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Logging Switch

It is also possible to control logging by using an RLVBACS010 hand-held latching trigger switch (unlatched for logging/
latched for not logging).

Continuous Logging Mode

should be selected when using the switch. It is connected to the 3

pin

Digital In and PPS Connector

on the side of the VBOX Touch.

When the trigger switch is connected and latched, it is not possible to use the

SD Card Icon

to manually start or stop

logging data.

Logged Channels

VBOX Touch logs channels to an inserted SD card within a

.vbo

file, channel information is available below:

Satellites

: This is the number of satellites in use.

Time

: This is UTC time since midnight in the form HHMMSS.SS.

Latitude

: Latitude in minutes MMMM.MMve = North e.g. 3169.30644410M = 52D, 49M, 18.4S.

Longitude

: Longitude in minutes MMMMM.MMve = West e.g. 00040.18164742M = 00D, 40M, 10.9S.

Velocity:

Velocity in km/h.

Heading

: Heading in degrees with respect to North.

Height

: Height above sea level in meters based on the

WGS84

model of the earth used by VBOX GNSS engines.

Vertical velocity

: Vertical velocity in km/h. +ve velocity uphill, -ve velocity downhill.

Long accel

: Longitudinal acceleration in g, +ve for forward acceleration.

Lat accel

: Lateral acceleration in g, +ve for acceleration to the left.

Solution type

: Indicator for what the unit is currently using to derive position: 0 = No sats; 1 = Standalone

using GNSS only; 2 = SBAS; 3 = RTK Float (RTK but not full resolution); 4 = RTK Fixed.

Event 1 time

: This is the digital input oversample timer used to interpolate the trigger event time between captured

samples.

Correction age (VBOX Touch RTK only)

: RTK signal age in seconds, if there is a loss in connection, the value

resets at 60 s.

GPS Sats Used (VBOX Touch RTK only)

: Number of GPS satellites in use.

Glonass Sats Used (VBOX Touch RTK only)

: Number of Glonass satellites in use if selected within the

GNSS

Selection

area within the

General Settings

menu.

Beidou Sats Used (VBOX Touch RTK only)

: Number of Beidou satellites in use if selected within the

GNSS

Selection

area within the

General Settings

menu.

Galileo Sats Used (VBOX Touch RTK only)

: Number of Galileo satellites in use.

More information on the VBO file format can be found

here

.

https://en.racelogic.support//Product_Info/VBOX_Data_Loggers/VBOX_Touch/VBOX_Touch_User_Guide/02_-

_VBOX_Touch_Getting_Started

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Summary of Contents for VBOX Touch

Page 1: ...0LE cable RLVBTOUCH which is inserted in to a vehicle s 12 V cigar power socket or by the RLCAB014LE cable RLVBTOUCH M which is unterminated for making a bare wire connection to a power supply Both ca...

Page 2: ...ed up the Display Mode screen will be presented Every time after this the last used display mode will be opened https en racelogic support Product_Info VBOX_Data_Loggers VBOX_Touch VBOX_Touch_User_Gui...

Page 3: ...nit which can be used IMPORTANT If you are conducting Brake Trigger Deceleration Tests the external antenna should be used If you are intending on receiving RTK corrections with a VBOX Touch RTK unit...

Page 4: ...s of metal close to and above an antenna will badly disrupt the GNSS signal If the vehicle being used does not have a metal roof then place the GNSS antenna on a flat piece of metal at least 10 cm in...

Page 5: ...OX Touch is struggling to acquire satellite lock a GPS coldstart may be required This may be necessary when the unit hasn t been used for a number of days or has dramatically moved location since its...

Page 6: ...satellite lock Logging VBOX Touch logs data via an SD card inserted in to the Side of the Unit Dependent on the Logging Strategy selected within the General Settings area the unit will either log con...

Page 7: ...PORTANT If an SD card is formatted in the exFAT or NTFS file formats it will need to be reformatted into a FAT32 file system before it will work with a VBOX Touch unit SDHC cards 2 GB to 32 GB Supplie...

Page 8: ...rtical velocity in km h ve velocity uphill ve velocity downhill Long accel Longitudinal acceleration in g ve for forward acceleration Lat accel Lateral acceleration in g ve for acceleration to the lef...

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