バンク角HUD(バイク用)

Features バンク角HUD(バイク用)

Measure and display the bank angle while riding using the devices gyro sensor.
Easy to use, no calibration required.
This is an app for riders who want to measure the bank angle during riding, riders who want to improve the handlebar area, and all riders who love motorcycles.[Installation method]Place your device on your bike bundle with a smartphone holder.
Please install it so that the display is 0 degrees with the bike vertical.
Use for fine adjustment.[Operation/Display]Pause the measurement.
Tap again to resume measurement.
When the application is started, it starts from the PAUSE state.Resets the maximum bank angle display.Correct the tilt angle of the current terminal as 0 degrees.
Please note that the measurable range of the bank angle is limited when corrected.
You can check the measurable range from the "RANGE" displayed on the upper left.Displays the maximum bank angle in the horizontal direction.
The display is updated each time the maximum bank angle is detected.Displays the peak bank angle in the horizontal direction.
The detected peak bank angle is displayed for 5 seconds, and when a deeper bank angle is detected, the bank angle display is updated, and the display is extended again for 5 seconds from that point.
Of the left and right bank angles, the deeper bank angle will blink.Displays the acceleration applied in the front, back, left, and right directions in a Cartesian coordinate system.
PEAK displays the detected peak acceleration for 5 seconds, and when stronger acceleration is detected, the acceleration display is updated, and the display is extended again for 5 seconds from that point.RANG: Display range (fixed at 0.3G)ACCL: Composite acceleration in the front, back, left, and right directionsACCL(F/B): Acceleration in the longitudinal directionACCL(L/R): Horizontal accelerationPEAK: Peak value of resultant acceleration in the front, back, left, and right directionsPEAK(F/B): Peak value of longitudinal accelerationPEAK(L/R): Peak value of horizontal acceleration*Unit: G (gravitational acceleration)