There are three different types of display that can be connected to the VBOX, an LED display, LCD Multi-Function Display and the latest Q1 Tablet PC display.

The LED display connects to the Serial port of a VBOX can be used to display the following parameters:

• Velocity (km/h or mph)
• Longitudinal Acceleration (g)
• Lateral Acceleration (g)
• Satellites in view
• Height

It comes with two rubber mounting cups.

Click the picture for more detail.

Description

The LED display connects to the Serial port of a VBOX can be used to display the following parameters:

• Velocity (km/h or mph)
• Longitudinal Acceleration (g)
• Lateral Acceleration (g)
• Satellites in view
• Height

It comes with two rubber mounting cups.

Click the picture for more detail.

Description

The VBOX Multifunction Display connects to the CAN port of the VBOX.

It is designed to show a large number of different variables and results on a clear backlit LCD display that can be mounted on the windscreen. There is an optional heavy duty rubber suction cup which screws into the back of the display via a standard camera tripod style fixing.

The display can be used to show velocity, distance, lap times, g-forces, temperatures, time between speeds, any CAN parameter, and many more (see below) all in real time without the need for a laptop.

In addition, the display has a target screen which shows a bar graph of any parameter, alongside a configurable target. This is very useful for maintaining a steady brake pedal pressure, or deceleration rate during a brake stop.

The Multifunction display can be setup from the display itself, or via the Windows VBOX software.

Click the picture for more detail.

Description

The Racelogic CAN Display is a versatile tool for display of real-time CAN Data. Aimed at both test engineers and network engineers, the CAN Display is capable of displaying raw CAN frames and individual CAN signals from a CAN database. The PC software supplied with the CAN Display allows the user to read and download up to 64 signals from their own industry standard DBC format database. In addition to this, the CAN Display has a built-in vehicle database, giving access to common signals available on most makes of passenger car. The CAN Display is also equipped with a user programmable analogue output. This can be used to convert signals from either the built-in database or the users own CAN database into an analogue voltage for use by other equipment.

Description

Printer (Inc. one roll of paper), battery pack, battery charger and data cable.

Description