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  • Page 1 RPM Bridge USER MANUAL...
  • Page 2 RPM Bridge belongs to the last generation of AIM systems for car installations. ECU Bridge samples but does not record RPM values coming from the vehicle. Data can be visualized connecting RPM Bridge to SmartyCam, the on-board camera or to an AIM dash (MyChron3 Dash, TG Dash, Formula Steering Wheel).
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    3.1.1 – Receiving the RPM signal from the ECU through a square wave signal ........5   3.1.2 – Sampling the RPM signal from the coil: low voltage RPM input ............ 6 Chapter 4 – Connecting RPM Bridge to AIM systems ............8   Chapter 5 – Configuring RPM Bridge .................. 9  ...
  • Page 4: Chapter 1 - Kit And Part Numbers

    RPM Bridge User manual Release 1.03 Chapter 1 – Kit and part numbers RPM bridge kit includes: • RPM Bridge (4-50V and 150-450V)(1) • USB programming cable (2) RPM Bridge part number is: X90BGRPMBM www.aim-sportline.com...
  • Page 5: Chapter 2 - Rpm Bridge Characteristics

    User manual Release 1.03 Chapter 2 – RPM Bridge characteristics As shown here below RPM Bridge features a central 3 pins female Binder connector for PC interface via USB and three lateral cables for CAN communication, power supply and RPM signal.
  • Page 6: Chapter 3 - Installation And Powering

    User manual Release 1.03 Chapter 3 – Installation and powering Please ensure that RPM Bridge and its expansions are not in contact with heat or electromagnetic interference sources (like spark plugs and coil). 3.1 – How to receive the RPM signal RPM Bridge can receive the RPM signal in two ways: •...
  • Page 7: Sampling The Rpm Signal From The Coil: Low Voltage Rpm Input

    • the black cable labelled “GND” to the chassis earth of the vehicle wiring; • CAN connector to SmartyCam or to an AIM dash; Please note: it is always suggested to connect RPM Bridge to the vehicle master switch. The image here below shows a non filtered unstable coil signal.
  • Page 8 The scheme below shows the voltage in the point labelled “1” in the previous images. It is reminded that RPM Bridge white cable, labelled “RPM 150-450 V” is to be connected to the RPM trigger wiring indicated by digit 1 in the previous schemes.
  • Page 9: Chapter 4 - Connecting Rpm Bridge To Aim Systems

    Release 1.03 Chapter 4 – Connecting RPM Bridge to AIM systems RPM Bridge can be connected directly to SmartyCam (top image) or to AIM dashes (bottom image) through a DataHub. Warning: connect RPM Bridge to AIM devices when both devices are OFF.
  • Page 10: Chapter 5 - Configuring Rpm Bridge

    • press “New” to create a new configuration; • “New configuration” panel, shown here below, appears. • select RPM Bridge in the drop down menu, fill in the panel and press OK. The system comes back to “System manager” window. Enable “System Configuration” layer.
  • Page 11: How To Transmit The Configuration

    When the configuration has been transmitted to the logger, it is suggested to enter “Online” pressing the corresponding button on the menu bar, on the left vertical keyboard to verify that all works properly. Ensure that RPM Bridge is switched on and well connected to the PC. www.aim-sportline.com...
  • Page 12: Appendix - Technical Drawing

    Progettato da / Designed by Contr. da / Ckd. by Nome file / File name Data / Date Scala / Scale Titolo / Title Pinout RPM Bridge N. disegno / Drawing N. Rev. / Rev. Foglio / Sheet Racing Data Power 1 of 1...

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