Matty, not every configuration of every track is loaded in the software. I would download the latest track list from the Racelogic site, as they add configs all the time. But this track is a tough one... so many configs...

Is the map on the video background correct?

Yes, odd that they could be different. I rely on the OLED “HD2 Track Selection” more than the phone app, but it shouldn’t make a difference.

My guess is that the outline map database in the CT2 database software is either a) not updated with the latest track list or b) that the video background map (which comes from a VBOX Setup database, NOT “drawn” by GPS path) has not been included or or carried over into the CT2 software.

Basically, a CT2 issue, not a VBOX Setup issue. The map element is correct and the OLED choices exist but the outline map isn’t in the current CT2 track list. In CT2, when you open the file, the available configurations of the track should be presented as options. To go forward to analysis, you would “save the correct option to file” and you would be set.

Ping Bryan or support about it. They may be able to integrate it into the next CT2 Circuit Database release, but it has to be drawn from a google earth or made from a file that includes driving around the interior and exterior track edges, crossing at the S/F line, in order to do that.

No, you’re not wrong.

boxboxbox remembers the VBOX lite and pro before the auto track map feature was introduced, which meant you needed to load the track shape and start/finish on EACH track-specific scene. Haven’t had to do that in years, IF auto-track is enabled.

Hey, I’m with you, especially in pro racing! In IMSA GT3 Cup, Conti GS and GTD, that’s a good idea.

Yoy know you can load up to eight fixed-track scenes at once, but they need to be loaded all at once, then you can select on the OLED or on the wireless app.

Thanks!

While the track outline component is useful for comparing the relative car position between two laps from the same session or day, not sure I’d recommend that as a KPI for analysis. The synced by position video makes it almost redundant, especially in combination with the heading data present in the stats on the lower left, IMO.

Similar to Traqmate’s map, it’s of limited use, far better than AIM, but not as good as MoTeC RaceGrade 20 Hz or VBOX Pro 20 Hz GPS path rendering.

Please keep us posted.

Hi ShakeNBake

You are correct - this is an alternative track configuration that shares the same start/finish line as the default (albeit much less frequently used) main track configuration.

With the track auto-select feature, you are able to select the configuration you want using both the phone preview app, and also via the OLED menu (this is how the HD2 knows which config to overlay when not using a track-specific scene).

What is interesting here is that upon selecting the correct configuration from the phone app, the correct track map appears in the phone preview (this proves that the system correctly recognized/acknowledged the track selection).

It’s possible that either the phone app track menu or the OLED track menu is overriding or conflicting with the other causing the default track config to overlay. The other possibility is that the phone app and/or oled track selection is stored in volatile memory and the default is restored when powered off and then on again. That would also explain how the track selection seems to get dropped in favor of the default (speculation on my part)

The RD team have some clues and have seen similar symptoms before.. so interested with what they come back with.

Worst case scenario I can create a scene for every track and config I run per your comments and those of boxboxbox (boxbox).

Teething issues aside.. the immediate side by side sector and lap synch/stepping/comparison is incredibly powerful. Fantastic product and software.

Matty