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Ethernet

Updated on Apr 17, 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 you edit 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. 

You can use this menu to configure the Ethernet on your VBOX Speed Sensor unit. 

Illustration of the Main Menu of VBOX Speed Sensor with Ethernet highlighted.

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 you edit 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. 

You can use this menu to configure the Ethernet on your VBOX Speed Sensor unit. 

Illustration of the Main Menu of VBOX Speed Sensor with Ethernet highlighted.


Ethernet is switched off.

Illustration of the Mode screen with OFF displayed.

Ethernet is switched off.

Illustration of the Mode screen with OFF displayed.

This mode outputs the Racelogic proprietary Ethernet output. 

Illustration of the Mode screen with RACELOGIC displayed.

This mode outputs the Racelogic proprietary Ethernet output. 

Illustration of the Mode screen with RACELOGIC displayed.

This is the IP address of your VBOX Speed Sensor. In this setting, you can change the IP address, which is stored in the unit's memory.

Illustration of the Racelogic IP screen.

This is the IP address of your VBOX Speed Sensor. In this setting, you can change the IP address, which is stored in the unit's memory.

Illustration of the Racelogic IP screen.

A static IP that you can change and that is stored in the unit's memory.

Illustration of the Destination IP screen.

A static IP that you can change and that is stored in the unit's memory.

Illustration of the Destination IP screen.