Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 Quick Start Manual
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VBOX Video HD2 - Quick Start Guide
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Introduction
The VBOX Video HD2 system is a twin camera 1080p video system, with a live time graphical overlay display. The HD2
is compatible with existing OLED systems, as well as Racelogic modules such as the Micro Input Module and Mini Input
Module.
The system is supplied with VBOX Video HD2 setup software, which allows the user to fully customise the graphical
overlay and configure CAN channels to be captured from a connected vehicle CAN bus, or Racelogic module.
VBOX Video Registration
So that Racelogic can continue to provide you with notification of the latest software releases, firmware upgrades and to
offer technical support, please register your VBOX Video.
Please register your unit here.
What's included in the kit
The standard inventory and optional extras available for the VBOX Video HD2 are listed below.
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Summary of Contents for Racelogic VBOX Video HD2
- Page 1 Introduction The VBOX Video HD2 system is a twin camera 1080p video system, with a live time graphical overlay display. The HD2 is compatible with existing OLED systems, as well as Racelogic modules such as the Micro Input Module and Mini Input Module.
- Page 2 VBOX Video HD2 Standard Inventory Description Quantity Product Code VBOX Video HD2 Unit VBVDHD2-V1 VBOX Video 1080p Camera (3 m), IP65 Rated RLACS222 Mono Microphone (2.5 m) RLACS221 Lightweight Windscreen Suction Mount RLACS233 Cigar Plug Power Supply (2 m) RLCAB010LE...
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Page 3: Hardware Overview
Description Product Code Roll Cage Mount RLACS260 Roll Cage Bracket RLACS267 Camera Mount Extension Bar RLACS273 Li-ion Battery Pack RLACS112 Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor RLACS227 Bluetooth OBD Module RLACS228 Quick Release Unit Mounting Bracket RLACS258 Roll Cage Unit Mount RLACS268 Harsh Environment Fan RLACS247 Second Car Kit... -
Page 4: Led Behaviour
LED Behaviour If two solid green LEDs are shown, the system is ready to record. If the system is permanently fitted to a vehicle, it should be possible to view the front panel when it is mounted. A brief overview of the LED behaviour is below. OK LED Green –... -
Page 5: Hardware Setup
The VBOX Video system is ready to use straight out of the box. The VBOX Video HD2 is designed to disperse heat from internal components through the lid of the box, as such the unit will become hot to the touch when running. - Page 7 2. Connect the GPS antenna to the VBOX Video HD2. 3. Attach one of the cameras to the windscreen using the forward facing camera mount. Keep the camera level by ensuring ‘Racelogic’ faces upwards.
- Page 8 4. Connect this camera to ‘CAM1’ 5. Connect the second camera to the window, or desired mounting position. 6. Connect this camera to ‘CAM2’.
- Page 9 7. Connect the microphone to the ‘MIC’ input. 8. Connect the power via the 'POWER' socket, the HD2 takes about 45 seconds to fully boot. IMPORTANT – The HD2 will draw an initial current of approximately 2 A on start-up, for the unit to function correctly, please ensure that your power supply can provide this.
- Page 11 Open the VBOX Video camera preview app on your phone and fine tune the setup of the two camera positions. 11. Take the car outside and wait for the VBOX Video HD2 to gain satellite lock. The GPS LED should show solid...
- Page 12 12. Now, the system is ready to record. VBOX Video HD2 will start recording when travelling over 15 km/h, and stop recording once the vehicle has been under 15 km/h for 10 seconds. Note: There is a 10 second pre-buffer, so video data will be captured for 10 seconds before recording is triggered.
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Page 13: Usb Stick
Logging Media It is recommended that any logging media used with a VBOX Video HD2 has a write speed of above 7 MB/s (4 MB/s absolute minimum) and a speed class of 10 (4 absolute minimum). Racelogic recommend good quality logging media to ensure best results.