
GRID BROWS LED Brows

I MUA I TE WHAKAMAHI
Thank you for your purchase. In this manual we will provide you with the means to get started using your new GRID product!
Similarly used in all forms of real motorsports racing, GRID Brows are a much needed expansion for any dash. With 18 programmable LEDs the possibilities are endless with multiple uses such as spotter info, slip/lock, TC and ABS. (depending on the sim used).
Raerangi
Ngā āhuatanga
- CFRP enclosures
- 2x 9 RGB LEDs
- RaceDirector compatible
Carbon fiber mounting brackets

Mounting the brows

To be able to mount the brows, we have included carbon fiber mounting brackets. Here is how we suggest to use them, though you can orient them the way you like to suit your cockpit or preference.
Be sure to use bolt (A8) to fasten the mounting bracket (A3) to a brow (A1).
I roto i tenei example we are mounting the brows and control box to the uprights of a cockpit. Of course you are free to mount them how and where you see fit.
Since the brows are daisy-chained together, the first brow unit in the chain is considered the ‘first’ one, defaults to being the left brow. Therefore it makes sense to mount the control box on the left side of the cockpit. Of course, you are free to install these parts how you like to.
All bolts (A7) and slot-nuts (A9) shown are of the same size/type.
Connecting the brows
As mentioned on the previous page, the brows are daisy chained to each other and to the control box. Provided are two brow cables, a short (A6) and long (A5) one, next to the USB cable (A4). To wire the control box to the first brow in the chain, we recommend using the short cable (A6). The long cable (A5) will connect the two brow modules together.
Attention! Be mindful of the way you connect the modules to each other, always go from an ‘OUT’ to an ‘IN’. For the second brow module, ‘OUT’ can be used to connect a third and fourth module. A maximum of four modules in total is supported.
Both brow modules are identical, it doesn’t matter in which order you connect them to each other or to the control box. 
Kaiwhakahaere Reihi
- Download and install the lastest version of RaceDirector from www.sim-lab.eu/srd-setup
- For explanation on how to install and use RaceDirector, please read the manual. This can be found here: www.sim-lab.eu/srd-manual
- Inaianei ka tirotirohia e matou nga mea tino nui ki te haere ma te RaceDirector kia tere ai koe ki te huarahi. Ka tohe tonu matou ki a koe ki te tirotiro i te pukapuka mo te whakamaarama hohonu ake mo nga mea ka taea e RaceDirector te tuku.
- Tuatahi me whakahohe i te hua, ka mahia tenei ki te wharangi 'Tautuhinga' (1).

- Tick the ‘Activate’ tickbox next to ‘GRID Brows’ (2) and its icon (3) should appear on the left side of the screen. Selecting the icon (3) will take us to its device pages.
Nga wharangi taputapu
These pages allow you to control, configure and update your device. To keep this manual concise, we only go over the basics or unique functions.
LEDS (A)
All of these options are identical to the LEDs device page for other devices, although there is one additional option which is unique for the Brows and DDU5 V2.
The Brows V2 can be daisy chained together, allowing up to 4 brow modules to be connected (1) in total. Please be aware your profiles need to be custom made to suit your needs here. Our default profile is made for the base pair as packaged.
For more information on connectivity, please refer to Page 6 of this manual.
FIRMWARE (B)
On this page you can see the current firmware loaded on the device. If your firmware is out of date, we recommend to update it.
RaceDirector e pupuri ana i nga ripa mo nga putanga firmware o naianei. Ina kitea he rereketanga, he panui
ka whakamohio koe kua kitea etahi atu firmware hou.
When an updated firmware version has been detected, please follow the instructions and click the ‘Perform update’ (1) button.
RaceDirector will show the progress and will take care of the updating for you. If you see a windows explorer or USB device poppping up, don’t worry, it is part of the process.
Tērā pea ka hiahiatia tonutia te taputapu whakahou pūmanawa tawhito mō ngā taputapu tawhito. Mēnā koinā, mā RaceDirector koe e tohutohu ki te aha me mahi.
Tautoko Simhub
For advanced users, we do still support people who prefer using Simhub. When adding a device, choose the ‘GRID Brows V2’ device..
Te huri i nga mahi a nga LED.
To change the LED effects you need to know their numbering to identify them on the modules. The following schematic shows the LED numbering for treference.
Me nui nga korero kei roto i te pro LED taunoa kua whakaratohiafiles kia taea ki te whakatika i nga tautuhinga LED ki to hiahia. Hei timata ki te hanga i a koe ake profile, ka whakaaro matou ki te kape i tetahi o naianei ka huri ki nga waahi e hiahiatia ana. Ko te advantage kei a koe he taapiri o te pro taunoa i nga wa katoafile ki te hoki ki muri.
Tuhipoka: mo nga take/whakararuraru i to Simhub profiles, tirohia koa ki nga tuhinga Simhub me te tautoko a Simhub.
Pire rauemi
| I TE POAKAHA | |||
| # | Wahi | QTY | Tuhipoka |
| A1 | Piira | 2 | |
| A2 | Pouaka whakahaere | 1 | Interface to PC. |
| A3 | Maunga tuahua | 2 | |
| A4 | USB-A taura | 1 | |
| A5 | Brow cable long | 1 | Use between brows. |
| A6 | Brow cable short | 1 | |
| A7 | Poro M5 X 14 DIN 7380 | 2 | |
| A8 | Poro M5 X 8 DIN 7380 | 4 | |
| A9 | Slot-Nati M5 | 4 | |
Ētahi atu kōrero
Mena kei a koe etahi patai mo te huihuinga o tenei hua, mo te pukapuka ake ranei, tirohia to maatau tari tautoko. Ka taea te toro atu ki: tautoko@sim-lab.eu
Alternatively, we have a Discord server where you can hang out or ask for help. www.sim-lab.eu/discord
Tuhinga / Rauemi
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Tohutoro
- taiwhanga.eutaiwhanga.eu
- sim-lab.eu/discordwww.sim-lab.eu
- sim-lab.eu/srd-manualwww.sim-lab.eu
- sim-lab.eu/srd-setupwww.sim-lab.eu
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