Racelogic RLVBDSP03-24 User manual
Multi- unction Display User Manual
•01 - M D Introduction
•02 - M D Test screens
•03 - M D Data Display Options
•04 - M D Menu Options
•05 - M D Setup (VBOX Tools)
•06 - M D Display Parameter Tables
•07 - M D Thermal Printer
•08 - M D irmware Upgrade
•09 - M D CAN Output
•10 - M D PIN OUTS
•11 - M D Technical Specifications
•12 - M D Standard Inventory and Accessories
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01 - M D Introduction
eatures
• Display multiple data parameters at one time
• Backlit large character display
• User selectable display parameters
• ¼ - 20 Thread mounting
Inputs/Outputs
Connection to VBOX
The Multi- unction Display has 2 LEMO connectors at each end. The top left and top right connectors share the same
function and are used for connection to the VBOX CAN bus and to supply power to the display. The bottom left and
bottom right connectors are serial connections. The function of these connectors is to allow firmware upgrade via a PC
and to provide connection to a thermal printer for instant paper record of test results. Also in the serial connectors is a
digital output, which will either send a pulse or toggle its state when a split line is crossed.
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Basic Operation
Three buttons are used to configure the display.
The left and right arrow keys are used for selecting a menu item or cycling through the display screens. When power is
applied, the display will revert to the data display mode.
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How to select a Parameter
1. Main screen displayed – press OK.
2. Press right arrow so the display shows ‘SET
PARAMETERS’. Press OK.
3. Press right arrow until the parameter to be altered is
displayed. Press OK.
4. Using right arrow, select either general, brake, accel
or CAN parameters. Press OK to select.
5. The code to be changed should now be flashing. Use
the arrow key to select the new parameter. Press OK to
set. The M display will beep to indicate setting change
has been successful.
6. Press the left arrow button until the display shows
BACK. Press OK. Repeat this step once more to return
to the main screen.
Mounting
The M display is supplied with a windscreen suction mount. This can be connected using the ¼ 20 fitting on the rear
side of the display. Make sure the hole on the rear of the display that is used for the buzzer is not obstructed.
Note: Exposing the windscreen mount to large changes in temperature over a prolonged period of time may cause loss
of suction. We would recommend that the suction mount is removed when the days testing is complete.
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02 - M D Test screens
Pre-set test screens
The eight pre-set test screens allow the user to set up eight individual test profiles that can be accessed directly and
quickly when testing a vehicle. The test that is displayed on the screen will be the test that is being conducted. At the
end of each test the time and distance for the test is displayed and printed on a thermal printer if connected. The results
of the test are also output on the CAN bus.
When you scroll to a new test the test name and start and end conditions are momentarily displayed, then the screen
shows three parameters, Velocity, Time and Distance.
Pre test setup
rom any one of the eight Pre-set Test screens press OK to enter the Set up screens for the Pre-set test.
Press OK to clear the current results of this Pre-set test.
Press OK to clear the results from all of the Pre-set
tests.
Press OK to print all of the results from all of the Pre-set
tests on a Thermal Printer connected to the serial port of
the M D.
Press OK to enter the general Pre-set test setup
screens.
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Press OK to return to the main menu
Entering the Setup menu from any of the pre-set tests will enter the general setup menu from which each of the pre-set
tests can be configured. The Pre-set test numbers are shown on the screen, use the arrow buttons to scroll to the Pre-
set screen you wish to edit then press OK to edit the test details.
Use the left and right arrow keys to scroll through an
alphanumeric list, then press OK to confirm and proceed
to the next character, up to 10 characters.
Press OK choose between ENABLED and DISABLED.
With ENABLED selected all tests will start with a brake
trigger event.
Press OK to edit the Start speed for the test.
Press OK to edit the End speed for the test.
Press OK to edit the distance over which the test should
be timed.
Press OK to return to the main menu
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03 - M D Data Display Options
When power is first applied to the display, it will revert to the last screen displayed. Then pressing one of the arrow keys
in this mode will cycle through the 13 screen layouts. Some screens will display a title page, which will timeout after
approximately one second if no buttons are pressed. The title pages are to inform the user as to which page is
displayed, as shown in the examples below.
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Mode Screens
The different mode screens are as shown below (default setup).
Display Parameters
When viewing data Main screen 1 or 2, the user can configure the display to show either four or two parameters
simultaneously.
If four parameters are displayed at once, a two digit code is shown next to each section of channel data. A list of all the
parameter codes used by the M Display can be found on page 06 - M D Display parameter tables.
If only two parameters are displayed, then the complete description of the channel will be displayed alongside the value,
as shown above.
The setting to change between parameter configurations can be found in CONFIG DISPLAY > NUM OF PARAMS.
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The parameters are split into 4 groups: General, Brake, Accel and CAN. General parameters are taken from standard
Racelogic CAN output from the VBOX. Brake parameters are commonly used in brake testing, the majority of which
require the use of a brake trigger switch with the VBOX. Accel parameters are used in acceleration tests, and CAN
parameters are from external modules connected to a CAN bus, such as analogue, thermocouple or vehicle CAN data.
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04 - M D Menu Options
Enter the main menu by pressing the OK button when in either of the main screen displays. When the desired option to
configure is highlighted, press the OK again to move into to the next sub-menu or setup area. Each menu layer will have
a BACK option. Pressing OK when this is highlighted will exit the currently selected sub-menu.
Main Menu
Define the displayed parameters in both main screens.
Settings such as Contrast, Backlight brightness and
units of measurement.
View the display firmware version and serial number.
View the current compact flash file name, memory %
used and logging status.
Press OK to return to the data display mode.
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