Getting Started

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Registration

Please register your VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer 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?

When you purchase a VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer, you will find the following items when you open the box:

Product Code	Quantity	Description
VBLAPMINI-V1	1	VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer Unit
RLACS262	1	External GPS/GLONASS Low Profile Antenna
RLACS287	1	Lightweight Suction Mount
RLCAB165	1	6-way Hirose to 12 V Cigar Lighter Power Cable (2 m)
RLACS313	1	8 GB SD Ultima Pro Memory Card

Features
Use to avoid pit stop penalties Minimises the time spent in the pits Prompts when to leave the pit box Warns if you are likely to cross the line too early Easy operation Low power consumption Multiple mounting methods

Compatible Media

The VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer can record to MMC, SD, SDHC and SDXC media cards formatted in a FAT or FAT32 format.

SDXC cards will be formatted as exFAT by default, a format type not supported by VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer. You can still use them, as long as you reformat them to FAT32 first. There are various free third-party applications available online to format SDXC cards.

Memory Usage

If the SD card you use has less than 10 MB of space available you will see a warning symbol flashing periodically on the screen indicating the amount of memory available.

The Function of the OK Button

Depending on which mode is currently active on the screen, the function of the OK button will change. The splash screen shown when scrolling through the menu describes the function of the OK button in each mode.

You can also find the complete list below:

Mode	Function
Pit Timing	Start and stop logging (creation of pit time .txt file)
Speed	No function
Menu	Access the Menu

No Media

If you do not have an SD card inserted in your VBOX Mini Pit Lane Timer, it will show a "No Media" message while the vehicle is moving at speeds of 5 mph or less. This makes it easier for you to make sure that you have an SD card inserted before you start your logging.