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AiM Srl.Via Cavalcanti, 8 20063 Cernusco S/N (MI)ItaliaTel. (+39) 02.9290571

www.aim-sportline.com

GT 320-350 STEERING WHEELUSER GUIDE

Made in Italy

Thanks

We would like to thank you for choosing GTSteering Wheel, the new wheel showingreal time data sampled by EVO4 logger.

With GT Steering Wheel you can view va-lues coming from the ECU, from accelero-meters, as well as from the GPS built intothe EVO4, while also receiving informationfrom the on-board camera SmartyCam.

GT Steering Wheel also shows data comingfrom your Engine Control Unit via ECUBridge, the interface module connectingthe ECU to AiM visors and steering wheels.

You can also activate up to four externalunits from the GT Steering Wheel.

Its graphic display allows a more preciseand enjoyable visualization of data.Size and make have been specifically designed for GT and Touring cars use.

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GETTING STARTED

HOW TO CONFIGURE GT STEERING WHEEL

SHIFT LIGHTS CONFIGURATION

ALARMS CONFIGURATION

PAGE CONFIGURATION

ENGAGED GEAR

POWERING ON/OFF DATA RECALL

INTERACTION WITH SMARTYCAM

ACCESSORIES

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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GETTING STARTED GT STEERING WHEEL

Multifunctional Pushbuttons

The four buttons beside the Steering wheeldisplay can be used to activate externalunits.

In the Appendix 1 you can see the relatedwirings.

Shift Lights

HornHorn

Display

MultifunctionalPushbuttons

Paddleshift (+)Paddleshift ( - )

Alarms Leds

Function Button 1

Function Button 2

Function Button 3

Function Button 4

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How To install and Connect GT Steering Wheelto EVO4 and ECU Bridge

GT Steering Wheel must be connected viaCAN bus to your EVO4 (by plugging theCAN cable into the logger “EXP” port). Its firmware version must be 43.05.02 ornewer.

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The wheel can also be connected to yourECU Bridge using its CAN connector.

Its firmware version must be 45.02.02.

Please check the firmware version of yourEVO4. Connect it to PC via USB, open the RaceStudio 2 software and press ‘Device Info’ button (1).

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If the firmware is out of date:

If the EVO4 firmware is older than43.05.02, open aim-sportline.com and se-lect Download>>Firmware and dow-nload the current version onto yourcomputer.

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Alternatively, with GT Steering wheel on,SELECT MENU>>SYSTEM MANAGEMENT>> DEVICE INFO (2).

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Then run the firmware update program byfollowing the included instructions.

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CHAPTER 2 HOW TO CONFIGURE GT STEERING WHEEL

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How to Configure GT Steering Wheel

GT STEERING WHEEL

GT Steering Wheel receives its configura-tion parameters from EVO4, so you mustconfigure EVO4 in order to make GT Steering Wheel display your data correctly.

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GT Steering Wheel pages, shift lights andalarms configuration is done using the RaceStudio 2 software.

Therefore, select GT Steering Wheel as thedisplay in EVO4 configuration.

n Lap Time:shows the lap time of the previous lap;

n +/- Best TimeShows a prediction of the current lap timecompared with the best lap of the session.

n Predictive Time:Shows a forecast of the current lap time;

n Rolling Time:shows the lap time for ten seconds, thenshows the rolling time;

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Pages Configuration

GT Steering Wheel is able to fully configureup to nine pages, allowing you to view yourdata in user definable and very customiza-ble ways.

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Select the “Pages” tab to enter the PagesConfiguration panel. Custom pages are all disabled by default.

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The first available page is:RPM and lap time. (1) Here you can configure two channels and choose one of the differentLap Time visualizations: (2)

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Eight Freely Configurable Pages.

You can add up to four fields per page, defining also the short name that will describe that field.

Of course, you can enable or disable eachof these pages, simply clicking on thecheckbox:

n SatellitesSatellites shows the level of GPS signal. For the sake of precision, it is best to acquiredata from at least eight satellites.

At the bottom of the list are the pages for Satellites and SmartyCam.

n SmartyCamSmartyCam status shows the status of thecamera, when connected to the system.

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Shift Lights Configuration

Click “Configure Shift Lights” to managethe Shift Light LEDs.

The panel shown below appears and youcan manage the color of each LED and theRPM threshold value at which it will turn on.

GT Steering wheel features ten LEDs, whichare symmetrically managed by the five cellsof the dedicated Race Studio window (seebelow):

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By selecting the “Advanced options”function, you can more deeply configureyour Shift Light LEDs. The available options are:

n The sequence mode of the shift lights: you can choose to leave an individual shiftlight LED ON or turn it OFF when the following LED has been turned ON (1).

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Shift Lights

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When you select this option you can set themaximum number of gears (up to nine): theview below appears.

n The shift lights dependence upon thegear position:you can configure GT Steering Wheel tohave different Shift Light LED thresholds foreach gear position (2).

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Alarms Configuration

Click on the “Add new alarm event” buttonto add new alarms or click on the icon tothe right to manage existing alarms.When you click on the “Add new alarmevent” button, the window below appears.Here you can select the event the systemwill check and the effect of that event.

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3 – ...or a combination of events, for example: “water temperature is greaterthan 100 C°” AND “Engine RPM is greaterthan 6000” (1)

4 – Then assign how a LED will respondwhen the event (or events) occurs:

1 – Fill in the DESCRIPTION field, so you caneasily identify the event in the future (1).

2 – Describe the Alarm: it can be a simpleevent, for example “water temperature isgreater than 100 C°” (2)...

You can have G-Dash turn on the LED andyou can also select the LED color and theLED behavior (solid or fast/slow blinking).

You can also define a text message (2)

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You can add different events and define thealarm as a combination of ALL the eventsor ANY of them (1).

Once the configurations are set, a summarywill appear.

Any time you need to edit the settings, justclick the button and proceed.

Finally, you will configure the duration ofthe alarm (2) from four options:

n Until the condition is no longer metn Until the data is downloadedn Until the device is turned offn Until a button is pushed

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Keyboard Configuration

As soon as you rev your car, the RPM andLap Time page is displayed: it shows RPMand lap time (showing one of the fourmodes explained above), together withcurrent lap number and the additional con-figurable channels.

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Pressing MENU>>DISPLAY SETUP>>PAGESETUP>>Page allows you to set up toeight Custom Pages.You decide where to show the desired va-riables (up to four on each page) from thosesampled by the ECU, the accelerometersand the GPS values from EVO4.

To choose the variable, select it when youchoose the ‘Sel’ menu item:

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GPS page: this shows the number of visiblesatellites and their signal strength.

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SmartyCam page: this shows the on-board camera information, when connected (see related chapter).

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By selecting “Menu” you can also:

n Set the Time/Date format. n Set the partial odometer and also trackthe engine running time (of up to four engines).

n Choose the displayed language and viewthe device info (serial number and installedfirmware version) of both GT SteeringWheel and EVO4 by selecting the “SystemManagement”.

By selecting the “Create New GPS Track”item, the system stores the current GPS location and will automatically calculate laptimes each time you cross that location.

In addition to page setting, the “Displaysetup” feature allows you to:

n Enable/disable the backlight.

n Adjust display brightness as well as LED intensity.

Set how long the lap time will be shown onthe display after crossing start/finish line.

Choose if the keyboard will always be visible (‘locked’ mode) or hidden(‘auto hidden’ mode).

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CHAPTER 6 ENGAGED GEAR

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Engaged Gear

Engaged gear information is provided byEVO4 and automatically displayed in the System Configuration panel if you choose:

- To set the gear:- Using a potentiometer- Via ECU connection

If you choose the “Calculated” mode, du-ring the calculation GT Steering Wheel willshow this icon in the RPM and Lap Timepage

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Once calculation is finished, the gear number will appear.

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Gear calibration may be restarted using thekeyboard by selecting

MENU>>SYSTEM MANAGEMENT>>RESTART GEAR CALIBRATION.

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Powering On/Off Data Recall

GT Steering Wheel is powered by EVO4 andturns on and off with the EVO4 with no ad-ditional user input.

As soon as EVO4 senses an RPM value, GTSteering Wheel menu will change.

The configuration functions will then show;“LIGHT” to quickly and conveniently bac-klight the display and “TRCK” to easilycreate and store the current GPS location sothe system will automatically calculate laptimes each time you cross that location.

By pressing the “MEM” pushbutton youcan recall the data from the latest test ses-sions stored in memory (max. six).

The first page of the data recall screenshows a session summary: the best fourlaps, total distance run, total time run, MaxRPM and Max Speed.

The second page shows all of the sessionlaps with lap times and speeds (Min andMax).

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Interaction with SmartyCam HD

In GT Steering Wheel menu, the SmartyCam page follows the GPS page:

The SmartyCam page can be found by selecting

MENU>>DISPLAY SETUP>>PAGESETUP>>SMARTY

SmartyCam HD

This page displays whether the SmartyCamis currently recording (REC: ON).Also displayed is the amount of memoryleft on the memory card inserted in theSmartyCam.

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Paddleshifts Steering Wheel GT320Part Number: X07PADGT320

Paddleshifts Steering Wheel GT350Part Number:X07PADGT350

Accessories Part Number

ACCESSORIES

CHAPTER 10 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

n ⌀ 320 mmn 4 RGB Alarm LEDSn 10 RGB Shift Lightsn 4 buttons for external unitsn Graphical Displayn Grey back lightn Carbon rim and premium quality leather covering

n Waterproof IP67

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n ⌀ 350 mmn 4 RGB Alarm LEDSn 10 RGB Shift Lightsn 4 buttons for external unitsn Graphical Displayn Grey back lightn Carbon rim and premium quality leather covering

n Waterproof IP67

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GT 350

Our web site aim-sportline.com is constantlyupdated.

Please, constantly check it and downloadthe last versions of the firmware of yourproducts.

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