This error usually occurs when calling the Timing Core program (when starting to time your races). Read More...

-> Look under: "SRM does not run after copying it off a CD-ROM/CD-RW"

DOS error 4 means the operating system will not allow more open files, while SRM wants to open another file. Read More...

DOS error 2 means the program can't find the file specified. Read More...

This problem is caused by older hardware of the computer. To achieve real 0,001 second accuracy, SRM speeds up the pc's internal clock up to 600x the original speed during a timed race. Read More...

Because the timing software in SRM uses a clock speedup routine, it can happen that your computer clock (time/date) will slowly start to differ from the real time or date.
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-> Your DIGITS.INI file is damaged or has the wrong format, reinstall it from the ZIP-file.
-> You have selected 'black' as your lane color, change this in your Track screen.

After you have copied the files from a CD-ROM/CD-RW, they will often stay read-only. They will keep this status after they are copied from CD.
-> For all files, switch off the read-only mode. Do this with the ATTRIB command:
ATTRIB -R *.*

Sometimes, SRM can miss a car when passing a timing sensor. This can have numerous reasons, but most of the time a hardware error is the cause. In general, there are a few things you need to pay attention to when you are going to place your sensors. Click on this topic to read the full info.
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