To display a JRT page on a display, you have to enter the address of the page in a browser. For example, if you want to display the dashboard, you enter http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8000/dashboard.html where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx has to be replaced by the local IP of your iRacing computer. JRT Config informs you what is this IP. When using your iRacing computer to display the pages, you can use the IP 127.0.0.1
In JRT Config, there is a lot of options available for each page, specially the timing, the trackmap and the dashboard pages.
Here are the list of the pages available :
It displays a live timing with session infos but not only. It's customizable and you can display also the fuel calculator,
the race strength of field per class (SOF), the race events, the laptime history for each driver including the pitlane / pitstop time,
the consumption history for the driver and the trackmap.
There is some filter options to display only a type of event, or to display the standing per class or by car.
There are 5 timing pages available :
- timing.html
- timing2.html
- timing3.html
- timing4.html
- timing_broadcast.html
It allows you to use different settings for each page.
More info on the timing pages here.
It displays a fully customizable dashboard. You can display basics telemetry elements like gear, speed, rpm, throttle, brake, ... You can also display fuel infos, gaps with the drivers around you, and more.
There is 2 dashboard pages :
- dashboard.html
- dashboard2.html
More info on the dashboard pages here.
It's an old F1 style dashboard overlay. The page name is compteur.html
It displays fuel infos, remaining and estimated laps, and remaining time. The page name is calculator.html
It displays the trackmap. There is 3 trackmap pages :
- trackmap.html
- trackmap2.html
- trackmap_3d.html
More info on the trackmap pages here.
This page is useful if you want to switch from one page to another by a simple click on a menu or using buttons. The page name is launcher.html
In JRT Config, you can set the pages you want to be displayed by checking the corresponding boxes in the "Menu" part. Then in the "Buttons" part you can set buttons for direct acces to a page or to display the previous/next page.
There is 2 types of buttons :
- You can set a button for a specific page so when you press the button, it switches to the page. And if you press again on the button,
it goes back to the previous page displayed.
- You can set a button to go to the next and/or the previous page among the pages selected.
If you use the launcher page as an overlay over the iRacing screen, you may want to hide the menu. There is an option
for that in JRT Config.
You may also want to hide the overlay. That is the purpose of the empty page. When selected, you will have a full transparent page.
Here is a tutorial made by Unreal-GamingHD :
The page name is buttonbox.html
See more infos here.
The page name is spotter.html
It displays arrows around a rectangle that indicates where are the cars around you.
To have it working well, you have to edit the iRacing app.ini file with this line :
carLowHiPadding=6.000000
It will help JRT to know if the car approaching is on the left or on the right.
You have also to enter the correct car length in JRT Config > Main Options > Car.
Here is an example in video (look in the middle of the screen):
To display a JRT page inside the oculus, follow these steps :
1) Once in the game, press the "Oculus" button of the right stick.
2) Click on "Virtual desktop" and chose the monitor where you have the JRT windows that you want to pin.
3) To catch a window, press the A button first and then the catch trigger (keeping the A button pressed).
4) To move a window, press the fire trigger and use the mini thumb joystick.
5) Press the B button aiming the window and click on "Pin".
6) Press the "Oculus" button to come back to the game.
You can also watch this video :
For the Valve Index and the Pimax, or if you are using Steam VR, you can natively Pin windows around you.
You can also use the old method by using OVR Drop or similar apps available on
Steam here.
The page name is garage.html
It is useful to hide the garage when you are streaming. By default it displays a black image but you can change it by replacing the
"My Documents/Joel Real Timing/img/garage.png" file by your own image. You will need to restart JRT and to reload the garage.html
page for the changes to take effect.
You can set a button in JRT Config > General Buttons that allows you to hide/show the garage manually to prevent the garage
to be visible the first tenths when you get in.
Here is a video that shows how to use it :