Multi-Function Display App

1 Numerical Screen

Default Parameter:

• Speed

3 Numerical Screen

Default parameters:

• Speed
• Satellites
• Heading

4 Numerical screen

Default parameters:

• Speed
• Satellites
• Heading
• UTC Time

6 Numerical Screen

Default parameters:

• Speed
• Satellites
• Heading
• UTC Time
• Height
• Vertical Velocity

Change a parameter by tapping the Select button to open the Data Source menu where you can choose from Standard and Decel Test parameters.

You can assign any data parameter that is available from the connected VBOX unit along with any calculated test results from the MFD app to the selected numerical element.

Apply smoothing to the live speed values on the display if required.

The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data. It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit.

Enable smoothing by tapping on the current value (off by default) and use the presented keypad to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use for the smoothing.

Select how many decimal places are used to represent the nominated data for the selected numerical element. 

Available options are 0, 1, 2 and 3. The default setting is 2. 

The exception is integer-only channels, including Satellites, Trigger Test Number, Decel Test Number, and UTC Time, which do not have any decimal points.

Define the text colour of the numerical element data.

Tap the current colour (black by default) to open the Select Text Colour screen.

Use the RGB sliders to define the new colour. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

Save the selected colour by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return the Numerical Settings screen without saving.

This option allows you to define an alert condition.

Tap the Select button to cycle through the available conditions: 

• Equal To
• Not Equal To
• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To
• Greater Than (default)
• Greater Than or Equal To
• Between
• Not Between

Define the alert condition value(s) by tapping the value box and using the presented keypad to enter the required value(s).

Select this option to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met. Press the button to cycle through the options, the device will preview the setting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit.

Select this option to enable a sound alert (beep) when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Enable a screen alert for when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Once the alert condition is met, the background of the parameter will change colour.

Tap the current colour (yellow by default) and use the presented RGB sliders to define the required colour. The area to the left of the sliders will provide a colour preview.

Save the selected colour by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return the Numerical Settings screen without saving.

The gauge parameter is set as Speed by default, but can be changed by tapping the Select button to open the parameter list. You can assign any data parameter that is available from the connected VBOX to the Analogue Gauge (apart from UTC Time, Longitude or Latitude).

If required, you can smooth the Analogue Gauge data.

The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data. It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data from the connected unit.

You can enable smoothing by tapping the current value (off by default) and using the keypad presented to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use in the display smoothing.

Save the selected value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right-hand corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left-hand corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Define the minimum and maximum range values for the Analogue Gauge element's axes. 

Tap the value boxes and use the presented keypads to enter the required values (set as 0 and 100 by default).

Save the chosen values by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right-hand corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left-hand corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

The Axis spacing value tells you how much spacing there is between each gauge increment marker. The value will change depending on the Minimum/Maximum range values.

This option allows you to define an alert condition.

Tap the Select button to cycle through the available conditions: 

• Equal To
• Not Equal To
• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To
• Greater Than (default)
• Greater Than or Equal To
• Between
• Not Between

Define the alert condition value(s) by tapping the value box and using the presented keypad to enter the required value(s).

Save the selected condition by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right-hand corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left-hand corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Select to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Tap the button to cycle through the options, the device will preview the setting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit.

Enable a sound alert (beep) when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Enable a screen target zone in relation to the Defined Alert Condition.

If the value has yet to be achieved, the 'False Colour' will appear within the target zone, once the value is achieved, the 'True Colour' will appear within the target zone.

To change the True and False target zone alert colours, tap the current colours (yellow and red by default) to Select Colour screens.

Use the presented RGB sliders to define the required colours. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

To save a colour, tap the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

This area displays which acceleration parameters are associated with which G-Ball gauge axis (X-axis: lateral acceleration, Y-axis: longitudinal acceleration).

Apply smoothing to the G-Ball gauge data if required.

The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed gauge data. It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit.

The SMOOTHING VALUE is set to 10 samples by default. You can change this value or turn off the smoothing by pressing the current value and using the presented keypad to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use in the display smoothing.

Save the selected value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right-hand corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left-hand corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

This option allows you to define an absolute range for the G-Ball element's axes. Press on the value box and use the presented keypad to define the required value.

Save the chosen value by pressing the Confirm button in the bottom right corner. Press the Cancel button in the bottom left corner of the screen to return to the Settings screen without saving.

The Axis Spacing value tells you how much spacing there is between each gauge increment marker. The value changes depending on the X-Y Axes Range Value.

Change the colour of the G-Ball in the gauge element by tapping the current colour (red by default) to open the colour selection screen. Use the presented RGB sliders to define your new colour. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

Save the new colour by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

This option allows you to define an alert channel. Tap the Select button to toggle between lateral and longitudinal acceleration.

Change the alert condition by tapping the Select button to cycle through the available conditions:

• Equal To
• Not Equal To
• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To
• Greater Than (default)
• Greater Than or Equal To
• Between
• Not Between

Set the alert condition value(s) by tapping the value box and using the presented keypad to enter the required value(s).

Save the selected value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Select this setting to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met. Tap the button to cycle through the options. The device will preview the setting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit.

Select to enable an audible alert when the defined Alert Condition is met. The MFD Touch will beep when this setting is enabled.

Enable a screen alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Once the value is achieved, the background of the parameter will change colour.

Tap the current colour (yellow by default) to open the colour selection screen. Use the presented RGB sliders to define your new colour. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

Save your colour selection by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

The gauge parameter is set as Speed by default, but you can change it by tapping the Select button to open the parameter list.

You can assign any available data parameter from the connected VBOX to the Target Gauge (apart from UTC Time, Longitude or Latitude).

You can smooth the Target data if required. The input value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data. It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit.

To enable smoothing, press the current value (off by default) and use the presented keypad to enter the number of previous data samples you would like to use within the display smoothing.

Save your selected value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

The target value will be located at the centre of the gauge. You can define this by pressing the value box and using the presented keypad to define the required value (set as 240 by default).

Save your selected value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Define the tolerance (target zone) displayed on either side of the target value. You can define the colour used for this zone (red by default) in the Colours Settings.

The value is set to 2 by default. Tap the value button and use the presented keypad to enter a new value.

When using the default +/- tolerance value of 2 for a target value of 100, the target zone would be between 98 and 102.

Save the new value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner. 

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Change the range of the background bar.

Change the colour used for the bar (green by default) by tapping on the Bar option in the Colours Settings.

Tap the value box and use the presented keypad to enter the required value, (10 by default).

Example: Wen using the default range value of 10 for a target value of 100, the bar range would be between 95 and 105.

Save the new value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner,.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return the Settings Screen without saving.

The Axis Spacing value displays the spacing between each gauge increment marker. This value depends on the Target Range Value.

Change the following colours in the Colours Settings.

• Bar
  Set the colour of the bar in the background of the Target Graph.
  
  
• Target Zone
  Set the colour of the Target Zone in the Target Graph.
  
  The Target Zone is configured in the Tolerance Value option in the Range settings.
  
  
• Data Indicator
  Set the colour of the Data Indicator on the Target Graph. This will indicate the current value.
  
  
• Screen Alert
  Set the colour of the Screen Alert that indicates when the Target Value Tolerance is met. You can find more information about changing this value in the Screen option in the Alerts settings below.

Change Alert Colour

Change a colour by tapping on the currently selected colour to open the relevant colour selection screen. Use the RGB sliders to define the required colour. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

Save the new colour by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return the Settings Screen without saving.

Configure whether the alert is for when a value is Out of (default) or Within the defined Target Value Tolerance. Tap the button to toggle between the options.

The Visual Alert makes the LEDs either illuminate or flash when the Defined Target Value Tolerance is met.

Tap the button to toggle between the options.

VBOX Touch will preview an option as you set it.

Enable a sound alert (beep) when the Defined Target Value Tolerance is met.

Enable a screen alert to display when the Defined Target Value Tolerance is met. Whenever the set target value zone is met, the Target Graph background will change colour.

The gauge parameter is set as Speed by default.

Change the parameter by tapping the Select button to open the parameter list.

You can assign any available data parameter from the connected VBOX to the Bar Graph Gauge (except UTC Time, Longitude or Latitude).

Apply smoothing to the Bar Graph data.

The value determines the number of previous data samples used to smooth the displayed data. It does not affect any of the performance results or the logged data of the connected unit.

Enable smoothing by tapping on the current value (set to Off by default) and use the presented keypad to enter the number of data samples you would like to use for the display smoothing.

Save the new value by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Set the minimum and maximum range values for the axes of the Bar Graph element. 

Change a value by tapping the button and using the presented keypad to enter the new value.

By default, the Minimum value is set to 0 and the Maximum value is set to 100.

Save the new value by tapping on the Confirm button in the bottom right corner of the screen.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner of the screen to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

The Axis Spacing setting displays the current spacing between each gauge increment marker on the Bar Graph.

This value depends on the set Minimum/Maximum Range.

Define an alert condition by tapping the Select button to cycle through the available conditions: 

• Equal To
• Not Equal To
• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To
• Greater Than (default)
• Greater Than or Equal To
• Between
• Not Between 

Set the condition value by tapping the value button and using the presented keypad to enter the required value.

Save the new values by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return to the Settings Screen without saving.

Select to enable a solid or flashing visual alert when the Defined Alert Condition is met. Press the button to cycle through the options, the device will preview the setting with the 4 red LEDs across the top of the unit.

Enable a sound alert (beep) for when the Defined Alert Condition is met.

Enable a screen target zone in relation to the defined Alert Condition. If is not yet achieved, the 'False Colour' will appear in the target zone. When the value is achieved, the 'True Colour' will appear in the target zone.

Change the True and False alert colours by tapping the current colours (yellow and red by default) to open the relevant colour selection screens. Use the RGB sliders to define the required colour. The area to the left of the sliders provides a colour preview.

Save the new colour by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner.

Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner to return the Settings Screen without saving.

Allows you to change the speed units between km/h (default) and mph. Changing the speed units will affect all visual speed parameters on all screens, the unit labels will change, and all speed values and results will automatically be recalculated. Tap the button to change the units.

Change the distance units used on the display. The option are metres (default) and feet.

Changing the distance unit will affect all visual distance parameters on all screens. The unit labels will change, and all distance values and results will automatically be recalculated.

Tap the button to change the units.

Allows you to change the acceleration units between g (default) and m/s². Changing the acceleration units will affect all acceleration references on all screens, the unit labels will change, and all acceleration values and results will automatically be recalculated. Tap the button to change the units.

Adjust the screen brightness manually.

1 is the dimmest and 5 is the brightest.

Auto (default) uses the internal ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the screen brightness. In dark conditions, the screen brightness will dim, and in light conditions, the screen will brighten.

Tap the button to cycle through the available options.

Adjust the LED brightness manually.

1 is the dimmest and 5 is the brightest.

You can also turn the LEDs off by setting this option to Disabled.

Tap the button to cycle through the available options and the LEDs will preview the brightness level as you do.

The default brightness level is 3.

This setting determines how the average speed parameter data is calculated.

• Moving (default): Average speed will start to calculate as soon as a speed over 0.5 km/h is detected. Calculations will stop when the speed is less than 0.8 km/h.
• Continuous: Average speed is calculated continuously from the start of the test.

Tap this button to reset the results for the calculated average speed, maximum lateral acceleration and calculated distance travelled.

The LEDs will flash green and the unit will emit an audible confirmation notification.

VBOX Touch will display a Cancel Timeout screen, allowing you to cancel the reset within 5 seconds by tapping the screen.

If cancelled, the LEDs will flash red and the unit will emit an audible error note, notifying you that the reset has been cancelled.

Define a Target Speed by tapping on the Target Speed button and using the presented keypad to enter the required speed (with up to 1 decimal place).

Save the target speed by tapping the Confirm button in the bottom right corner of the screen. Tap the Cancel button in the bottom left corner of the screen to return to the Speed Settings screen without saving the target speed. The value will be remembered after each power cycle.

The target speed will be displayed underneath the speed value on the Speed, VMAX and Average Speed screens.

Define the start and end speed conditions of the deceleration test by tapping the corresponding buttons and using the presented keypad to enter the required speed values.

Select to enable audible and visual alert signals when the decel test's start speed criteria are met. The unit will briefly beep and the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash green.

Select to enable audible and visual alert signals when the decel test's end speed criteria are met. The unit will beep and the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash green.

Select this option to enable the Decel Test results to be written to an inserted SD card.

If VBOX Touch cannot detect an SD card:

• the unit will beep
• the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash red
• the unit will emit an audible tone
• a 'NO SD CARD' message will display

This area allows you to set up the start and end periods of the Mean Fully Developed Deceleration (MFDD) analysis period.

This deceleration figure is used to show the maximum deceleration figure a vehicle can achieve. It is usually the deceleration between 80% and 10% of the trigger activation speed, the time at which the vehicle is loaded up and braking at its highest achievable level.

Define the minimum trigger speed at which trigger activation becomes valid. If the trigger is detected below this speed, the test will not start.

Change this value by pressing the current value and using the presented keypad.

Select to enable audible and visual alert signals when the decel test's trigger test has started. The unit will briefly beep and the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash green.

Select to enable audible and visual alert signals when the decel test's end speed criteria are met. The unit will beep and the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash green.

Select this option to enable the Decel Test results to be written to an inserted SD card.

If VBOX Touch cannot detect an SD card:

• the unit will beep
• the 4 LEDs across the top of the device will flash red
• the unit will emit an audible tone
• a 'NO SD CARD' message will display

This area allows you to set up the start and end periods of the Mean Fully Developed Deceleration (MFDD) analysis period.

This deceleration figure is used to show the maximum deceleration figure a vehicle can achieve. It is usually the deceleration between 80% and 10% of the trigger activation speed, the time at which the vehicle is loaded up and braking at its highest achievable level.