Racelogic VBOX Touch RTK Setting Manual page 3

Speed
This setting allows you to change the speed units between km/h and mph. Changing the speed units will affect all
visual speed parameters on all screens, unit labels will change and all speed values will be automatically
recalculated accordingly. Press the button to change the units.
Distance
This setting allows you to change the distance units between metres and feet. Changing the distance units will affect
all visual distance parameters on all screens, unit labels will change and all distance values and results will be
automatically recalculated accordingly. Press the button to change the units.
Acceleration
This setting allows you to change the acceleration units between m/s² (default) and g. Changing the acceleration
units will affect all acceleration references on all screens, unit labels will change and all acceleration values and
results will be automatically recalculated accordingly (with the exception of the PK G acceleration and deceleration
test values). Press the button to change the units.
Logging
This setting allows you to toggle between 2 logging
modes, press the button to change the mode:
Continuous
The VBOX Touch will start logging as soon as an SD
card is inserted and initialised.
Notes:
• Pressing the SD Card Icon will manually start and stop recording, regardless of which logging mode is set.
• A new data file is created every time the VBOX Touch starts/stops logging, data is not appended to an existing
data file.
• Continuous logging mode should be selected if you are using a handheld Start/Stop Logging Switch
Moving (default)
The VBOX Touch will start logging as soon as an SD
card is inserted and a speed over 0.5 km/h is detected.
Logging will pause when speed is less than 0.5 km/h for
3 seconds, and will then recommence recording
once speed is greater than 0.5 km/h, appending the
same file.
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