 is decimal, then that is 90.001 seconds, or 1:30.01 displayed as m:s.x. I would use multiplier = 1, and divisor = 1, adder = 0.
It is currently being used as the formula and is being given as 9001 I want to know how to make it 1 minute 30 seconds 01
Re: time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 11:38 amby David Ferguson
I'm sorry but apparently I do not understand your question.
If you have a value of 90.01 seconds (which came over the CAN bus as a 16-bit value of 9001), you select a display format of "M:SS.HH" in display setup for a Lap Time channel, to have 1:30.01 displayed.
Re: time formula
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Wed Apr 20, 2022 12:39 pmby andy
David Ferguson wrote:I'm sorry but apparently I do not understand your question.
If you have a value of 90.01 seconds (which came over the CAN bus as a 16-bit value of 9001), you select a display format of "M:SS.HH" in display setup for a Lap Time channel, to have 1:30.01 displayed.
Thank you for answering I'll find out more