Lap Beacon

Lap Beacon Reciever / Transmitter


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BTX, BRX & BR2 Lap Beacon System

 

The MoTeC Lap Beacon consists of a Beacon Transmitter (BTX) and a Beacon Receiver (BR2). The Beacon Transmitter is mounted beside the track and the Beacon Receiver is mounted on the vehicle and connected to a display, data logging or an Engine Management System. The Lap Beacon system is used to mark the start and end of laps. This information can then be used by a display to show the driver lap times and lap numbers, while a MoTeC SDL or ADL2 Dash Logger can add extra functionality such as lap time gain/loss, running lap time and more. The lap beacon may also be used to generate split times by placing multiple transmitters around the race circuit.

The BR2 can run in either CAN or Switched modes. The BR2 CAN networking mode sends information about all detected beacon transmitters, numbers, noise levels, timing, diagnostic and other information to your ADL, and is essential in optimising your beacon set–up. Switched mode notifies only that the BR2 receiver has detected a matching transmitter.

 

Components Available:

15500 BTX Lap Beacon Transmitter

· The Beacon transmitter emits a narrow infrared beam, which is encoded with a number that will only be

detected by a receiver with the same number. When the receiver detects a transmitter with a matching number

a signal is sent to the connected device in the vehicle, typically a MoTeC Dash Logger or a MoTeC ECU.

61033 BTX loom

15512 BR2 Lap Beacon Receiver

· The BR2 lap beacon receiver reads the encoded BTX transmission and determines if it is a valid signal. Once a

valid signal has been received, the BR2 outputs encoded data on CAN to the connected device for determining

Lap/Split times.

61047 BR2 5 pin Mill loom (4m)