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Quick instructions

To allow SRT to receive data from F1 24:

1. IMPORTANT SRT must be able to receive network packets from the game:
   • SRT Desktop: you can run SRT and the game on the same PC; otherwise, connect the console/PC running the game and the PC/mac running SRT to the same router AND use the same connection type (i.e. both connected wireless or both connected by cable).
   • SRT Mobile: connect the PC/console running the game to the same WiFi network of your mobile device (connect it wirelessly, not by cable);
2. in F1 24, open Game Options > Settings > Telemetry Settings:
   1. set UDP Telemetry to On;
   2. set UDP Broadcast Mode to Off;
   3. set UDP IP Address to the IP address of the device running SRT (you can find it in the SRT Recording view, see section Device IP Address);
      • SRT Desktop: if you are running SRT on the same machine as the game, you can insert the special loopback IP address 127.0.0.1.
   4. set Port to 20777 (default value);
   5. set UDP Send Rate to 20Hz (default value);
   6. set UDP Format to 2024 (default value);
3. in SRT select Record new session > Start (effective telemetry recording will be confirmed by a coloured, animated flow of data - but see next point);
4. the game will send useful telemetry data only while you are driving in a timed lap (no data are recorded during out-laps). SRT stores only complete timed laps (incomplete laps are discarded), so ensure to finish your timed laps.

See the Detailed Instructions section and the Troubleshooting section if you encounter problems.

Detailed instructions

F1 24 can transmit telemetry data to remote devices. By default this option is disabled and must be manually enabled (you must enable it also to run the game and SRT on the same machine).

IMPORTANT: the PC/console running F1 24 must be able to communicate with the device running SRT. For this, you must:

• SRT Desktop: run SRT and the game on the same PC; or, connect the console/PC running the game and the PC/mac running SRT to the same router AND use the same connection type (i.e. both connected wireless or both connected by cable).
• SRT Mobile: connect the PC/console running the game to the same WiFi network of your mobile device (connect it wirelessly, not by cable);

See the Troubleshooting section for instructions on how to setup a network connection or if you have problems recording data.

In F1 24, UDP telemetry output is controlled via the menus on all platforms. To enable it, from the Main menu enter the Settings menu:

then enter the Telemetry Settings menu

Telemetry Settings

From the Telemetry Settings menu you must:

• set UDP Telemetry to On;
• set UDP Broadcast Mode to Off;
• set UDP IP Address to the IP address of the device running SRT (you can find it in the SRT Recording view, see section Device IP Address);
  • SRT Desktop: if you are running SRT on the same machine as the game, you can insert the special loopback IP address 127.0.0.1.
• set Port to 20777 (default value);
• set UDP Send Rate to 20Hz (default value);
• set UDP Format to 2024 (default value);

The game will start transmitting useful telemetry data only when you start driving a timed lap. SRT stores only complete timed laps (incomplete laps are discarded), so ensure to finish your timed laps. If SRT continues to show the message "Waiting for connection...", or if you encounter other issues, see the Troubleshooting section.

We suggest to set UDP Send Rate to 20Hz (default value).

After having verified that SRT receives data from the game, you can enable the UDP Broadcast Mode if you need to send data to multiple devices. In case of connection issues, you can try to temporarily enable the UDP Broadcast Mode.

Device IP address

You can retrieve the IP address and port of the device where Sim Racing Telemetry is running on, directly from the Recording screen. For example:

The reported IP address (in the example above: 192.168.75.63) should be used as value of the option IP Address in the UDP Telemetry Settings menu of the game.

Advanced PC Users

On PC, you can edit the game's configuration XML file to configure UDP output. The file is located here (after an initial boot of the game):

...\Documents\My Games\<game_folder>\hardwaresettings\hardware_settings_config.xml

You must edit it with a text editor like Microsoft Notepad. You should see the tags:

<motion>
    ...
    <udp enabled="false" broadcast="false" ip="127.0.0.1" port="20777" sendRate="20" format="2024" yourTelemetry="restricted" onlineNames="off" />
    ...
</motion>

Here you can set the values manually following the documentation above. Note that any changes made within the game when it is running will overwrite any changes made manually.

Official documentation from Codemasters/Electronic Arts: https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/F1-24-UDP-Specification/td-p/13745220

Troubleshooting

SRT continues to show the message "Waiting for connection..."

It means that no data are received from the game. It's likely a connection issue.

SRT Desktop - Verify that the console/PC running the game and the PC/mac running SRT are connected to the same router AND are using the same connection type (i.e. both connected wireless or both connected by cable). See links below to check or configure a network connection.

SRT Desktop - Temporarily disable your firewall to ensure it's not blocking network packets. Firewalls are active and could block packets also when the game and SRT are running on the same machine.

SRT Mobile - Verify that your PC/console is connected wirelessly (not by cable) to the same WiFi network of your mobile device. Here you can find instructions on how to setup a WiFi connection:

• on PC: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17137/windows-setting-up-wireless-network
• on PlayStation: https://www.playstation.com/en-us/support/connectivity/internet-connect-playstation/
• on Xbox: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/connect-network/network-settings
• on macOS: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201735

SRT Desktop SRT Mobile - Verify the IP address of the device running SRT and the IP address of the device running the game:

• on PC: https://kb.netgear.com/20878/Finding-your-IP-address-without-using-the-command-prompt
• on iOS: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/find-ip-address-mobile-smartphone/
• on Android: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/find-ip-address-mobile-smartphone/
• on macOS: https://www.wikihow.com/Find-Your-IP-Address-on-a-Mac

SRT continues to show the message "Waiting for data..."

It means that your game is not sending useful telemetry data to SRT.

The game sends useful telemetry data only while you are driving in a timed lap (i.e. a complete lap beginning and ending at the track finish line, where the resulting lap time is effective for the played session). Data for out-laps are discarded and are not recorded. So ensure to finish your out-lap and begin a timed lap.

After few seconds in a timed lap, you'll see a coloured flow of data animating on your screen. This confirms the recording of effective telemetry data.

Note that SRT stores only complete laps. Incomplete laps are discarded, so ensure to finish your timed laps.

"Fatal error" message during recording

This error is reported when SRT receives unknown data. This happens when some other software/device is sending data using the same communication port used by the game, interfering with the communication. Usually the solution is simple: change the UDP Port number used for the communication (both in the game settings and in SRT Recording settings).

For example this problem sometime happens with the F1 games. To change the used UDP Port number with the F1 games:

• configure the game to send data using another "UDP Port" number (under "Game Options > Settings > Telemetry Settings" set - for example - 20778 instead of the default 20777);
• configure SRT to receive data from the new "UDP Port" number (in the Recording page, press the "Settings" button and change the "Listening Port" option with the same number configured above - in this example, 20778).

SRT receives data but the saved session is missing or empty

If SRT is recording data (you see the coloured flow of animated data on your screen) but when you press the "Stop" button you don't see the save file of your session (or it's empty), it means that the recorded data don't contain any complete timed lap telemetry.

SRT records data only for complete and timed laps. Incomplete laps (and out-laps) are discarded. If you don't complete a timed lap, it's considered an incomplete lap and it will be discarded. Be sure to record at least one complete timed lap to save a useful session file.

Contacts

In case you need further assistance, please contact the Sim Racing Telemetry support:

• if possible, use the Support icon integrated in SRT (you can find it in the home page and in the recording screen); use the one more appropriate, as it will include some technical information that will help us to track better your issue;
• otherwise, use our Contact Form specifying: your problem and the game you are using, the platform on witch SRT is running and the platform on which the game is running.