Supported .csv
Export your AiM data as CSV
How to export a CSV file from AiM Race Studio 3 to import it into Brake Point.
Updated on February 10, 2026
Prerequisites
- Software: AiM Race Studio 3 (Windows)
- Compatible logger: AiM Solo, Solo 2, EVO4, EVO5, MyChron5, SmartyCam
- Output format:
.csv
Step 1 — Open the session in Race Studio 3
- Connect your AiM logger to your computer via USB or Wi-Fi
- Open Race Studio 3
- Go to Data Download and download the desired session
- Double-click on the session to open it in Data Analysis
Step 2 — Export as CSV
- In Data Analysis, go to File → Export → CSV
- Select the channels to export. For a complete analysis, include:
- GPS Speed
- Latitude and Longitude
- RPM and Gear (if available via ECU)
- Throttle Position
- Brake Pressure
- GPS Gyro or Lean Angle (motorcycle only)
- Click Export
- Choose a location and save the
.csvfile
Step 3 — Import into Brake Point
- Log in to app.brakepoint.io
- Click Import a session
- Select your
.csvfile - Brake Point automatically detects the AiM CSV format and starts the analysis
Recognized channels
| AiM Channel | Brake Point Data |
|---|---|
| GPS Speed / VehicleSpeed | Speed |
| Latitude, Longitude | GPS trace |
| RPM | Engine RPM |
| Gear | Gear |
| Throttle Pos | Throttle |
| Brake Pressure | Braking |
| GPS Gyro / Lean Angle | Lean angle (motorcycle) |
| Accel Lateral / Inline | Accelerations |
Tips
- Beacon markers: if your session contains lap markers (beacon), Brake Point uses them to split laps automatically. Otherwise, GPS detection takes over.
- Frequency: the file can be at 10, 20, or 50 Hz — Brake Point adapts automatically.
- If you don’t see certain data (RPM, gear), check that your logger is properly connected to the vehicle’s ECU.
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