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Index Description Odometer Page 1 Trip Odometer Page 1 Hour-meter Page 1 Maximum Saved Speed Page 1 Setting the Speedometer Page 2 Boot menu Page 2 Service Hours Page 2 Service Distance Page 3 Clear Hours Page 3 Clear Distance Page 4 Program High Axle Page 4 Program Low Axle Page 4 Input Level control for the speed pulse input Page 4 Run Menu Clear Odometer Page 5 Set Speed (Over Speed indicator) Page 5 Calibrate Hi Ax
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COMMERCIAL SPEEDOMETER to indicate mph (or kph) indicates the speed. Functions available: The kph is handled the same as a mph in the 1. Odometer display microprocessor. The pulses per mile will be 2. Trip odometer display (resetable) pulses per kilometer and the self-cal will 3. Change the pulses per mile or the be for 1 kilometer instead of 1 mile. There pulses per kilometer input. is no provision to change from miles to A. PPM adjustment can be done kilometers. automatica
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has passed. The interval can be either or both push-button is pressed and held on when mileage and hours. power is first turned on the “boot menu” will be activated. A seven digit display readout displays the total mileage, the trip mileage, hour- meter or maximum saved speed (cleared by pressing and holding the push-button for 4 seconds while in the maximum speed The second menu, the “run menu”, can be display), the menu items are scrolled by activated during normal running time by pre
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Hours) is used to set the next service interval this point and nothing will change in the in hours. microprocessor controller. To save the changes you have made in the display, you must press and hold the push- button while any digit is flashing. When this menu feature is started, the display will show the actual hours when the present hour service interval will occur. The digit will stop flashing and four seconds later the microprocessor will reset any The main purpose of this menu featur
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service flag and automatically reset the next for 32 seconds and the microprocessor will hour service. reset itself and will change nothing. Holding the push-button on for four seconds The calculation will use the previous interval while a digit is flashing will make the value. When the operator stops at the “Clr microprocessor compute the observation HrS” display and waits four seconds the window and will store this window and the service interval will be changed. pulses per mile or kil
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is normally used for magnetic pickups and and change nothing. normal and high for other types. 1. The first item in the run menu is “Clr 8. The last menu item “donE” is used to exit OdO” (Clear trip odometer). from this menu. If the operator stops at this display, the Leaving the display in “donE” for four microprocessor will reset the trip odometer seconds will cause the microprocessor to to zero and will return the microprocessor to go back to normal operations and change its normal opera
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of the high axle pulses per mile or kilometer that the speedometer will use to position the pointer and record the correct mileage. the display will show “CALCInG” This is accomplished by indicating to the (Calculating) speedometer microprocessor, the beginning and end of a measured mile or kilometer. The microprocessor will actually count the pulses that occurred during that mile or kilometer and compute the required parameters. When while the microprocessor calculates the this mod
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Harness P1 6 - pin connector Pin A Battery Input Pin B Ground Pin C N/A Pin D External Push-Button grnd Pin E N/A Pin F N/A Shrink Tubing or Wrap N/A N/A External push button (ground active) N/A Ground Battery input P1 P2 Page 8
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Harness P2 4 - pin connector Pin A Sensor Power Pin B Speed Signal Pin C Ground Pin D N/A Shrink Tubing or Wrap N/A Ground Speed pulses in from sensor Power for external sensor P1 P2 Page 9
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