Configure Tpms Sensor; Configure Canbus Inputs; Analyze Carburation; Configure Dds - I2M Chrome Lite User Manual

Configure TPMS Sensor

This menu is for configuring TPMS sensors. You need to insert the ID code for each sensor, you can find
the correct ID on the sensor sticker. For each sensor you can display pressure, temperature and battery
charge.(a charge over 95% is to be considered as full charge) To install a TPMS sensor please refer to the
dedicated manual downloadable from our website. Ext3 and Ext4 channels are configured by default for
reading the presence of RF signal of the two sensors. For this reason its values goes up to 100 every time
a signal is sensed and then goes back rapidly to 0.

Configure CANBUS Inputs

This menu is for the input settings for each of the 12 100Hz inputs. For each inputs you can choose to leave
the default bike setting (please refer to the table at the and of this manual) or you can set the input on a
specific CAN value. If this is the case, you need to set the sentence from which to read 2 bytes values and
the eventual multiplying factor and the mask. Please keep in
mind that all Chrome channels are 10bit.

Analyze Carburation

Through this menu the tracing of carburetion can be enabled. Firstly, choose which channel is connected
to the TPS and which to the Lambda probe. Please note: both channels must be already configured, the
TPS must be between 0 and 100 with the throttle closed and open, and the Lambda probe must show the
correct stoichiometric ratio or lambda value (by appropriately configuring the minimum and maximum values
of the respective channel).
It is then necessary to enable tracing. The analysis will be active all the time the equipment stays on. At the
shutdown data will be erased. The collected data can be analyzed directly from the special screen on the
Chrome "Table Display results" or can be exported and analyzed on a PC.
By this menu it is possible to choose if analog5 channel is used as a regular input or as a signal for the
internal lambda controller.

Configure DDS

Chrome Plus features the new DDS (danas Dynamic System). The system could change some parameters
such as maps and TC levels corner by corner along the track. The configuration file is created in Dnas with
the DDS menu and then transferred to Chrome Plus. Then when this feature is activated Chrome will set
all the parameters depending on your position on the track. Position is calculated by the distance travelled
after the finish line (it is set to zero entering the menu or when enabling the launch control). This feature is
currently available on ZX10R >=2016 and R1 15-19.
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