Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 to AiM 5-Pin CAN Cable (RLCAB145)
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Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 to AiM 5-Pin CAN Cable
The genuine Racelogic RLCAB145 connects a VBOX Video HD2 to a compatible AiM Motorsport dash or data logger with a 5-pin CAN connection. At 2 metres long, it gives race engineers and drivers a practical way to integrate AiM data with VBOX video for synchronized analysis and data overlays.
This cable is intended for compatible AiM systems equipped with the required 5-pin CAN connection. It is also commonly searched for as a VBOX HD2 to AIM CAN cable, AIM 5-pin cable, VBOX data cable and Racelogic CAN cable.
What This Cable Does
- Connects a Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 to a compatible AiM Motorsport dash or logger
- Uses the AiM 5-pin CAN connection
- Allows compatible AiM data to be received by the VBOX Video HD2
- Supports synchronized video and data overlay workflows
- Provides 2 metres of cable length for flexible race-car installation
- Supplied as a genuine Racelogic part, RLCAB145
Why Connect AiM Data to VBOX Video?
Video shows what happened on track. Logged AiM data helps explain why. Combining VBOX Video HD2 footage with compatible AiM channels can give drivers, coaches and engineers a clearer view of speed, lap times, throttle application, braking points, GPS position and other recorded data.
With the right AiM configuration and compatible channels, the combined video and data workflow can help teams compare laps, identify braking and throttle differences, review driver consistency and make post-session analysis faster.
Compatibility
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Video system | Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 |
| Data system | Compatible AiM Motorsport dash or data logger |
| Connection | AiM 5-pin CAN connection |
| Cable length | 2 metres |
| Part number | RLCAB145 |
Important: AiM products vary by model and configuration. This cable is not a universal AiM lead. Check that your AiM dash or logger has the required 5-pin CAN connection and that the VBOX Video HD2 and AiM system are configured to exchange the required data before ordering.
Ideal For
- Circuit racing and endurance racing
- Time attack and lap-time development
- Rally data and video review
- Driver coaching
- Race engineering and setup analysis
- VBOX Video HD2 users integrating AiM data
- Motorsport teams using AiM MXL, EVO or MX systems where the required CAN connection is present
Installation Notes
- Confirm the exact AiM model and connector pinout before installation.
- Route the cable away from sharp edges, heat sources, moving parts and high-current wiring where practical.
- Secure the cable so vibration and repeated movement do not load the connectors.
- Follow the Racelogic and AiM installation and configuration documentation for your equipment.
- Do not force a connector or assume that a similar-looking CAN socket has the same pinout.
Harris Race Radios — Motorsport Data and Electronics Specialists
Harris Race Radios supplies genuine motorsport electronics, communications and data-logging equipment to competitors, race engineers and teams throughout New Zealand and Australia.
Rex Harris is a qualified Radio Telecommunications Engineer and Approved Radio Certifier for NZ RSM and AU ACMA, with motorsport radio experience since 1975 beginning at the Marlboro Series Grand Prix.
Aaron Harris is an active racing driver and race engineer, a Barcelona 24 Hour 1st in Class finisher, Bathurst 1000 and 12 Hour competitor, BMW Race Driver Series Champion, race engineer for Earl Bamber Motorsport, TekworkX, Matt Stone Racing and Porsche Carrera Cup Australia, Asia-Pacific and NZ.
Contact us if you need help checking the AiM and VBOX equipment combination before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the Racelogic RLCAB145 cable do?
- It connects a Racelogic VBOX Video HD2 to a compatible AiM Motorsport dash or logger through a 5-pin CAN connection, supporting compatible data recording and video overlay workflows.
- Will this work with all AiM devices?
- No. It is intended for AiM devices equipped with the required 5-pin CAN connection. Check the exact AiM model and configuration before ordering.
- Can I overlay AiM data onto VBOX Video HD2 recordings?
- That is the intended application when the VBOX Video HD2, AiM system, CAN connection and configuration are compatible. The cable itself does not replace the required device setup or configuration.
- How long is the cable?
- The cable is 2 metres long.
- Which VBOX system does it fit?
- This listing is for the Racelogic VBOX Video HD2. Confirm your VBOX model before ordering because similar VBOX products may use different connections or cable requirements.
- Which AiM systems can use this cable?
- It may suit compatible AiM MXL, EVO or MX systems when the required 5-pin CAN connection is present. Verify the exact device specification and pinout first.
- Is this a genuine Racelogic cable?
- Yes. This is the genuine Racelogic RLCAB145 cable.
- Is this a CAN bus cable or a power cable?
- It is a CAN connection cable for linking compatible Racelogic and AiM equipment. Check the equipment documentation for any separate power, termination or configuration requirements.
