SpeedAngle Track ManagerBefore Getting StartedSpeedAngle Track Manager allows you to download the Tracks GMOS set automatically on the circuit, or set a Track from the start. You can edit them, delete them, save them, or even load Track files shared by your friends. To use Track Manager, please:

Go to www.SpeedAngle.com/download and look in the "Track Manager" section to 1. download. Double click to launch the program. No installation required.

If your system can not connect GMOS, please go to www.SpeedAngle.com/download and 2. look in the "USB driver" section. Follow the instruction to download and install the driver.

If you do not have Google Earth installed to your computer, please go to www.google.3. com/earth/download/ge/agree.html to download and install it. Google Earth is one of the easiest places to find the coordinates of your desired Start/Finish or Sector locations.

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Connecting and Downloading Tracks from Dashboard Please use the USB cable supplied to connect GMOS to your computer USB port. Power GMOS on. Double click on the Track Manager icon to launch it.

Click on the "Download" button to start auto connection and downloading. If your GMOS is properly connected, you will see the Tracks saved in your Dashboard memory appear in the list.

If your GMOS is not properly connected, a "No GMOS device found" message will be prompted. Please check if the USB cable is securely connected, and whether you have the USB driver installed. Then connect GMOS again.

By default, Tracks that are auto set by GMOS are named in the format of MM_DD_YY hh-mm.

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Always Right Click to Open Function MenuIn Track Manager, double clicking on a Track/Line name will open the folder. Right clicking on an item will open its related function menu. Then you can select a menu item to execute the function you desired. Below is a list of these menus:

Right click on a Track name:on an existing Track: on an empty Track:

Right click on the date and time:

Right click on a Line:on an existing Line: on an empty Line:

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Right click on coordinates:

Right click on width:

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Adding a New TrackBelow we will demonstrate how to add a new Track from scratch. Suppose we are preparing for a Track day to Miller Motorsports Park in the US this weekend, and we would like to have the official Start/Finish of this Track set up in the dashboard beforehand.

Designating a Track to Start EditingFirst, pick an empty Track. Right click on the Track name to open menu. Click on "Use this Track" to start editing it.

Now you can see the date and time information followed by eight empty Line folders. The date and time of this Track is synced to your current computer time automatically. Among the eight Line folders, the first one is the Start/Finish of this Track by default. The following seven folders are for Sectors. Whether you are setting up a Start/Finish or a Sector, the procedure is the same. Below we will demonstrate how to set up a Start/Finish Line.

Setting up a LineRight click on the first empty Line to open menu. Click on "Use this sector or FL" to open the folder. You will see "lat, lon", line width, and direction listed below.

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"Lat, lon" is the coordinates of your desired Finish Line / Sector Line mid point . • "Width" is the total length of this Line. • "Direction" is the direction your will be traveling in while you are on the track.•

First we need to set the coordinates of the mid point of this line. If you do not have the coordinates, the easiest way is to find them on Google Earth and then copy them back to Track Manager.

Using Google Earth to Find the coordinatesPlease launch Google Earth. Enter the name or address of the Track you are looking for in the Search box. Here we entered "Miller Motorsports Park".

If you would like to use the official Start/Finish of this track, look for a white line on the course. It is usually on the Straight near the pit.

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There are two ways to get the coordinates of the Line mid point on Google Earth. The first one is to move the cursor to this location directly. Its coordinates will be shown at the bottom of the Google Earth window. Write down the coordinates.

Or you can click on the "Add Placemark" icon on the top tool bar, and move the pin icon to the mid point of this Line. The coordinates of the pin tip will be displayed on the "Google Earth - New Placemark" dialog. Copy the coordinates.

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After getting the coordinates, you can either paste them together back to Track Manager, or enter them manually. To paste the coordinates, right click on "lat, lon =" to open the menu, and click on "Paste GPS position from Clipboard". The coordinates will be filled in automatically.

To enter them manually, right click on "lat, lon =" to open the menu, click on "Enter GPS coordinates", and enter them manually in the dialog boxes.

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Adjusting Line WidthThe Line width is 60M by default. You can switch it to 100M or vice versa. To make the change, right click on "width" to open the menu, and click on a value you prefer.

Adjusting the Traveling DirectionKeep both Track Manager and Google Earth visible on the screen. Make sure you can see your desired Line location and part of the course on Google Earth, and the North of the compass is pointing to the top.

At Track Manager, drag the bar handle below the square window till the arrow is parallel to the course and is pointing to the direction you are to travel in. Also check whether you will be going clockwise or counterclockwise beforehand. If set wrong, when you ride through it, GMOS will view the crossing as invalid and will not produce lap / sector times.

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Now the Start/Finish is set! If you would like to set Sector Lines as well, repeat this procedure until all Lines are set.

Changing the Sequence of LinesIf you have multiple Sector Lines set up and you would like to switch the sequence of some of them, simply right click on the Line to open menu, and then click on "Move this sector up" of "Move this sector down", depending on your need.

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Naming a TrackRight click on the Track name to open menu. Click on "Edit track name", and enter a name of less than 15 characters in the box. Click "OK" when done. In this example, we will name this Track "MILLER".

Emptying a Track/LineIf, during editing a Track or Line, you decide to discard the setting you just configured on the computer, right click to open menu, and then click on "Empty this track"/"Empty this sector". This will resume the setting back to null, but will not affect or delete anything stored in the dash memory.

Do not upload this Track/Sector or FLIf, during editing a Track or Line, you need to upload just some of settings instead of all, right click on the Tracks / Lines your would like to hold, and then click on "Do not upload this Track"/"Do not upload this Sector or FL". The content will turn light gray; the settings will remain on the list, but will not be uploaded to the dash memory. To resume editing or to allow upload, right clilck on the Tracks / Lines and then click on "Use this track / Use this Sector or FL".

Editing an Existing TrackEditing an Existing Track or an existing Line is the same as adding a new setting. Always right click on the Track or Line name to open the function menu, and then click on the menu item you would like to edit or execute to start editing.

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Deleting an Existing Track from DashIf you would like to delete a Track from the Dashboard memory, right click on the Track name to open menu, and then click on "Delete Track Plan # from dash memory". Please note that this action can not be reversed. Once a Track is deleted, it is gone. If you plan to use this Track setting later, save it before deleting it. Here we are deleting Track Plan 3:

Saving/Loading a TrackTo save a Track, right click on the Track name to open menu and then click on "Save file". The name, date, time, coordinates, width and direction information will be saved in a file suffixed with SATrack.

To load an SATrack file, right click on a Track to open menu. Click on "Load file". Browse and locate the file to be loaded. Here we are loading an SATrack file shared by a friend:

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Uploading to the Dashboard MemoryAfter you are satisfied with your Track settings, click on the Upload button to upload the Tracks (except for those designated not to be uploaded) back to your dashboard memory.

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