Slot.it News for 2010

Audi R8C #9

24 Hours of Le Mans 1999

CA12b

Audi R8C #10

24 Hours of Le Mans 1999

CA12c

Porsche 962C KH #17

WSPC Nurburgring 1989

CA17a

Toyota 88C #98

24 Hours of Daytona 1989

CA19a

Chaparral 2E #65

CanAm Mosport 1966

CA16a

Audi R8C Reloaded

Racing Anglewinder EVO6

CA12R2

Jaguar XJR12 #34

3rd Le Mans 1991

CA13b

Jaguar XJR12 #35

2nd Le Mans 1991

CA13c

Mercedes - Sauber C9 #63

3rd Supercup Nurburgring 1987

CA06e

Mazda 787B #18

Le Mans 1991

CA15b

Nissan R390 GT1 #32

Le Mans 1991

CA14b

Nissan R390 GT1 #32

Estoril Test 1997

CA05f

Porsche 956 #7

Le Mans Winner 1985

CW07

Nissan R390 GT1 #33

Le Mans 1998

CA14d

Ford GT40 #6

Le Mans Winner 1969

CW09

Nissan R390 GT1 #30

Le Mans 1998

CA14c

Alfa Romeo 33/3 #54

1st Brands Hatch 1971

CA11c

EVO6 Chassis

Audi R8C Reloaded

CS12T-60

Nissan R390 GT1

CS14T-60

McLaren F1 GT-R

CS10T-60

EVO6 Motor Mount

Anglewinder - 0.5 Offset

CH60

The SCP-1 telemetry box is a very useful device that works together with the "Track Interface" box to save lap timing information of the telemetry data or into the internal memory.

But it does not stop there...

One of the most exciting features is the realtime playback of lap timing in the driver's earphones. This works independently from the SCP-1 controller so it can be used with any controller.

The Track Interface, together with the SCP-1 telemetry box, enables the SCP-1 to:

1. Save lap times to telemetry files
2. Playback lap times in real time in the driver's earphones
3. Save lap times and telemetry data into the internal memory

Each Track Interface can be connected between a DS Lap Counter and a DS Bridge, or to similar devices (Wincrono, dead strip, etc.); it handles two lanes at a time and it triggers a lap time and sector time.

So, to summarize:

With the SCP-1 and the telemetry box:

• Show all of your telemetry data to a PC without lap counting and timing
• Listen to your favorite music through an iPod/MP3 player interface

With the SCP-1, the telemetry box and the Track Interface:

• Save all of your telemetry data with lap counting, lap timing and sector timing
• Hear your lap time in real time in your earphone (in your language)
• Listen to team radio during endurance racing, or to your favorite music through an iPod/MP3 player interface at the same time (music is lowered when lap timing is played back). MP3 player or radio is not included.

With any controller, the telemetry box and the Track Interface:

• Hear your lap time in real time in your earphone (in your language)
• Listen to team radio during endurance racing, or to your favorite music through an iPod/MP3 player interface at the same time (music is lowered when lap timing is played back). MP3 player or radio is not included.
• Save the lap times into the internal memory
• All of the above applies to every type of SCP-1 cartridges (oXigen included)

The oXigen Universal SCP-1 Radio Interface Turn your SP-1 into a wireless controller for any system Slot.it introduces a revolutionary oXigen addition to the SCP-1 controller: the universal 2.4GHz radio interface for the SCP-1 cartridges. This pocket sized receiver plugs right into any SCP-1 cartridge, regardless of polarity and type (works for analog and digital) It connects by 2.4GHz radio link to the oXigen cartridge which is plugged ino the controller, and transmits in real time the power, brake and any other commands (lane change, lights, etc.) coming from the controller to the cartridge, thus creating a wireless, remote control SCP-1 for all the SCP-1 supported systems: analog (common ground or positive), and digital (Hornby (Scalextric), Carrera, Ninco and SCX). ...and of course it is the same oXigen cartridge wich is used inside the oXigen system as well. Available during 2010.