EXXOTEST DTM7000 User Manual

Vehicle training equipment. set of 9 training modules: lighting & signalling systems

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User's guide for DTM7000
Set of 9 training modules:
LIGHTING & SIGNALLING SYSTEMS

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  • Page 1 Vehicle training equipment User’s guide for DTM7000 Set of 9 training modules: LIGHTING & SIGNALLING SYSTEMS...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Fuse ..................................9 Diodes ................................... 10 Transistors ................................10 Consumers ................................12 Relays ................................... 12 3. DETAILS OF THE DTM7000 SERIES OF MODULES ......... 13 Module DTM7001D ............................... 13 Module DTM7001G: .............................. 13 Module DTM7002D ............................... 14 Module DTM7002G ............................... 14 Module DTM7003 ..............................
  • Page 3: Installation Guide

    Then energised, moving parts remain in their current position. Operational environment All DTM7000 modules should be installed in a clean, dry location, free of dust, water vapour and combustion fumes. The equipment requires a lighting level of approximately 400 to 500 Lux.
  • Page 4: The Basics Of Electricity

    DTM7000 2. THE BASICS OF ELECTRICITY Reminder of the Basics of Electricity Voltage. The Volt is used to measure Voltage (also known as 'potential difference' or 'pd), which is defined as the work done per unit charge in order to move that charge from one point to another. The symbol used for voltage is V, and its unit is the Volt.
  • Page 5 The device should never be connected to an external power supply.  Components to be measured must be disconnected from the circuit and powered-down.  Avoid disrupting readings by touching the circuit with any part of your body (which is a conductor). Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 6: Vehicle Power Supply

    DTM7000 Vehicle power supply Vehicles are fitted with batteries, which work as chemical storage devices for the electrical energy produced by the vehicle's generator (alternator). The batteries must be capable of providing rapid high current supplies (above all, at low temperatures) when starting the vehicle cold and providing partial or total supply to the other major loads throughout the vehicle's electrical system for a limited period, above all when the vehicle's engine is running at idle or has been stopped.
  • Page 7 Female connector, 9, 15... way, leak tight (powered ventilation control unit, etc., used by PSA). Bulkhead connector, 10, 14, 23, way, leak tight (used by PSA): 15, 25, 35, 55, way connector, for all types of ECU: injection, ABS, air conditioning, suspension control, etc. on a number of vehicles. Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 8: Electrical Circuit Components

    DTM7000 Electrical circuit components Connecting multi-strand copper wires of various cross-sections, depending on current. The resistance within the circuit depends on:  Length:  Cross section (flow):  Type of cable: Doc.: 00293978-v1...
  • Page 9: Fuse

    10 seconds, 30A for 5 seconds and even 80A for 0.01 seconds. Here is an example of the time/current curve for a fast blow 10A fuse (time-delayed fuses are also available). Example of a graph: Example of curve: T (s) Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 10: Diodes

    DTM7000 Diodes They are members of the semi-conductor family and are used to let current flow in one direction whilst blocking it in the other. The graphical symbol used for the diode is: The arrow shows the direction in which current may flow.
  • Page 11 E.g.: for a gain of 100, if I = 0.1 A, then I will be 10A. The transistor does not allow current to flow. L.E.D. The transistor allows current to flow L.E.D. Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 12: Consumers

    DTM7000 The transistor does not allow current to flow (blocked) L.E.D. The transistor allows current to flow L.E.D. Consumers These are components which consume current. There are two types of consumer, Active & Passive. Passive Consumers: bulbs, resistors, etc. Active Consumers: motors, injectors, retarding valves, etc.
  • Page 13: Details Of The Dtm7000 Series Of Modules

    3. DETAILS OF THE DTM7000 SERIES OF MODULES Module DTM7001D This module represents the rear lighting cluster on the right hand side and includes the indicator, rear light, fog lamp and brake light.
  • Page 14: Module Dtm7002D

    DTM7000 Module DTM7002D This module represents the front lighting unit on the right hand side and includes the indicator, side light and dipped/main beam headlights. Headlamp bulb Sidelight bulb Front R Front R 5 W Indicator bulb Front R 21 W...
  • Page 15: Module Dtm7003

    Power circuit 30: common 30: common 87a: rest position 87a: rest position 87: active position 87: active position 85 & 86 85 & 86 Control circuit Control circuit Polarisation diode Connection point Free-wheeling for common earth diode (E.g.: Earth) Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 16: Module Dtm7005

    DTM7000 Left-hand relay: Description Functionalities 85 or 2 If one connects 85 & 86 to positive and 0v respectively, the coil Control circuit generates a magnetic field which will, in turn, activate the power 86 or 1 circuit. 30 or 3...
  • Page 17: Module Dtm7007

    Supply for Terminal C on Module 7008 Control signal from flasher unit module (DTM7008) (flasher unit) To right & left hand side indicators Hazard warning button pressed Internal hazard warning repeater light Flashes when the hazard warning switch is pressed. Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 18: Module Dtm7008

    DTM7000 Module DTM7008: This module represents the flasher unit, which actuates the instrument panel repeaters, the internal hazard warning button and the indicators themselves. Supply to flasher Output to Terminal unit from Terminal 1 7 on the DTM7007 on the DTM7007...
  • Page 19: Wiring Examples

    Lighting & Signalling modules 4. WIRING EXAMPLES Wiring example: indicator lights Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 20: Wiring Example: Indicators And Hazard Warning Lights

    DTM7000 Wiring example: indicators and hazard warning lights Doc.: 00293978-v1...
  • Page 21: Determining Fuse Calibres And Cross Sectional Areas Of Wiring

    The diameter, as a function of the cross section, is found using the following equation:  S = ( ) /4  D = ( 4 S /  D = (( 4 x 0.9 )/ = 1.07 mm Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 22: Wiring For Side Lights & Dipped Beams With A Relay

    DTM7000 Wiring for side lights & dipped beams with a relay Doc.: 00293978-v1...
  • Page 23 , and set up a power supply battery. Prepare two wires with a different cross section, e.g.: 0.4 mm & 2 mm, with a length of 2 m. Connect the consumers successively with the two wires after having first connected their terminals to a voltmeter. Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 24: Wiring Diagram

    DTM7000 Wiring diagram The two metre wire is represented by the curved wire; its role is to supply the circuit. At the terminals the voltmeter measures the voltage across the terminals of the wire. What happens when a voltage is applied? The bulbs light and the test conductor heats up.
  • Page 25: Acquisition & Comments

    Reflet® and MI 25A. Display these readings as curves, recording the data from the moment of initial energising until the voltage across the wire terminals stabilises. Examples of measurements taken from smaller cross-section wires: Second test with an average cross-section wire: Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 26 DTM7000 Third test with a large cross-section wire: Comments on the changing parameters: On initial energising, the switches let a peak current flow as the lower temperature means a lower resistance. At a stable operating temperature both voltage and current stabilise.
  • Page 27 Lighting & Signalling modules Propose a method for fitting dipped & main beams which causes no operational inconveniences: Site: exxotest.com...
  • Page 28 DTM7000 Common earth circuits: example of the rear lights fitted to a vehicle The following diagram shows the wiring for the rear fog lamps and rear lights with the earths for the bulbs regrouped at a point A. Wire the circuit and operate it.
  • Page 29 F-74650 CHAVANOD Declares that the following product: Brand Model Description EXXOTEST DTM7000 model TRAINING MODEL: automatically controlled vehicle air conditioning I - Has been manufactured in accordance with the requirements of the following European Directives:  LV Directive 2006/95/EC - 12 December 2006 ...

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