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VBOX II User Guide
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Memory Cards
The VBOX II can accept Type-I compact flash memory cards. The memory cards must be formatted using FAT or FAT16 but not FAT32. This option is
normally selectable when formatting the memory card in a card reader connected to a PC.
When logging data to compact flash the blue CF LED will flash or be constantly illuminated. It is important not to remove the flash card while the blue LED is
illuminated. If the card is removed while the VBOX is writing data to it, there is a risk that the data file may be corrupted resulting in loss of data. If ‘Log only
when moving’ is the logging mode selected then wait a short time after the vehicle has stopped for the Blue CF LED to go out. If ‘Log only when moving’ is
not selected i.e. the VBOX is continuously logging then press the Start/stop logging switch if connected or enter VBOX setup in the VBOX software to stop the
VBOX logging data to the compact flash card.
NOTE If you cannot do either of the above then just remove the card. If however the file is reported as corrupt by the VBOX software then load the file into
Notepad and go to the end of the file. It is usual in this case that the last entry is corrupt, so delete it and re-save the file.
GPS Antenna
The GPS Antenna supplied with the VBOX II is a 5v active antenna. For the best possible signal
quality, it is important to maintain a clean connection between the antenna and the VBOX. Before
fixing the antenna to the VBOX, ensure that there are no dust particles in either connector.
Replacement antennas are available by contacting your VBOX distributor.
The antenna is a magnetic mounting type for quick and simple mounting to the vehicle roof. For
optimum GPS signal reception, make sure that the antenna is fitted to the highest point of the vehicle
away from any obstructions that may block satellite reception. The GPS antenna works best with a
metal ground plane underneath (eg. Vehicle roof).
Please also note that when using any GPS equipment, a clear sky view is important. Objects in the
surrounding area such and tall buildings or trees can block the GPS signal causing a reduction or loss
in the number of satellites being tracked.
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