ETB Instruments DigiDash 2 Quick Start Manual

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© ETB Instruments LTD 2007
DigiDash
Please read thoroughly before attempting installation of the DigiDash
This quick start guide is intended for fast installation and set-up of the DD
parameters to get you up and running in a short period. For more detailed instructions on
installation, set-up and operation, please refer to the DD
accompanying CD-ROM.

Installation

1. Copy DigiTools (on CD-ROM) to your PC's Hard Drive
Insert the DigiTools CD into your CD-ROM Drive.
Using the mouse, Left double-click on "My Computer" Icon
Right-Click on CD-ROM Drive Icon and select "Explore"
Select all files shown on CD-ROM and by Right-Clicking on these files, drag and drop
them into a suitable folder on your Hard Drive.

2. Information Required for Set-up

You will need to obtain some information about your vehicle before starting installation. This is
necessary for the unit to show Speed, RPM and Engaged Gear. These are:-
Transmission type (e.g. Rear wheel drive with speed sensor mounted on prop-shaft).
Tyre Size (e.g. 205/50/15")
Differential Ratio (e.g. 3.62:1)
Gear Ratios (e.g. 1
'Speedo Cal' – (Obtained from using DigiDash
'Gear Cal' – (Obtained from using DigiDash
Please refer to the Sheet entitled 'DigiDash
1. Connect DigiDash
The cable supplied with a RED 9-pin connector should be connected to the Display module.
Connectors are gender specific to prevent incorrect connection.
Of the wires coming out of this green connector, you will find a RED wire with black fuse
holder, and a single BLACK wire. Connect the RED wire to a switched +12v (positive) supply
(usually this is a 12 volt feed from your ignition switch), and connect the black wire to the
vehicle Ground (negative (-ve)). It is more preferable to connect the RED wire to a position on
the Ignition switch that does not require the engine to be running.
2. Install Sensors supplied and connect according to Wiring Schematic
After installing the sensors supplied with the unit, connect wires as shown on the wiring
schematic, either directly using the cable supplied or to an existing wiring harness.

3. Turn on your Vehicle Ignition Switch

Switch on Ignition in order to supply 12 volts to the DigiDash
and go through its initial start-up sequence.
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- LITE Display Quick Start Guide
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to 12 volt supply
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DigiDash
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Quick Start Guide
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– LITE manual supplied on the
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Tools 'Calculator' software on the CD)
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– LITE Wiring Schematic'
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and the Display will power up
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LITE with basic
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  • Page 1 © ETB Instruments LTD 2007 DigiDash Quick Start Guide DigiDash - LITE Display Quick Start Guide Please read thoroughly before attempting installation of the DigiDash 2 – This quick start guide is intended for fast installation and set-up of the DD LITE with basic parameters to get you up and running in a short period.
  • Page 2 © ETB Instruments LTD 2007 DigiDash Quick Start Guide Initial Set-up Using DigiDash – LITE Display 1. Enter Configuration Menu 2 – In order to begin basic configuration of the DigiDash LITE, you will need to select the set-up menu.
  • Page 3 © ETB Instruments LTD 2007 DigiDash Quick Start Guide 3. Speed Sensor Installation There are 2 small, powerful magnets supplied with kit. You must use both magnets for the DD2 to read correctly. These magnets are mounted on a surface that rotates in relation to...
  • Page 4: General Safety Instructions

    © ETB Instruments LTD 2007 DigiDash Quick Start Guide 4. Connecting the Tachometer (RPM) As well as the speed sensor cable, the RED 9-pin connector incorporates the yellow tachometer-input wire. If the vehicle’s ignition system uses an ignition coil, the yellow tachometer wire should be connected to the Negative (-ve) side of the ignition coil.

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