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Main configuration categories: Settings, Coldstart, Mode, Setup Antennas, Smoothing, Outputs, Exit.
Configuration for Units, Application, USB/CAN Mode, Log Options, GPS, Time Offset.
Configuration for pitch antenna separation, level, slip, and pitch offsets.
Configuration for roll antenna separation, level, and roll offsets.
Adjusting smoothing for Lat Acc, Long Acc, Slip, Pitch, and Roll channels.
Configuring digital output parameters like pulses, max speed, and frequency.
Configuring analogue output values for speed, angles, and acceleration.
Configuring Dynamic Mode, DGPS Mode, and Kalman Filter for GPS data.
Steps to reset the VBOX II unit to its default factory settings.
Explains logging data continuously or only when the vehicle is moving.
Limits on CAN channels for logging with or without Kalman Filter enabled.
Overview of data shown on the VBOX II screen, including Speed, Slip, and Satellites.
Guidance on interpreting front panel light indicators for GPS lock and DGPS status.
Steps for connecting the VBOX II via USB or serial port for configuration.
Overview of the software's General, Channels, Logging, GPS, CAN, and Output menus.
Best practices for antenna connection and mounting for maximum signal quality.
Information on using ground planes for antenna operation when not on a vehicle roof.
The importance of matching physical antenna separation to configuration settings.
Visual guides and advice for positioning antennas to measure Slip and Pitch/Roll.
Recommendations for leveling antennas when their separation exceeds 2 meters.
Notes on clear sky view, obstructions, and using ground planes with roof bars.
Emphasizes exact separation values for triple antenna setups for accuracy.
Diagrams showing typical 3-antenna placements for Slip, Pitch, and Roll.
How antenna separation influences RTK lock reliability for advanced measurements.
Table detailing available GPS data based on antenna setup (A, A+B, A+C, A+B+C).
Procedure for calculating slip angle offset to correct antenna misalignment.
Compensating for non-level antenna placement for accurate Pitch/Roll readings.
Initiating slip angle offset calculation remotely using CAN messages.
How the LEVEL option enhances RTK lock with specific antenna alignments.
Explains the capabilities of the CAN bus and serial ports for communication.
Configuring the VBOX II to log CAN data from external manufacturers.
Connecting Racelogic modules or using VBOX CAN output.
Using High, Normal, and Low Dynamics for velocity data smoothing.
Enabling or disabling the Kalman filter for position and velocity channels.
Setting scale, maximum values, and pulses per metre for digital outputs.
Setting voltage levels for analogue outputs representing various parameters.
Using the first digital input for brake event timing and distance calculation.
Utilizing the second digital input for remote logging on/off switch functionality.
Details on CAN output IDs, data bytes, and data format conventions.
Dimensions for VB2SX, VB20SL, and VB20SL3 models.
Pin assignments for Power, Outputs, I/O, CAN, Serial, USB, and GPS connectors.
List of standard accessories and product codes included with VBOX II units.
Comprehensive specs for Velocity, Distance, Latency, Memory, Time, Power, Acceleration, and Angles.
Step-by-step guide for downloading and installing VBOX II firmware updates.
General| Brand | Racelogic |
|---|---|
| Model | VBOX II |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
