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01 Getting Started

The information you need when you are getting started with your VBOX 25 Hz Speed Sensor (v2), including opening the box and registering your product and other information that is important to know before you can install and use it for testing.
Registration

Please register your VBOX 25 Hz GPS Speed Sensor (v2) unit so that Racelogic can continue to provide you with notifications about the latest software releases and firmware upgrades for your Racelogic product and offer technical support.

Register your device here.

What is in the box?  
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RLVBSS25-V2

VBOX 25 Hz GPS Speed Sensor (v2)

Product Code Quantity Description
VBSS25-V2 1 VBOX 25 Hz GPS Speed Sensor unit
RLVBACS018 1 Magnetic GNSS antenna (5 m cable)
RLCAB226 1 Cable loom - Deutsch 23W ASDD - Multiple Connectors (1.2 m)
RLCALUKAS 1 Certificate of Calibration

Note: You may have to order additional cables separately

Power Supply

VBOX 25 Hz Speed Sensor units is powered via the POWER IN banana plugs. Alternatively, you can use the CAN OUT + POWER lead on the loom to pass power to the Speed Sensor from a third-party device. Contact Racelogic Support for guidance

IMPORTANT

  • The maximum operating voltage input must not exceed 30 V DC. Failure to observe this could result in damage to the VBOX unit.
  • The cable looms and unit connectors are colour coded. It is important that you use a loom with a colour marker that corresponds with the colour marker on the unit's connector. The VBOX 25 Hz GPS Speed Sensor (v2) has a yellow colour marker. 


VBOX Speed Sensors have been designed to generate as little heat as possible and has a wide operating temperature range. It is, however, good practice to mount it in a position where it has sufficient airflow around the unit.

RLCAB226 Cable Loom

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Cable Function Cable Function
A UNIT CONNECTOR E DIGITAL OUT
B SERIAL F DIGITAL IN
C POWER IN G CAN OUT + POWER
D CAN OUT    

Note: You can find the complete pinout information for the VBOX unit here.

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