Joel Real Timing (JRT), What is it ?
JRT is not a simple timing table, it has been think to be able to be used in race thanks to well studied color codes. It works also with replays that could be useful to make overlays on videos after a race or to comment races delayed.
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1. Standing in Real Time (Free)
First, JRT is a Timing Table with Real Time updates. Most of the timing table I usually see show only the gaps updated only once per lap. Here, the gaps are updated several times per second.
2. Delta Grahic (Pro Version)
This graphic is useful to know in a glance our relative pace to other drivers we are battling with in the standing. No more need to look and memorize the gap you see in the iRacing box that is not accurate anyway. And we can see further in the standing and find drivers that could struggle that we can catch up.
3. Calculator and Trackmap (Pro Version)
The calculator is more classical, but link to the Trackmap, it allows you to display a ghost car that give you the location we’ll have after the next pitstop. All that is calculated with the fuel required and the tires changes or not. Then you can anticipate and know if you will be stuck in traffic after the pit. The Trackmap can be display temporaly over the timing pressing a cuztomizable button if you don’t want to use another screen.
4. Dashboard
The dashboard contains all the infos that can be usefull for the driver while racing. Here are part of the infos displayed :
– Best and last laptime of the drivers around you
– Gaps in real time
– Deltas with the best and the last lap
– Overall position and class position
– Intelligent Shiftlight
– Flags displayed via the shiftlight
– Calculator (works only with the pro version)
– Weather infos
5. Button Box
This is a virtual button box that is recognized as real device using vJoy drivers.
6. Logging files
Laptimes and consumption infos are stored in csv files you can use to see past sessions data.
7. Compatibility
This program has been tested on Windows 7, 8 and 10 successfully in 64bits version where iRacing is installed, and using Firefox, Chrome or Safari browsers. The Timing can be read on any tablet, smartphone or computer connected on the local network using one of the browsers cited earlier. It’s not working with Internet Explorer.
It may not work on old tablets if the browser can’t be updated with a recent version.
It seems that it’s not working on 32bits systems.
Additional Information , once you opened the JRT server (timing.exe program), you have to open a browser and type one of these adresses :
Replace 127.0.0.1 by your computer local IP if you are using a tablet or a phone.
First, JRT is a Timing Table with Real Time updates. Most of the timing table I usually see show only the gaps updated only once per lap. Here, the gaps are updated several times per second.
