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Tests

Updated on Apr 23, 2026
  • You can access the menu by pressing the OK button.
  • Use the Up and Down arrows to navigate through the menu and press the OK button to enter a submenu or change a setting.
  • When editing a setting, the Up and Down buttons will let you scroll through the available options for that setting and the OK button will confirm your selection.
  • Use the Back button to exit a setting. 

This menu can be used to configure test/lap timing settings.

Illustration of a VBOX Omega displaying the main menu with Tests highlighted.

This menu can be used to configure test/lap timing settings.

Illustration of a VBOX Omega displaying the main menu with Tests highlighted.


Defines the width of any gates set up to 99.99 m (25 m by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the S/F Gate Width screen.

Defines the width of any gates set up to 99.99 m (25 m by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the S/F Gate Width screen.


Defines the minimum time between triggers for the second trigger to be valid. If a trigger is detected before this time, it will be ignored (1 s by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Retrigger Time screen.

Defines the minimum time between triggers for the second trigger to be valid. If a trigger is detected before this time, it will be ignored (1 s by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Retrigger Time screen.


Defines the width of the pulse emitted when crossing a lap or split timeline (1 s by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Lap Pulse Width screen.

Defines the width of the pulse emitted when crossing a lap or split timeline (1 s by default).

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Lap Pulse Width screen.


Determines whether the 'Split Time' CAN channel is either the total lap time at the point of crossing the split line or the delta time between split lines.

SF - Split or Split - Split

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Split to Split Time screen.

Determines whether the 'Split Time' CAN channel is either the total lap time at the point of crossing the split line or the delta time between split lines.

SF - Split or Split - Split

Illustration of a VBOX Omega showing the Split to Split Time screen.