Release notes
TrackTune releases from before ScreenTune 1.2.0. TrackTune is now part of ScreenTune, and its changes from 1.2.0 on are in the ScreenTune changelog.
Dashboard scales now follow your car's units, and dashboards with many text sizes keep memory steady on long drives.
Speed, distance, altitude and temperature ticks now match the reading. Dashboards with their own fixed units keep them.
Place a start/finish line on your course map, or carry named lines for different tracks on your recording stick.
Set its position, width and direction in the course map editor. The map and lap timer both use it, and it stays set when the dashboard sleeps.
Add up to 16 named lines to a recording config. The first one you cross sets the line for that drive. Install this update before using a config with lines.
Recordings note which line was used, and standard VBO exports include it as a gate. Not yet verified in Circuit Tools or RaceRender.
The first TrackTune beta adds track widgets, lap timing, course maps, high-rate GPS and USB recording to Meters. Requires ScreenTune 1.1.0 or later.
Shift bar, G-force plot, grip rail, corner cards, map, lap timer with live delta and sectors, launch timer and more. Beta owners can try them in the dashboard builder.
Put a recording config on a FAT32 stick and recording starts when you plug it in. Export to CSV, VBO, RaceChrono VBO or GPX. Raw data is always kept, and files stay on your stick.
Up to 10 Hz on newer receivers (generally 2021+ MX-5s) and 2 Hz on older ones (generally 2016–2020) while Mazda navigation isn't running. With navigation running, GPS stays at 1 Hz.
Search for a circuit, frame it, and add a map or aerial photo in the dashboard builder. Aerial photos cover the lower 48 US states. The map doesn't set your start line.
Combine units such as mph with Celsius. VBO and RaceChrono exports stay metric. Install the latest recorder first; older ones save raw data only.
