This product is also compatible with SimHub.

This display is our implementation of the popular open source project  iFlag.

The hardware is not based on an Arduino board but we designed our own pcb, in order to obtain a better form factor.

We also integrated all the iFlag functionalities into our SimDash, so that no addition software is required. The features of the original iFlag display have been expanded so that it can be used as a gear indicator too, in particular when used with simulators different than iRacing.

Main features of this product:

• When using SimDash and iRacing: displays all the flags, safety warnings, starting lights and other warning signs. The table at the bottom of this page contains the list of all the signals available. These signal are only available with iRacing.
• With SimDash and iRacing or any other simulator: Optionally the display can be used as a gear indicator. The color of the indicator can be customized and there are other configuration options to make the indicator blink based on RPM values or, with some simulator, based on the state of the in-game shift light.
• When using SimHub with the iFlag display, flags from all the supported games will be shown, not just iRacing.
• The brightness of the display can be adjusted in the iFlag configuration screen, in SimDash, or with the two push buttons on the back of the display.

Configuration screens

The configuration of the display is very simple. The first dialog allows the brightness to be adjusted. But it is probably just faster to perform the same operation using the push buttons on the back of the display.

The next section allows you to choose which messages are shown by the display. We would suggest to leave everything ON for the best experience:

Finally, in the Gear Indicator tab you can select whether you want the iFlag display to show the gear position, when not displaying other information.

There are other configuration options like the color for the gear indicator and blinking options:

Available signals

The table and the pictures below are from the original iFlag page on GitHub and contains all the signals that can be displayed when all the iFlag features are enabled:

Racing flags

	Green flag	The green flag signals the track is clear
	Red flag	The red flag indicates the race is stopped
	Blue flag	A blue flag indicates that the driver in front who is one or more laps down must let faster cars behind pass
	Debris flag	Substances on the track which could reduce grip or cause a car to lose control
	Yellow flag	Requires drivers to slow down due to a hazard on the track, typically an accident, a stopped car, debris or light rain
	Black flag	The black flag orders a particular driver into the pit area
	Disqualify flag	Indicates that that car is no longer being scored
	Furled Black	This flag indicates a penalty for bad conduct
	Meatball Flag	The vehicle is being summoned to the pits due to serious mechanical problems or loose bodywork
	White Flag	The white flag signals that the final lap is in progress
	Checkered flag	The chequered flag is displayed at the start/finish line to indicate that the race is officially finished

Safety flags

	Caution flag	Full course caution on road track types
	Caution flag	Full course caution on other track types
	One lap to green	One lap to green
	Green	The green flag signals end of the caution and restart of the race

Race start lights

	Ready	All start lights are off
	Set	All red start lights are on
	Go!	All green start lights are on

Pits

	Too fast	Shows on pit entry & lane when coming in too fast
	Little over limit	Shows on pit entry & lane when coming in just slightly over the limit
	Speed is OK	Shows on pit entry & lane when driving right at the speed limit
	Little below limit	Shows on pit entry & lane when driving just slightly below the limit
	Too slow	Shows on pit entry & lane when driving too slow
	Blue flag	Shows on pit exit with faster car on track within 100 meter behind

Repairs progress

	Mandatory Repairs	Shown when mandatory repairs are in progress
	Optional Repairs	Shown when optional repairs are in progress
	Repairs completed	Shown when all repairs are completed

Overlays (displayed on top of previous signals)

	Car left	Spotter warning about one or more cars close on the left side
	Car right	Spotter warning about one or more cars close on the right side
	Car left and right	Spotter warning about one or more cars close on the left and right sides
	Incident	Lights up for 3 seconds every incident count increases. Displayed overlay depends on configuration
	Pit closed	Shows when pits are closed
	Entering Closed Pits	Warning on pit entry when pits are closed