Pacelogic Pro Manual

Complete guide to installing, configuring, and using all features of Pacelogic Pro. Navigate through each section to learn how to get the most out of your dashboard.

Installation

Download the latest version of SimHub from https://www.simhubdash.com/download-2/

(Always update SimHub before dashboard updates!)
Download Full Pace Hub SimHub Plugin from GitHub
- Install with the Easy installer
  Download and run the full pace hub installer.exe: GitHub Installer
- Install manually
  Download the DLL and place the file in your SimHub installation folder (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\SimHub\)
  Latest Release
Download the latest version of Pacelogic Pro from the Discord members section (requires an active Ko-Fi "Top Supporter" subscription. More information here)
Start SimHub and it will tell you that a new plugin was detected. Make sure to activate both toggle switches to activate the plugin and show it in the left side bar.

Updates of the plugin appear as a notification when SimHub starts and you can install them with a single click.
Go to the Installers folder
- Double click on "Pacelogic Pro.simhubdash" and import it into the SimHub library
Go to the Devices tab
- If you own a Velocitas Imperium lap timer, click "Add device" and select it from the SimHub device list.
- If you own a SimPush or DaSimSimma lap timer, download the setup files, unzip them, then click "Import device from file" and select the device file in the installer folder.
Your device is now added to SimHub. Make sure your screen ID is set and that the Pacelogic Pro dashboard is set correctly.
Activate SimHub's System info provider in Settings → System info tab

Updating the software

💡 If an update is available you will get a notification on the dashboard

Selecting your device in the Full Pace Hub Plugin

Pacelogic Pro adapts to a wide range of hardware devices and also offers modes for using as an overlay.

Select your device in the Full Pace Hub plugin device section for Pacelogic. If your device is not officially supported, select "other devices" from the list, that allows you to position and scale elements of the dashboard to fit as good as possible.

Customizing the dashboard

Within the Pages and Overlays tabs in the plugin you can customize the dashboard to your liking. You can disable pages and overlays, set favorites that are quickly accessible via the touch menu or via "Flip Screens", set your preferred start page of the dashboard, default modes and pages, etc.

Touch Controls

There are six zones on the touch screen that trigger the control actions of the dashboard.

Button Controls

To control the dashboard via buttons go to your Device settings and switch to the Controls tab. Assign buttons to:

next dash screen
previous dash screen
Action C = dash screen sub
Action A = cycle through led modes
Action D = Cycle info bar modes

💡 To save buttons you can assign two functions to one button via short and long press. For example you can go to the next screen page with a short press and to previous screen with a long press. Just assign the same button to both functions but change the press type to short / long press (we recommend "long press no auto repeat" over the regular long press)

Flip Screens - Advanced controls via the Full Pace Hub plugin

You can further customize your dashboard with our Hub plugin. On the pages tab you can set 4 favorite pages that are not only quickly accessible via the touch menu, they can also be used as what we call "Flip Screens".

In the Pacelogic device tab, assign a hotkey or button to the favorites. With these buttons you can switch to the favorite page for 5 seconds and it flips back to your previous screen. This makes it perfect for quickly checking temps, damage, or leaderboard without leaving your preferred main screen.

Dark Modes

Pacelogic Pro is fully compatible with Lovely Dashboard's True Dark Mode. If you have the Lovely plugin installed, all your dark mode settings are used with Pacelogic as well. Just select Lovely TDM in the plugin Dark Mode. If you don't use the Lovely plugin, you can select Full Pace Night mode as an alternative and assign a button to activate it.

Functions

Laptime

Page 1: Current Lap

Page 2: Estimated Lap Time

Page 3: Current + Estimated alternating every 5 seconds

Page 1: Current Lap

Page 2: Estimated Lap Time

Last Laptimes

Page 1: Last Lap Details

Page 2: Best Lap Details

Page 3: Last and Best Lap combined

Page 1: Last Lap Details

Page 2: Best Lap Details

Page 3: Last and Best Lap combined

Delta T

Page 1: Delta T based on session best lap time

Page 2: Delta T based on all time best lap time

Page 3: Delta T based on last lap time

Delta T Display

Delta V

Page 1: Delta V based on session best lap time

Page 2: Delta V based on all time best lap time

Page 3: Delta V based on last lap time

Delta V Display

Gaps

Page 1: Gaps (Distance) - shows distance to car ahead/behind in meters

Page 2: Gaps (Time) - shows distance to car ahead/behind in seconds

Page 1: Gaps (Distance)

Page 2: Gaps (Time)

Leaderboard

Page 1: Global standings

Page 2: Position in class (available in multi class sessions)

Page 1: Global standings

Page 2: Position in class

Track Details

Stint Timer

Fuel

Page 1: Fuel Monitor with ERS (if available)

Page 2: Fuel Calculator (for lap based races)

Page 3: Fuel Calculator (for time based races)

Page 1: Fuel Monitor with ERS

Page 2: Fuel Calculator (lap based)

Page 3: Fuel Calculator (time based)

Car Data

Page 1: Tires & Brakes

Page 2: Sensors

Page 1: Tires & Brakes

Page 2: Sensors

Damage

Speedo

Page 1: Speedometer and Gears

Page 2: Michael Schumacher's Min Speed - A technique invented by Michael Schumacher to determine the best gear for the fastest corner. Read more here

Page 1: Speedmeter and Gears

Page 2: Schumacher Min Speed

Inputs

Page 1: Pedal Inputs

Page 2: Trail Braking Monitor

Page 1: Pedal Inputs

Page 2: Trail Braking Monitor

G-Meter

System Information

Quickly check your hardware status. This feature requires additional software. Read more: SimHub System Info Wiki

LED Functions & Info Bar

LED Functions

Delta V & Delta T
Redline reached (Shift light)
Spotter left & right
Pit Limiter off / on (mode starts automatically when entering pit lane)

Info Bar Functions

Page 1: Remaining Fuel (Laps) + Fuel Alerts
Page 2: Delta T
Page 3: Delta V
Page 4: Current Lap Time
Page 5: Tire Temps
Page 6: ERS

💡 Any value or element in blue color is currently calculated or needs more data to be calculated

Overlays

Session Info

Session type and remaining time or remaining laps

Lap invalidated

Fuel Alerts

Fuel alerts are only displayed when the calculated remaining fuel will not last until the estimated end of the race. Alerts have a buffer calculated so sometimes they activate even though fuel will last. This is a safety feature in case there are additional laps to drive or unplanned full course yellows.

Flags

Electronics

Damage

Lap Review

Sector Review

Pit Limiter

Troubleshooting

"My display won't turn on and only shows Vocore"

Possible Solutions:

Make sure you installed the USB display drivers
Make sure you plug the display directly in a USB port on your computer or use a powerful USB hub. Vocore displays are very picky when it comes to power and data interferences
Try different ports back and forth
Restart your computer (don't shut down, restart!) so the usb drivers will be re-initialized

"My display shows only partial images"

Make sure you plug the display directly in a USB port on your computer or use a powerful USB hub. Vocore displays are very picky when it comes to power and data interferences. Partially rendered / shifted screens are a common issue and not related to the dashboard.

"The dashboard won't show all screens shown on the website"

Make sure you're not the only car on the track. Some screens like leaderboard, gaps, etc. are only available when there are opponents on track, so you don't have to scroll through screens without functionality in single car sessions