- Velocity (Km/h or Mph)
- Longitudinal Acceleration (g)
- Lateral Acceleration (g)
- Satellites in view
- Height
It comes with two rubber mounting cups.
It is designed to show a large number of different variables and results on a clear backlit LCD display that can be mounted on the windscreen. There is an optional heavy duty rubber suction cup which screws into the back of the display via a standard camera tripod style fixing.
The display can be used to show velocity, distance, lap times, g-forces, temperatures, time between speeds, any CAN parameter, and many more (see below) all in real time without the need for a laptop.
In addition, the display has a target screen which shows a bar graph of any parameter, alongside a configurable target. This is very useful for maintaining a steady brake pedal pressure, or deceleration rate during a brake stop.
The Multifunction Display can be setup from the display itself, or via the Windows VBOX software. (mfd-setup.gif)
- No. of Satellites
- Time
- Latitude (degrees minutes seconds)
- Longitude (degrees minutes seconds)
- Velocity (speed over ground, kmh or mph)
- Vertical velocity (kmh or mph)
- Heading (degrees north)
- Height (meters or feet)
- Lateral acceleration (g)
- Maximum Lateral acceleration (g)
- Longitudinal acceleration (g)
- Distance travelled
Acceleration parameters
- Time between two speeds (s)
- Time to set distance (1/4 mile, 400m etc)
External module parameters
- Temperatures from thermocouple module (degrees Celsius)
- Analogue inputs
- Yaw rate (from CAN yaw rate sensor, degrees per second)
- Lateral acceleration (from CAN yaw rate
sensor, g)
- Time between two speeds (s)
- Distance between two speeds (m or feet)
- Distance from brake trigger to rest (m or feet)
- Corrected distance (to nearest whole 5kmh/mph)
- Time from brake trigger to rest (s)
- Speed at which brake trigger is pressed (kmh or mph)
- MFDD
- Peak G
- Average G
Lap timing parameters (all 0.1s resolution)
- Last Lap time
- Best lap time
- Current time
- Last 20 lap times
- 20 Split points
- Velocity at end of lap (kmh or mph)
- Velocity at splits 1-20 (kmh or mph)
