[IMPORTANT] A new version of the virtual button-box exists, click this link for more info
V2R (Virtual To Real) For SLIMax Manager Pro
V2RBox USB Controller (generation 1 is outdated):
A special firmware for the popular Teensy-LC USB Controller device has been created for using the V2R with SLIMax Manager Pro.
You need to purchase the Teensy-LC board which is available at PJRC Store ( https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensylc.html ) and in a lot of other hardware suppliers for around $12
V2RBox (Generation 1) Firmware Installation
Install the V2R firmware is really straightforward. Follow these instructions CAREFULLY:
1- Run SLIMax Mgr Pro v3.4.6.3 or greater
2- Choose from the main menu “Upload Teensy LC VirtualToReal Firmware“, a dialog is now open.
3- Plug the Teensy-LC device onto the usb port of your PC,
wait until it is recognized by Windows
4- Press one time the Bootloader Button on the Teensy-LC
wait until the bootloader mode is installed and recognized by Windows
5- Click OK and Wait until it’s finished
6- A dialog ask you to Restart SLIMax Mgr Pro for the change to take effect, So restart it
That’s it!
Congrats! The V2R USB Controller device is detected and now ready.
ASSIGN A V2R CONTROLLER TO YOUR VDASH-EMU:
If you have more than one V2R Controller connected open the General Settings of VDASH-EMU and choose the targeted USB V2R Controller for VDASH-EMU. By default all VDASH-EMU use the first controller numbered #0.
WINDOWS TABLET PROBLEM:
Attention a bug in touchscreen management of Windows tablet prevents to use the push-button correctly, The “tap” gesture on push-button is not detected. A workaround is with your finger to double-tap the push-button or slide a little on it in any direction (go to the support forum and tell us if you found another solution) or obviously to use a mouse. In the meantime, we suggest using an Android tablet
LED MANAGEMENT GUIDE:
Since revision v0.15, the V2R Firmware contains a full management of RPM, Warning and External LED, Read carefully the instructions below to learn how to wire your components (LEDs).