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Summary of Contents for PRO TUNE MTD 2.4
- Page 1 PRODUCT MANUAL PRO TUNE – MTD 2.4 MTD2.4...
- Page 2 Pro Tune Electronic Systems. The company, its employees and resellers are not responsible for the incorrect use of the information, inaccuracies or omissions in this document. Pro Tune reserves the right to make changes to this document without prior notice. DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 3 MTD2.4 Congratulations! You just purchased a product from Pro Tune. We thank you for your trust in our products, which are produced following stringent international standards together with highly rigorous quality control, so that you receive a superior product in performance, finish and functionality.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
MTD2.4 Summary OVERVIEW PACKAGE CONTENTS RECOMMENDATION INSTALLATION Original Cars Pro Tune ECUs MAIN SCREEN MAIN MENU Settings 6.1.1 Configurable Channels 6.1.2 Brightness Comms. Setup Show Sensors Alarms Laps Edit Screen 6.10 Shift Warning TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ADAPTERS AND CONNECTORS DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 5: Overview
Presentation in 3 languages: Portuguese / English / Spanish. • Metric and imperial units systems. • 10 configurable channels. • Configuration of up to 6 alarms in 2D. • Communication in OEM vehicles by OBDII port. • Communication with Pro Tune ECUs. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 6: Package Contents
PACKAGE CONTENTS The following items are present in the packaging: - Mini Dash 2.4; - Universal adapter for connection to other Pro Tune and OBD-II products; - GPS antenna; - Instruction manual and Pro Tune software contained in the Pen drive;... -
Page 7: Recommendation
MTD2.4 RECOMMENDATION - Ensure that the product is securely attached, preventing the MTD2.4 from falling during vehicle movement. ATTENTION: Attachment failure may cause accidents. - The MTD must be installed in a region of the vehicle where it is protected from scratches and shocks;... -
Page 8: Installation
MTD2.4 INSTALLATION Original Cars To install the MTD 2.4 in original cars, you must use the adapter with the OBDII connector. 1) The MTD must be securely attached to the vehicle. 2) The standard 8-way female MTD connector must be connected to the male 8 way connector of the adapter. - Page 9 MTD2.4 5) Check if there is communication by accessing the "Show Sensors" option in the main menu, if information is displayed in the RPM channel the installation is complete, just press the back button until the configuration is saved. Icon to show sensors 6) If the sensor information is not displayed, return to the Comms Menu and change the communication type to OBDII ISO.
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Page 10: Pro Tune Ecus
MTD2.4 Pro Tune ECUs To install MTD in vehicles using Pro Tune ECUs the Pro Tune CAN adapter is used without the OBDII connector. 1) The MTD must be securely attached to the vehicle. 2) The standard 8-way female TDL connector must be connected to the male 8 way connector of the adapter. - Page 11 6) If the sensor information is not displayed, connect the ECU to the computer using the USB cable, open the Pro Tune Workbench software and configure the CAN BUS communication, 500 kbps, in the External Communication menu. In addition, you should change the Dash protocol to "Pro Tune Multiple Devices"...
- Page 12 MTD2.4 Access to external communication menu – Workbench. External communication – Main options. DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 13 MTD2.4 External communication – Dash Options. 7) Save changes in the ECU. 8) Access the MTD main menu, go to the "Display Sensors" option and check for communication. To install MTD in vehicles using others standalone ECUs contact our Technical Support. DOC REVISION: 1...
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Page 14: Main Screen
MTD2.4 MAIN SCREEN The main screen has a superior bar that indicates RPM and also has gauges. To access the main menu, simply click in any place of the screen and hold it for 3 seconds. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 15: Main Menu
MTD2.4 MAIN MENU In the initial screen when you click and hold for three seconds, it will access the main menu. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 16: Settings
MTD2.4 Settings In this menu it is possible to calibrate the touch screen, configure the screen brightness, and change the language and the unit system. Also, it is possible to restore factory defaults or set a password to block the access to setups. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 17: Configurable Channels
MTD2.4 Configurable Channels 6.1.1 In this option it is possible to configure new channels for MTD, change channels previously created or remove them. This are the steps do set up a configurable channel. 1) Press “New Configurable Channel”. 2) Selection of the input channel. When using MTD’s analog inputs the channel will be "Analog IN 1"... -
Page 18: Brightness
MTD2.4 Returning to the "Configurable Channels" menu and pressing the "Show / Modify Configuration Channels" button, an editing window of previously created channels is displayed. In this window you can modify the channel name, the number of decimal places on the output channel, the sensor calibration values, the input at which the sensor is connected, or select presets. -
Page 19: Comms. Setup
MTD2.4 Comms. Setup In this menu can be selected the type of communication of TDL and the referring features to this communication. To establish communication it is fundamental to configure ECU and TDL for the same type of communication and speed. The types of communication available are: - Aim Dash (CAN) - Auto V1... - Page 20 MTD2.4 - Auto - Custom CAN EVO X - Motec CAN M800 Set 1 The “Priorize RPM reading on slow comms” button when enabled makes RPM reading a priority. By pressing the "Speed" button you can set the speed of communication between ECU and TDL.
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Page 21: Show Sensors
MTD2.4 Show Sensors In this table are displayed in orange the channels available. The channels not available are displayed in gray. This menu can be used for checking if a sensor is working. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 22: Alarms
MTD2.4 Alarms This function is used to monitoring a determined channel chosen by the user. Whenever the channel values exceed the limits chosen the MTD shift-light blink red, the alarm icon on the main screen will be activated and the corresponding variable will be displayed in red. If the vehicle exits the condition that triggered the alarm, the visual warnings will exit the screen, but the maximum and minimum values beyond the limits will be recorded on the menu. - Page 23 MTD2.4 To select the variables monitored by the alarm and adjust its limits, the user must press the “New” button. In the Alarm Adjustment window, you can change the variable to be monitored by pressing the channel name at the top of the screen. In this window it is possible to set 1D or 2D alarms.
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Page 24: Laps
MTD2.4 Laps In this menu it is possible to configure lap timer and lap counter. On “Trigger Range” the detection radius is selected, the value of 15 meters is suitable for most circuits, smaller values are only recommended for circuits with a finish line close to another part of circuit, such as Londrina (Brazil). -
Page 25: Edit Screen
MTD2.4 Edit Screen This menu is to select the screen preset to be used and to change the channels of each gauge. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 26: Shift Warning
MTD2.4 Shift Warning This menu is to configure color and engine speed for the shift warning on the screen. DOC REVISION: 1... -
Page 27: Technical Specifications
2 inputs of 0 to 18,8 Volts CAN Protocol 100 to 1000 kbps – external termination resistor ISO Protocol 5bps to 57600bps SP Pro Tune Protocol Serial of 115.2 kbps / 500 kbps Operating temperature From -10 to +70°C Display brightness 250 nits (cd/m²) -
Page 28: Adapters And Connectors
MTD2.4 ADAPTERS AND CONNECTORS Connector 8 pins male Function Ground ISO – K line CAN Low CAN High ISO – L line Analog Input (0 to 18,8V) Analog Input (0 to 18,8V) DOC REVISION: 1... - Page 29 MTD2.4 Connector OBDII Function Ground (Chassis) Ground (Signal) CAN High ISO – K Line CAN Low ISO – L Line DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 30 MTD2.4 Connector 5 pins male Function Ground CAN High CAN Low DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 31 MTD2.4 Connector 4 pins male Function Ground Analog input Analog input DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 32 MTD2.4 Connector 3 pins male DOC REVISION: 1...
- Page 33 MTD2.4 Warranty / Support Pro Tune products have a one year warranty (3 months legal warranty plus 9 months of special warranty provided by Pro Tune) from the date of sale to the costumer. The warranty covers only manufacturing defects, and any maintenance or repair will only occur at the Pro Tune factory.
- Page 34 MTD2.4 Pro Tune Electronic Systems Brigadeiro Ivo Borges, 232 - 92420-050 Canoas, RS, Brazil Brazilian Industry www.protuneelectronics.com.br DOC REVISION: 1...
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