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HIDJA RallyComp 200 User Manual

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  • Page 1 HIDJA RallyComp 200 User manual w w w . h i d j a . s e...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1 Important about safety 2 Description 3 Installation 3.1 Connections 3.2 Option parts and spares 4 Functions 4.1 Shut down / Sleep mode 4.2 Remote control 4.3 Extern reset 4.4 Function summary 5 Menus and buttons 5.1 Program menu 5.2 Browsing through the menu 5.3 Buttons and labels 5.4 Preset of values...
  • Page 4 7.3.1 Current 7.3.2 Average Speed 7.3.3 Pilot 7.3.3.1 Setting of Pilot-speed 8 Calibration and installation 8.1 Calibration of tripmeter 8.1.1 Calibration while driving 8.1.2 Manual setting of calibration value 8.2 Set clock 8.3 Adjust the contrast level of the display 8.4 Adjust the backlight of the display 8.5 Defining favourites 8.6 Inverting the display...

  • Page 5: Important About Safety

    AB's responsibility are limited to the prestanda of the product. The owner alone is responsible for the installation of HIDJA Trip-product and that it is used accordingly to any law. HIDJA AB is not responsible for injury to persons or materiel when using HIDJA Trip-product. Measured values displayed in HIDJA Trip-product can vary from many reasons and should be seen as guidance and not exact truth.

  • Page 6: Connections

    • Grey Shield. Is connected to chassis. 3.2 Option parts and spares HIDJA offers spares and accessories for your convenience. Please visit www.hidja.se, or contact us and we will help you. 4 Functions RallyComp has got two windows that independently from each other show value by choice.

  • Page 7: Shut Down / Sleep Mode

    4.1 Shut down / Sleep mode If the RallyComp not is beeing used for five minutes or more it goes into a sleep mode. RallyComp automatically starts when the car starts moving or when a button is pressed in. The sleep function is shut down when user are in setup mode.

  • Page 8: Menus And Buttons

    Speed km/h (mph) 7.3.2 Maximum speed on the stage since Trip1 xxx km/h was set to 0. (mph) 7.3.3 Speed control; HIDJA RallyComp's backlight flashes if the chosen value is beeing xxx km/h Limit exceeded. (mph) 7.3.4 Show your time compared to the average Pilot speed.

  • Page 9: Browsing Through The Menu

    The menu consists of one main menu and several sub menus. The main menu consists of: Distance, Time, Speed. There are a number of different sub menus below every main menu alternative. You can for instance find average speed and speed limit as sub menus to Speed etc. 5.2 Browsing through the menu All browsing takes place in the main display and you can at all times read on the display where exactly you are in the menu.

  • Page 10: Preset Of Values

    5.4 Pre-setting of values Many of RallyComp's functions have the possibility of pre-setting a value which can be setting the tripmeter, set time, pre-setting of calibration value for tripmeters etc. All presetting of values in the tripmeter is done by pressing the buttons on the right of the unit that are the same buttons that you use when you are navigating through the menu.

  • Page 11: Copy Records From Main Window To Smaller Windows

    2. When the chosen number has been set the marker will move with and setting of a new number can then be done. 3. When the setting is finished, press OK. If incorrect values have been set, for instance, for the calibration of the tripmeters, the instrument will notify you with a error message and the calibration has to be done again.

  • Page 12: Special Functions For The Buttons

    Symbol - Register T1 - Trip1 T2 - Trip2 OD - Odometer CK - Clock SS - SS. Hour SC - Speed Current SA - Speed Average ET - ETA-Time ED - ETA-Dist SP - Pilot 5.6 Special functions for the buttons When the RallyComp is in the main menu and not the setup menu, there are a number of buttons with special features.

  • Page 13: Stop

    5.6.3 STOP When Trip1 or Trip2 are shown in the main menu pressing the button STOP results in the current tripmeter stopping and the button then gets inverted so you easily can see that the function is active for the current tripmeter.

  • Page 14: Distance

    buttons that copies from the big window to the smaller windows. These buttons are marked on the picture below. One press on the button results in that the first favourite (F1) is shown in the display. One more press on the button shows the second record (F2). To switch between the two favourites keep pressing the same button.

  • Page 15: Using The Functions

    The co-driver can use the stopwatch for automatic measuring on the stages which can make things easier since he/she does not need to press any button to get it started. If Trip1 is set to 0, the stopwatch is also set to 0 and starts counting when the vehicle starts moving.

  • Page 16: Correction To Roadbook

    start of the special stage. All connected records are also set to 0 at that time. When the vehicle starts moving Trip1 also starts automatically and SS Time starts counting from 0. At the finish line press SPLIT. The button then gets inverted so you easily can see that the function is activated.

  • Page 17: Odometer

    7.1.3 Odometer The odometer is a meter that measures distance and it shows the total stage that the vehicle has been driven from the time that the RallyComp was installed. It is not possible to set the odometer to 0 or to correct its value.

  • Page 18: Eta Time

    7.2.4 ETA Time ETA Time or Estimated Time of Arrival shows the calculated time of arrival. This is based on that the clock is set correctly, that a stage is registered in ETA Dist and that Trip1 was set to 0 when the process started.

  • Page 19: Setting Of Pilot-Speed

    7.3.3.1 Setting of Pilot - speed To set Pilot – Speed follow these steps: 1. Go to Speed – A.Speed in the main menu. 2. Press RESET. 3. Set the chosen value for speed in the Pilot record, to set see. Chapter 5.4.

  • Page 20: Calibration Of Tripmeter

    8.1 Calibration of tripmeter In order for the RallyComp to show correct values for the tripmeters, the meter has to be calibrated. The meter should be calibrated if it is installed in another vehicle or when the vehicle's qualities are changed, for instance when changing to a different wheel size.

  • Page 21: Manual Setting Of Calibration Value

    8.1.2 Manual setting of calibration value The calibration value can be set manually into the RallyComp. The procedure is as follows: 1. Start the calibration by entering the setup menu, see chapter 8. 2. Go with until 1.Calibrate Distance is showing in the display. 3.

  • Page 22: Adjust The Backlight Of The Display

    5. When chosen contrast has been achieved press OK. 6. Exit the setup menu by pressing BACK. The contrast has now been set and will be saved in memory. 8.4 Adjusting the backlight of the display The display's backlight is adjusted by the following procedure: 1.

  • Page 23: Inverting The Display

    8.6 Inverting the display To invert the display follow the procedure: 1. Start the installation by entering the setup menu, see chapter 8. 2. Go with until 4.Set Screen Mode is showing in the display. 3. Press OK to invert the display, press OK once more to invert the display again.

  • Page 24: Remote Control

    8.8 Remote Control To change the function of the blue wire when it is active. Start the installation by entering the setup menu, see chapter 8. 1. Go with until 8. Remote Control is showing in the display. 2. Press OK. 3.

  • Page 25: Environment

    Phone nr: +46 (0)70 520 49 73 Website: www.hidja.se E-mail: hidja@hidja.se Please remember that you can visit the Hidja website for tips and trix how to use the HIDJA RallyComp, or tell us what you think ! Notes __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________...

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