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VIDEO VBOX MANUAL

Page | 10 13 August 2012

Using the OLED display

When setting up the DSP04 OLED display with a Video VBOX, it is important

to connect to the correct port of the OLED display. The OLED display only

has a serial connection on the lower connector, with the buttons on the

right hand side - as shown in this picture.

The configuration is indicated on a label on the rear of the OLED display.

To connect to a Video VBOX Lite, you should connect the cable into the ‘AUX’

port.

To connect to a Video VBOX Pro, you should

connect the cable into the ‘SER’ port.

To connect to a Video VBOX Waterproof, you should connect the cable into

the ‘SER’ port.

Auto Track Map elements – If an Auto Track Map element has been added to the scene currently loaded in the

Video VBOX, the OLED can be used to specify which track layout to display.

Once a GPS location is detected, the VideoVBOX will display a circuit layout for that location –

e.g. If Silverstone location detected, Silverstone GP, National and International layouts will be displayed.

Multiple scene selection – The Video VBOX can store up to eight scenes. They are loaded by placing them in the

root folder of an SD card and inserting them into a VVB. The user can select the scene using an OLED display.

Note, if the user tries to load more than eight scenes, the Video VBOX will reject all the scene files and write an error

message to the SD card.

Upgrading firmware

Occasionally Racelogic will release new versions of firmware (internal code) for the Video VBOX product, often to

introduce new features. New firmware is loaded into the Video VBOX using an SD card.

Download the latest ‘.vidup’ file from our website: www.videovbox.co.uk (Found under ‘Support’)

Copy this file onto an SD card (not into the ‘media’ folder), and insert into a powered unit. The memory LEDs will light

up in turn as the update progresses (2CAM/ Pro) or the Status LED will flash (Lite). After a period of up to two minutes,

the unit will beep twice and resume operation. The unit should then be power cycled. The upgrade file will have been

deleted from the SD card.

Upgrading multiple units

To prevent the Video VBOX from deleting the firmware file, create an empty text file called ‘no-delete-vidup.txt’ on

the SD card in the same directory as the upgrade file, the upgrade file will then remain on the card following a

successful upgrade.

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