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Quick Start Guide

Updated on Apr 27, 2026

(VBTOUCHR / VBTOUCH-V2 / VBTOUCH-V3)

VBOX Touch

This guide shows how to set up the unit and start logging data.

VBOX Touch

This guide shows how to set up the unit and start logging data.


Typical kit includes:

  • VBOX Touch or VBOX Touch RTK unit
  • Power cable (vehicle supply)
  • SD card
  • GNSS antenna
  • Mounting solution
  • Protective rubber cover
  • Carry case


Connect to vehicle power (12 V supply)

The unit will power on automatically.

On startup, the unit will:

  • Search for satellites
  • Detect the SD card
  • Open the mode selection screen (first use only)

Insert a FAT32-formatted SD card into the unit.

All data is recorded directly to the SD card.
For best performance, use a Class 10 card or higher.

While the internal antenna may be sufficient in open environments, the external antenna improves signal reliability.

Connect the GNSS antenna to the Antenna port and place it on the vehicle with a clear view of the sky.

You can find more information about best practices in the GNSS Antenna Placement article.

Mount the unit securely using the supplied mount.

Ensure the screen is clearly visible during use.

VBOX Touch mounted in car using the windscreen suction mount.
Typical installation in the vehicle.



Select a display mode on first startup.

Use the touchscreen to change modes and settings.


Automatic Logging

The unit records data to the SD card when logging.

By default, logging starts automatically when the vehicle moves.

Manual Logging

Tap the SD card icon on the display to start and stop logging manually.

Manual logging overrides automatic logging.


The unit is ready when:

  • Live speed or position data is visible
  • The SD card icon is green (ready)
  • The recording icon appears when logging


Once set up, the unit will:

  • Display live performance data.
  • Record all data to the SD card.
  • Allow you to switch between test modes without reconfiguration.


Recorded sessions are saved as .vbo files on the SD card.

These can be analysed using VBOX Test Suite.