Firmware History

The units are now able to perform circuit or point-to-point tests, with "time at" and "speed at" results given for up to 6 separate split gates.

The Lap Timing settings configure start and finish gates and splits for lap timing purposes.

There are 2 Lap Timing Settings screens:

• Lap Timing Settings - Gate Survey
• Lap Timing Settings

Lap Timing Settings - Gate Survey #

Clear All Gates #

Clears all active lap timing gates.

Selecting this option begins the clearing process and displays a progress screen. Tap the screen before the process completes to abort and keep the current gates.

Set Start Gate #

Tap the Set Start Gate button to open the Set Start Gate screen.

Drive to the required location on the track, then tap the screen to set the start gate.

The start gate is used as both the start and finish gate by default. Set a separate finish gate only if required.

Select Cancel to return to the Lap Timing Settings without setting a gate.

Set Finish Gate #

Tap the Set Finish Gate button to open the Set Finish Gate screen.

Drive to the required location on the track, then tap the screen to set the finish gate.

Select Cancel to return to the Lap Timing Settings without setting a gate.

If a separate finish gate is not set, the start gate will also be used as the finish gate.

Splits #

Set Splits #

You can set up to 6 splits for lap timing.

Drive to the required location on the track, then tap the screen to set a split. The screen will automatically change to set the next split. Tap the screen again when you want to add the next split.

Select Confirm Splits at any time to save the configured splits and return to the Lap Timing Settings.

Edit Splits #

Once splits have been created, you can return and edit them.

You can:

• add additional splits (up to a maximum of 6)
• change the location of existing splits

Use the Skip to Next button to move past splits you want to keep. When the required split is shown, tap the screen to set the split at the vehicle's current location.

Select Confirm Splits at any time to save the configured splits and return to the Lap Timing Settings.

Gate Help #

Lap Timing Settings #

Load Gates from SD #

Import gates from a gates file stored on the inserted SD card.

Selecting this option opens the Select Gates File screen, where you can choose from the available files.

Save Gates to SD #

Save the configured start/finish and split gates to a gates file on the SD card.

Selecting this option begins the save process. Tap the screen while the file is being saved to abort.

Gate Width #

Reset Lap Timing Data #

Clears cumulative and historical lap timing results, including:

• average lap time
• lap count
• best lap time

Selecting this option begins the reset process and displays a progress screen.

Tap the screen before the process completes to abort and keep the current data.

Split Time from S/F #

Write Results to SD #

Alert at Split #

Alert at Finish #

VMAX has been added as a test type in the Accel Test Settings.

Test results will automatically print when MFD Touch is connected to an RLVBACS026 Thermal Printer.

You can now connect and use MFD Touch with VBOX 3i ADAS units.

• Support added for product integration with the VBOX 3iS range. (Firmware Version 1.2.9388 or greater required.)
  
• Support added for product integration with the VBOX 100 Hz Speed Sensor range. (Firmware Version 1.8.1664 or greater required.)

Users can now configure:

• Speed test
• Distance test
• 0-Speed-0 tests
• Test start/end alerts
• One-foot rollout

Users can also write test results directly to an SD card inserted in the MFD Touch.

The acceleration test parameters can be displayed on multiple data screens for monitoring in real-time.

MFD Touch is now capable of displaying internal and external CAN data along with analogue/digital data.

This allows for additional channels to be monitored such as:

• ADAS channels
• Internal AD
• External IMU04 
• External MIM01
• External ADC03

Several alerts and user feedback screens have been added to improve the understanding of the behaviours of the MFD Touch and connected VBOX 3i.

These include:

• A logging beep
• Start and end alerts for acceleration tests
• A 'No CAN' feedback screen

VBOX Manager will now cause a brief interrupt in the CAN communication between the VBOX 3i and MFD Touch to allow for the VBOX Manager to configure the VBOX 3i.

A notification screen will be shown on the MFD Touch when VBOX Manager is being used, which will restrict the ability to make changes to the MFD Touch.

Once the changes have been completed, the MFD Touch will regain CAN communication with the VBOX 3i.

The time and date have been added to the written results file for acceleration, deceleration, and trigger tests. This shows the start time and date for each completed run in the file.

Additional indicators have been added to allow users to quickly and easily identify the status of:

• The IMU Kalman Filter
• The dual antenna
• The media status
• The GNSS status

Additional parameters have been added to the selection lists, which allow users to monitor further VBOX 3i parameters.

These parameters include:

• Logging status
• Current file name
• Memory used
• Acceleration test parameters

MFD Touch now calculates centreline deviation and will populate any numerical element with this parameter assigned.

This data will also be populated in the written results file for both deceleration and trigger stop tests.

Users can add and remove data screens to display their data. Up to 10 data screens can be added at any time.

Alongside the existing numerical element display screens, users can now select to display data using an Analogue Gauge, a G-Ball, a Target Graph or a horizontal Bar Graph.