Tire Size Correction; Final Drive Correction - banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster Owner's Manual

SETTINGS,
12.5.2 Pressure Units
Depending on your preference, you
can display pressure values in either
Pounds per Square Inch (PSI), Bar, or
Kilopascals (kPa).
To change the pressure units
setting:
1.
Select "Settings" from the main
"MENU."
2.
Select "Units" in the "Settings"
menu. See Figure 12-4, A.
3.
Select "Pressure:" to switch
between "PSIA," "BAR" or "KPA."
See Figure 12-4, B.
4.
Return to the Gauge Screen
when finished.

12.6 Tire Size Correction

This feature will allow you to correct
the vehicle speed displayed on the
iDash 1.8 when enabled. So when you
change the tire size of your vehicle,
you can still reference the correct
vehicle speed.
To correct vehicle speed for a tire
size change:
1.
Select "Settings" from the
main "MENU."
2.
Select "Tire Size Correction."
3.
Select "Speed Correction:" to
"Enable" or "Disable" the speed
correction feature.
4.
Select "Stock Tire:" to then
input the vehicle's stock tire size
information.
A. Select "Width"
B. Scroll UP or DOWN to
adjust the value.
CONTINUED
C. Select the desired value to
save the setting.
D. Repeat steps 4-A to
4-C for "Aspect" ratio and
"Wheel Diameter."
5.
Select "Current Tire" to then
input the vehicle's current tire size
information.
6.
Repeat steps 4-A to 4-C for "Width"
"Aspect" ratio and "Wheel Diameter"
in the "Current Tire" menu.
7.
The vehicle speed displayed on the
iDash 1.8 will now be corrected for the
current tire size on the vehicle.
This will only correct the
iDash 1.8 speed reading, it will not
correct your vehicles instrument
cluster speedometer.
12.7 Final Drive
Correction
This feature will allow you to correct
the vehicle speed displayed on the
iDash 1.8 when enabled. This will
correct the vehicle speed for changes
in final drive ratios from what the
vehicle was originally equipped with.
To correct vehicle speed for a
drive ratio change:
1.
Select "Settings" from the main
"MENU."
2.
Select "Final Drive Correction."
See Figure 12-5, A.
3.
Select "Drive Correction" to
"Enable" or "Disable" the drive
correction feature. See Figure 12-5, B.
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