You can use a Secondary Pit Display (RLVBPITDSP) with the Pit Lane Timer to mirror the stationary countdown time. This is particularly useful in endurance racing, where it is the pit crew's responsibility to release the car safely. You can mount the OLED Pit Display on the dash or on one of the windows with the display facing outwards towards the pit crew. This will keep the team informed of how much time you have left in the pit lane and to know exactly when to release the car with minimal time loss.
IMPORTANT
For the OLED Pit Display to work correctly with a Pit Lane Timer, you must make sure that the CAN baud rate setting is the same on both the Pit Lane Timer and the OLED Pit Display.
When the vehicle is stationary within the pit lane, the OLED Pit Display will automatically replicate the count down time shown on the Pit Lane Timer. When the countdown reaches 0, the vehicle is ready to be released. The display is blank every other time apart from when stationary.
If there is a problem with the baud rate configuration between the two units, the OLED Pit Display will display a 'Waiting for CAN data Connect to Pit Lane Timer' message.
Refer to the OLED Pit Display User Guide for more information.