Download the app from the VBOX Motorsport website.

For installation instructions, refer to the Installing or Updating an App article.

The sensor display has been split into four areas representing each brake disc; front left brake disc (top left), front right brake disc (top right), rear left brake disc (bottom left) and rear right brake disc (bottom right).

For each brake disc, available information includes a visual concentric heat map temperature representation, live temperature and maximum temperature achieved.

Each sensor measures 16 temperature points across the tyre surface, displayed as heat blocks on the main screen.

The heat blocks use a colour scale from blue (minimum temperature) to red (maximum temperature), blending through green and yellow.

If the heat blocks appear greyed out, VBOX Touch is not detecting a CAN connection.

The BTMS app stores the highest measured temperature from each sensor and displays these values on the Sensor Display.

Until a temperature reading is received, “--” is shown in place of the value.

Maximum temperature values are retained after a power cycle, but can be reset using the Reset button in the Sensor Display footer.

The four LEDs at the top of the unit provide visual feedback based on the current operation of the VBOX Touch

Tap on the Settings button in the left corner of the Sensor Display footer to open the Brake Temperature App Settings.

The following settings screens are available:

• Temperature Settings
• Sensor Settings
• General Settings
• Diagnostics

Use the navigation buttons or swipe left/right on the screen to move between the different setting screens.

Use the Temperature Settings to adjust the temperature thresholds for your test.

Each setting includes a slider. You can change the value by dragging the blue circle left or right, or by using the + and – buttons to make more precise adjustments.

This setting defines the minimum temperature value for the heat blocks.

Any temperature reading below this value will be displayed in blue.

For example, if the minimum temperature is set to 30°C, any reading below 30°C will appear blue.

This setting defines the maximum temperature value for the heat blocks.

Any temperature reading above this value will be displayed in red.

For example, if the maximum temperature is set to 120°C, any reading above 120°C will appear red.

This setting defines the temperature threshold that activates the overheat LEDs.

When a tyre exceeds this temperature, the corresponding LED illuminates red and remains on until the temperature has stayed below the threshold for at least 1 second.

Each LED represents a tyre position, as defined below.

This setting defines the temperature unit used in the app. Choose between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

All temperature values on the Temperature Settings screen and the Sensor Display will automatically convert to match the selected unit.

Tap the button showing the current unit to toggle between the two options.

Use the Sensor Settings to configure the connected Tyre Temperature Sensors.

You can change a setting by tapping the corresponding button next to each option. The button displays the currently selected option.

This setting allows you to match each sensor to a tyre position (FL, FR, RL, RR).

This is useful if sensors have been installed in different positions from the default, as it allows you to correct the layout without physically moving them.

To change the sensor for a tyre position, tap the number button to cycle through sensors 1, 2, 3, and 4 until the correct sensor is shown.

This setting allows you to adjust for how the sensors are mounted on the vehicle.

Normal orientation is when the sensor is mounted on top of the chassis, with the mounting surface facing down.

Upside down orientation is when the sensor is mounted underneath the chassis, with the mounting surface facing up.

You must select the correct orientation to ensure the heat blocks are displayed in the correct order on the Sensor Display.

Tap the button showing the current orientation to toggle between the two options.

The on-screen sensor image will update to reflect the selected orientation.

Use the General Settings to configure the VBOX Touch unit.

You can change a setting by tapping the corresponding button next to each option. The button displays the currently selected option.

This screen displays basic GPS receiver and VBOX information.

The Coldstart feature is included in the GPS Information section. Tap the Coldstart button to trigger a coldstart if VBOX Touch cannot acquire satellite lock.

For more details about the information shown on this screen, refer to the VBOX Touch User Guide.

The Brake Temperature App provides a real-time visual overview of brake disc temperature data from the connected Brake Temperature Sensors.

During operation, use the heat blocks to monitor temperature distribution across each brake disc. The colour range from blue (cool) to red (hot) allows you to quickly identify uneven heating or potential overheat conditions.

The LED indicators provide immediate visual feedback for key events, such as overheat warnings and screenshot captures.

Ensure that the displayed sensor positions (FL, FR, RL, RR) match the physical installation on the vehicle, as incorrect configuration may result in misleading data.

The satellite icon indicates GNSS status and should show a valid lock before relying on logged data or time synchronisation.

The Brake Temperature App logs a standard .vbo data file containing all standard GPS parameters, along with 16 CAN parameters from each sensor (64 in total).