Using a Micro Input Module with VBOX Video HD2
CAN data transmitted from a Micro Input Module (MICIN) can be received by VBOX Video HD2 and used for producing full colour HD graphics that are overlaid onto the video in real-time, making your videos more exciting and informative. To connect a VBOX Video HD2 system to a Micro Input Module, an RLCAB090-C cable is required.
Hardware Setup
When connecting the Micro Input Module to a VBOX Video HD2, plug the Mini-Din connector into the DATA port on the MICIN module, and the Lemo connector into the CAN / SER port on the VBOX Video HD2.
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Scene Setup
For use with VBOX Video HD2.
- Open VBOX Video Software and either load or create a new scene. Navigate to the CAN settings area using the ‘Settings’ button in the top left menu bar.
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- To log data from a Micro Input Module, select ‘Racelogic module’ from the ‘Source’ drop down list and select Micro Input Module (MICIN).
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- When Micro Input Module (MICIN) is selected, the channels available to log will be shown. To log all channels, either tick the ‘Log’ box or choose 'Select all'. Channels can also be selected to log individually.
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- Once channels are selected to log, they will appear in the centre ‘CAN Inputs’ list. At this point they can be assigned to elements within the scene (Windows / macOS). As soon as a Micro Input Module is selected to log, this will also automatically enable CAN send acknowledge.
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- To edit the setup of any individual channel that is set to log, click on the channel of interest within the centre ‘CAN Inputs’ list. The channel settings will appear in the right hand panel.
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- Once you have finished with the scene, save to an SD card or USB stick and then upload to the VBOX Video HD2.