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Analogue Gauge Element

The analogue needle gauge element is located on the left-hand side of the screen. It provides a visual representation of
a selected parameter (speed by default).

You can configure the gauge by either

pressing and holding

double-tapping

on it. This will open up the

ANALOGUE GAUGE SETTINGS

menu.

https://en.racelogic.support//Product_Info/Displays/MFD_Touch/MFD_Touch_User_Guide/04_-_MFD_Touch_Data_Display/

MFD_Touch_-_Analogue_Gauge_Screen

Summary of Contents for MFD Touch

Page 1: ...Touch MFD Touch Analogue Gauge Screen MFD Touch Bar Graph Screen MFD Touch G Ball Screen MFD Touch Numerical Screens MFD Touch Target Screen 05 Settings MFD Touch 07 MFD Touch Technical Properties MFD...

Page 2: ...grades and to offer technical support Register your unit here What is in the box Product Code Quantity Description VBMFDT 1 MFD Touch Unit RLCAB005 C 1 VBOX to VBOX Module Cable 2 m RLACS331 1 Swivel...

Page 3: ...ion g or m s Lateral Acceleration g or m s Max lateral Acceleration g or m s Average Speed km h or mph Distance Travelled m or ft Longitude degrees minutes decimal seconds Deceleration Test Number Dec...

Page 4: ...Trigger Distance m or ft Trigger AMS Distance m or ft Trigger MFDD g or m s Trigger Average Deceleration g or m s Trigger Peak Deceleration g or m s Trigger Centreline Deviation m or ft CAN Parameters...

Page 5: ...via the VBOX Setup software and it must be compatible with the display element on MFD Touch IMPORTANT If you configure the VBOX to log 32 or more CAN channels you may witness some erroneous behaviour...

Page 6: ...n on the PIN OUTS page Left Side SD Card The unit uses an SD card to save and load settings save test results and update the firmware You can find more information here https en racelogic support Prod...

Page 7: ...ouch Lemo port is for CAN Output More information on this is available here You can use MFD Touch as part of a daisy chain with additional Racelogic modules connected to the VBOX Connection to VBOX 3i...

Page 8: ...3iS Dual Antenna RTK When connecting MFD Touch to a VBOX 3iS 3iSR you must connect the cable labelled CAN OUT POWER to the bottom port on the MFD Touch If you are using a wiring loom you must identif...

Page 9: ...tom port on the MFD Touch If you are using a wiring loom you must identify the CAN Out connector and connect it to the bottom port on the MFD Touch If you need help identifying the connector you can f...

Page 10: ...D Touch displays a splash screen As MFD Touch boots up quicker than the VBOX it will display Waiting for VBOX with a scrolling progress bar until the VBOX is fully booted up https en racelogic support...

Page 11: ...it is booted up it will display the screen 6 Numerical After this it will open the last used screen if you have an SD card inserted https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch...

Page 12: ...FD Touch will boot using the default settings Format The supplied SD card is in a FAT32 file format the only file format supported If you wish to purchase a new SD card we recommend that any card used...

Page 13: ...th sizes up to 32 GB directly in Windows by right clicking on the media and selecting Format If you would like to format media with sizes above 32 GB into a FAT32 file system this cannot be done direc...

Page 14: ...tains indicative status information The centre of the screen contains mode settings information that you can navigate by pressing the forward back buttons or by swiping left or right on the screen The...

Page 15: ...you Save the Settings to an inserted SD card the LEDs will flash green If a settings file with the same name already exists on the SD card and you cancel the overwriting the LEDs will briefly flash re...

Page 16: ...BOX unit and reflects the LOG LED on the VBOX front panel When VBOX is logging data to the inserted CF card the icon will be red When the unit is not logging data the icon will be grey When a CF card...

Page 17: ...s only The CF Status Icon displays the status of the VBOX recording media When a CF card has been inserted into the VBOX and has free space it will be green If it cannot detect a CF card the media mem...

Page 18: ...fined parameters dependent on which screen you are currently on You can find more information on how to configure these here Settings Button The Settings Button opens a Settings area for VBOX Display...

Page 19: ...ht Mode Button You can enable Night Mode by tapping the Moon icon on the bottom of any screen and the colour scheme will invert to suit night time operation When you are in Night Mode you can tap the...

Page 20: ...You will hear an audible confirmation notification when the screen capture is complete If you were unsuccessful in saving the screenshot if you did not insert an SD card or the card was full you see N...

Page 21: ...ith the prefix screenshot IMPORTANT NEVER remove the SD card while you capture a screenshot with the unit as it could cause it to crash https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_T...

Page 22: ...ted up for the first time the 6 Numerical screen will be presented by default If you would like to add more screens press the Forward or Back buttons on the bottom right of the screen or swipe left or...

Page 23: ...ate through the available screens 1 NUMERICAL 3 NUMERICAL 4 NUMERICAL 6 NUMERICAL ANALOGUE GAUGE G BALL TARGET or BAR GRAPH To add the screen press the Confirm button on the bottom right of the screen...

Page 24: ...possible to configure screens on an MFD Touch unit by using the VBOX Setup Software Display Screens Once you have added screens you can change the display by selecting the Forward or Back arrows on t...

Page 25: ...cal Screen 4 Numerical Screen 6 Numerical Screen Analogue Gauge Screen G Ball Screen Target Screen Bar Graph Screen https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 04_...

Page 26: ...g Screen Name Screen Name Keypad Example To save the new name press the Confirm button on the bottom right of the screen Press the Cancel button on the bottom left of the screen to return to the param...

Page 27: ...h parameter by either pressing and holding or double tapping the existing parameter area This will open up the screen specific menus https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touc...

Page 28: ...alogue Gauge screen contains an analogue needle gauge with 3 supporting numerical elements The units used depends on what you have selected in the Settings menu https en racelogic support Product_Info...

Page 29: ...sentation of a selected parameter speed by default You can configure the gauge by either pressing and holding or double tapping on it This will open up the ANALOGUE GAUGE SETTINGS menu https en racelo...

Page 30: ...t You can change the settings by pressing the corresponding button next to an option You can return to the parameter screen by pressing the Exit button on the bottom left Note If you have an SD card i...

Page 31: ...ource is highlighted blue and the actual parameter used is displayed in grey in the options list Data Source Menu Standard Parameter Menu Use the scroll bar on the right hand side of the selection scr...

Page 32: ...d using the keypad presented to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use in the display smoothing Smoothing Value Keypad Example Save the chosen value by pressing the Confirm bu...

Page 33: ...othing can introduce a slight delay to the displayed value https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 04_ _MFD_Touch_Data_Display MFD_Touch_ _Analogue_Gauge_Screen...

Page 34: ...0 and 100 by default Maximum Range Keypad Example Save the chosen value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right hand corner You can press the Cancel button in the bottom left hand corner t...

Page 35: ...Range Value Alerts Condition This option allows you to define an alert condition Press the Select button to cycle through the available conditions Equal To Not Equal To Less Than Less Than or Equal To...

Page 36: ...d or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met Press the button to cycle through the options The device will preview the setting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit Buzz...

Page 37: ...ours press the current colours yellow and red by default and use the presented RGB sliders to define the required colours The area to the left of the sliders provides you with a colour preview True Co...

Page 38: ...screen and include Speed Satellites and Heading parameters by default You can configure each parameter by pressing and holding or double tapping the existing parameter area This will open up the NUME...

Page 39: ...ou can edit the settings by pressing the corresponding button next to an option To return to the parameter screen press the Exit button in the bottom left hand corner Note If you have an SD card inser...

Page 40: ...er data source is highlighted blue and the actual parameter used is displayed in grey in the options list Data Source Menu Standard Parameter Menu Use the scroll bar on the right hand side of the sele...

Page 41: ...the displayed data It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit You can enable smoothing by pressing the current value off by default and using the presen...

Page 42: ...include 0 1 2 and 3 The default setting is 2 except for integer only channels including Satellites Trigger Test Number Decel Test Number and UTC Time These do not have any decimal points Tap the butt...

Page 43: ...hand corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Notes A text colour change applies to the data text only it does not apply to the parameter label If you enable Night Mode it will reset any...

Page 44: ...the chosen value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right hand corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left hand corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note The setting...

Page 45: ...UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Screen You can enable a screen alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met When the value is achieved the background of the parameter will change colour Note The setti...

Page 46: ...hand corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left hand corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note If you enable Night Mode it will reset any user defined alert colours https en r...

Page 47: ...screen It contains a bar graph gauge with 3 supporting numerical elements The units used are depending on what is selected in the Settings menu https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Tou...

Page 48: ...entation of a selected parameter speed by default You can configure the gauge by pressing and holding or double tapping on it This will open up the BAR GRAPH SETTINGS menu https en racelogic support P...

Page 49: ...right You can change the settings by pressing the corresponding button next to an option To return to the parameter screen press the Exit button in the bottom left corner Note If you have an SD card i...

Page 50: ...eter data source is highlighted blue and the actual parameter used is displayed in grey within the options list Data Source Menu Standard Parameter Menu Use the scroll bar on the right hand side of th...

Page 51: ...the displayed data It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit To enable smoothing press the current value off by default and use the presented keypad to...

Page 52: ...ange the colour of the bar in the Bar Graph press the current colour green by default and use the presented RGB sliders to define your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour...

Page 53: ...ft corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note If you enable Night Mode it will reset user defined bar colours https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User...

Page 54: ...by default Maximum Range Keypad Example Save your selected values by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner of the screen Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner of the scre...

Page 55: ...Range Value Alerts Condition This option allows you to define an alert condition Press the Select button to cycle through the available conditions Equal To Not Equal To Less Than Less Than or Equal T...

Page 56: ...eyed out and disabled if the configured numerical parameter is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude LED Select to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met Press the bu...

Page 57: ...n the target zone To change the True and False target zone alert colours press the current colours yellow and red by default and use the presented RGB sliders to define your new colours The area to th...

Page 58: ...ements are located on the top of the screen and include Speed Satellites and Heading parameters by default You can configure each parameter by pressing and holding or double tapping the existing param...

Page 59: ...or right You can change the settings by pressing the corresponding button next to an option To return to the parameter screen press the Exit button in the bottom left corner Note If you have an SD ca...

Page 60: ...ted numerical element Note The currently selected parameter is displayed in grey on the options list Data Source Menu Standard Parameter Menu Use the scroll bar on the right hand side of the selection...

Page 61: ...hing press the current value off by default and use the keypad presented to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use within the display smoothing Smoothing Value Keypad Example...

Page 62: ...2 with exception of integer only channels including Satellites Trigger Test Number Decel Test Number and UTC Time which do not have any decimal points Tap the buttons to change the decimal places used...

Page 63: ...Night Mode it will reset user defined text colours Alerts Condition This option allows you to define an alert condition Press the Select button to cycle through the available conditions Equal To Not E...

Page 64: ...Longitude or Latitude LED Select to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met Press the button to cycle through the options The device will preview the setting w...

Page 65: ...Once the value is achieved the background of the parameter will change colour Note The setting will be greyed out and disabled if the numerical parameter being configured is UTC Time Longitude or Lati...

Page 66: ...ttom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note If you enable Night Mode it will reset user defined alert colours https en race...

Page 67: ...creen It contains a G Ball gauge with 3 supporting numerical elements The units being used depends on what is selected in the Settings menu https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch M...

Page 68: ...on of the longitudinal and lateral acceleration parameters You can configure the gauge by pressing and holding or double tapping on it This will open up the G BALL SETTINGS menu https en racelogic sup...

Page 69: ...ht You can change the settings by pressing the corresponding button next to an option You can return to the parameter screen by selecting the Exit button in the bottom left corner Note If you have an...

Page 70: ...displayed gauge data It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit The SMOOTHING VALUE is set to 10 samples by default You can change this value or turn o...

Page 71: ...saving Notes The maximum input value is 99 Smoothing can introduce a slight delay to the displayed value Range X Y Axes This option allows you to define an absolute range for the G Ball element s axe...

Page 72: ...The maximum input value is 999 The minimum input value is 0 1 One decimal place resolutions are available to values under 100 Axis Spacing The Axis Spacing value tells you how much spacing there is b...

Page 73: ...a colour preview G Ball Colour Configuration Example G Ball Colour Change Example Save your colour selection by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bo...

Page 74: ...al To Less Than Less Than or Equal To Greater Than default Greater Than or Equal To Between or Not Between You can then define the alert condition value s by pressing the value box and using the prese...

Page 75: ...lert Condition is met The MFD Touch will beep when this setting is enabled Screen You can enable a screen alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met Once the value is achieved the background of the...

Page 76: ...om left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Numerical Elements The 3 numerical elements are located on the right hand side of the screen and include Longitudinal Acceleration Latera...

Page 77: ...his will open up the NUMERICAL SETTINGS menu Screen 1 Screen 2 There are 2 numerical settings screens available DATA and ALERTS You can toggle between these screens by https en racelogic support Produ...

Page 78: ...an change a parameter by pressing the Select button to open the Data Source menu where you can choose from Standard VBOX CAN Decel Test and Accel Test parameters You can assign any data parameter that...

Page 79: ...h the displayed live speed values if necessary The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data It does not affect any of the performance results or the...

Page 80: ...othing can introduce a slight delay to the displayed value The setting will be greyed out and disabled if the numerical parameter being configured is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Decimal Places You...

Page 81: ...presented RGB sliders to define your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Text Colour Configuration Example Text Colour Change Example Save your colour selection by...

Page 82: ...al To Greater Than default Greater Than or Equal To Between or Not Between You can then define the alert condition value s by pressing the value box and using the presented keypad Alert Value Keypad E...

Page 83: ...tting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit Note The setting will be greyed out and disabled if the numerical parameter being configured is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Buzzer Select to ena...

Page 84: ...e presented RGB sliders to define your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Screen Alert Colour Configuration Example Screen Alert Example Save your colour selectio...

Page 85: ...r 6 numerical elements The first time the unit is booted up the 6 NUMERICAL screen will be displayed by default The units used depends on what is selected in the Settings menu 1 Numerical screen 3 Num...

Page 86: ...e existing parameter area This will open up the NUMERICAL SETTINGS menu Screen 1 Screen 2 There are 2 numerical settings screens available DATA and ALERTS You can toggle between these by pressing the...

Page 87: ...connected VBOX along with any MFD Touch calculated test results to the selected numerical element Note The selected data source is highlighted in blue and the currently selected parameter is displayed...

Page 88: ...an smooth displayed live speed values if required The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data It does not affect any of the performance results or...

Page 89: ...nated data for the selected numerical element Available options include 0 1 2 and 3 The default setting is 2 The exception is integer only channels including Satellites Trigger Test Number Decel Test...

Page 90: ...m left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Notes A text colour change applies to the data text only it does not apply to the parameter label If you enable Night Mode it will reset u...

Page 91: ...ave the selected value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note The setting will...

Page 92: ...d is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Screen You can enable a screen alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met When the value is achieved the background of the parameter will change colour Note The...

Page 93: ...ottom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Note If you enable Night Mode it will reset user defined alert colours https en rac...

Page 94: ...ts used depend on what is selected in the Settings menu Target Element The Target Graph gauge element is located on the bottom of the screen it provides a visual representation of a selected parameter...

Page 95: ...p the TARGET GRAPH SETTINGS menu Screen 1 Screen 2 There are 2 Target Graph settings screens available DATA RANGE and COLOURS ALERT You can toggle between https en racelogic support Product_Info Displ...

Page 96: ...meter is set as speed by default but you can change it by pressing the Select button to open the parameter list You can assign any data parameter that is available from the connected VBOX to the Targe...

Page 97: ...parameter reference name will be greyed out and MISSING PARAMETER will flash in the header of the screen Smoothing You can smooth the Target data if required The input value determines the number of p...

Page 98: ...Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving Notes The maximum input value is 99 Smoothing can introduce a slight delay to the displayed value https en race...

Page 99: ...by default Target Value Keypad Example Save your selected value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings sc...

Page 100: ...Colours settings area The value is set to 2 by default but you can press the value box and use the presented keypad to define the required value By using the default tolerance value of 2 as an exampl...

Page 101: ...or this bar green by default by pressing on the Bar option in the Colours settings area To change the range value press the value box and use the presented keypad to select the required value Using th...

Page 102: ...lable to values under 1000 Axis Spacing The Axis Spacing value tells you how much spacing there is between each gauge increment marker This value changes depending on the Target Range Value Colours Ba...

Page 103: ...To change any of the colours used press the current colours and use the presented RGB sliders to define your new colours The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Background Bar C...

Page 104: ...alue Tolerance Press the button to change the option LED Select this setting to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Target Value Tolerance is met Press the button to cycle through...

Page 105: ...olours area and using the presented RGB sliders to define your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Screen Alert Colour Configuration Example Screen Alert Example N...

Page 106: ...is will open up the NUMERICAL SETTINGS menu Screen 1 Screen 2 There are 2 numerical settings screens available DATA and ALERTS You can toggle between these screens by https en racelogic support Produc...

Page 107: ...change a parameter by pressing the Select button to open the Data Source menu where you can choose from Standard VBOX CAN Decel Test and Accel Test parameters You can assign any data parameter that is...

Page 108: ...smooth the displayed live speed values The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged...

Page 109: ...Smoothing can introduce a slight delay to the displayed value The setting will be greyed out and disabled if the numerical parameter being configured is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Decimal Places C...

Page 110: ...ine your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Text Colour Configuration Example Text Colour Change Example Save your colour selection by pressing the Confirm button...

Page 111: ...Than or Equal To Between or Not Between You can then define the alert condition value s by pressing the value box and using the keypad presented Alert Value Keypad Example Save the selected value by...

Page 112: ...ith the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit Note The setting will be greyed out and disabled if the numerical parameter being configured is UTC Time Longitude or Latitude Buzzer Select to enable an...

Page 113: ...e presented RGB sliders to define your new colour The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview Screen Alert Colour Configuration Example Screen Alert Example Save your colour selectio...

Page 114: ...ccel Test Settings along with the options to Save and Load settings from the SD card inserted in the MFD Touch unit Return to the parameter screen by pressing the Exit button in the bottom left corner...

Page 115: ...2 Units of Measurement Speed Allows you to change the speed units between km h default and mph Changing the speed units will affect all visual speed parameters on all screens the unit labels will cha...

Page 116: ...ult uses the internal ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the screen brightness In dark conditions the screen brightness will dim and in light conditions the screen will brighten Tap the butt...

Page 117: ...his will reset the results for calculated average speed maximum lateral acceleration and calculated distance travelled When you press this button the LEDs will flash green and the unit will emit an au...

Page 118: ...t alert Enabling one or both of the alerts will set the target speed and also allow you to access the sub menu where you can define the target speed condition by pressing the value box and then using...

Page 119: ...l number firmware version number and hardware version number This information is useful in the event you need to troubleshoot a potential issue with the MFD Touch device Decel Test Settings There are...

Page 120: ...the Decel Test parameters Screen 1 Screen 2 The first settings screen is for conducting deceleration tests using start and end speed values the second screen is for when you are using a brake trigger...

Page 121: ...by pressing the current value and using the presented keypad Minimum Trigger Speed Keypad Example Save the selected value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner Press the Cancel but...

Page 122: ...ite Results File Select this option to enable the decel test results to be written to an inserted SD card If the unit cannot detect an SD card this option will be greyed out If you press it when it is...

Page 123: ...following formula using default 80 10 value MFDD v_08 v_01 25 92 s_01 s_08 Where v_08 is the speed at 80 of the brake trigger activation speed v_01 is the speed at 10 of the brake trigger activation s...

Page 124: ...Example Save the selected value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings screen without saving https en ra...

Page 125: ...a brake trigger Percentage The maximum To percentage selectable is the From value 1 The minimum To percentage selectable is the value inputted as the End Speed expressed as a percentage of configured...

Page 126: ...Parameters 0 Speed 0 Test Parameters Test Type Parameters Speed Start Speed km h or mph Minimum input 0 maximum input 998 9 End Speed km h or mph Minimum input Greater of 5 km h and Start Speed 1 maxi...

Page 127: ...ancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Custom Test screen without saving Note You can enter speed up to 1 decimal place To save the range press the Confirm button in the bottom right...

Page 128: ...n the one foot rollout here Note if enabled the label ONE FOOT ROLLOUT ENABLED will be appended to each logged test result on the SD card Write Results File Select to enable the accel test results to...

Page 129: ...tone is emitted if the Save Settings to SD button is pressed Save Settings Keypad Example When the file is saved successfully the screen will present a file saved notification the LEDs will flash gre...

Page 130: ...ft corner to return to the Settings screen without saving When the file is loaded successfully the screen will present a file loaded notification the LEDs will flash green and the unit will emit an au...

Page 131: ...https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 05_ _MFD_Touch_Settings 131...

Page 132: ...pecification MFD Touch physical touch screen specification and dimensions information MFD Touch Updating the Firmware How to update the MFD Touch Firmware Occasionally Racelogic will release new versi...

Page 133: ...MFD Touch EC Declaration of Conformity https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 06_ _MFD_Touch_Technical_Properties MFD_Touch_ _EC_Declaration_of_Conformity 133...

Page 134: ...https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 06_ _MFD_Touch_Technical_Properties MFD_Touch_ _EC_Declaration_of_Conformity 134...

Page 135: ...MFD Touch PIN OUTS Right side view of MFD Touch https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 06_ _MFD_Touch_Technical_Properties MFD_Touch_ _PIN_OUTS 135...

Page 136: ...nction 1 O RS232 Tx reserved for future development 2 I RS232 Rx reserved for future development 3 I O CAN High 4 I O CAN Low 5 I Power Chassis I Ground https en racelogic support Product_Info Display...

Page 137: ...tion 1 O RS232 Tx reserved for future development 2 I RS232 Rx reserved for future development 3 I O CAN High 4 I O CAN Low 5 I Power Chassis I Ground https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays...

Page 138: ...Temperature 20 C to 60 C Storage Temperature 20 C to 80 C Size rounded 134 x 84 x 29 mm approximate Weight 313 g with plastic mount connector Touch Screen Size 4 3 TFT Capacitive Touch Resolution 480...

Page 139: ...g Richter mounting system or 20 TPI UNC Dimensions https en racelogic support Product_Info Displays MFD_Touch MFD_Touch_User_Guide 06_ _MFD_Touch_Technical_Properties MFD_Touch_ _Technical_Specificati...

Page 140: ...he download Register here 2 Unzip the folder and place the rvf file on to the root directory of the SD card not in the media or any other folder 3 Insert the SD card into the side panel of the unpower...

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