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V 1.11, 11 Sep 2012
FW 1.11

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Forced OBD2 Connection Speed Correction Data Performance Calculations OBD2 Code Reading Scan Unichip Map Selection Optional Equipment Attachment A – Assembly Procedures Attachment B – OBD2 Codes Attachment C – P-metric Tire Size Conversion Attachment D – Display Connections Attachment E – Warranty...

  • Page 2: Introduction

    Display case if desired. Always use the kit provided components and fasteners to assemble and the windshield mount to your Flux2 Display – failure to do so may result in internal damage to the Display or an insecure installation that could come loose during an inopportune time during vehicle operation.

  • Page 3: Launch

    Once installation is completed, either start the vehicle or turn the ignition key on to power up the factory computer and hit any button on the Flux2 Display to turn it on. You will see a version information screen that will automatically You can also press the buttons on either side of <...
  • Page 4 There are a number of OBD2 protocols and Flux2 will step through each automatically until it establishes communication and this will occur each time you power up your Flux2 Display and no action is required by you. b. Once communication with the factory computer is established, the Flux2 display will automatically change to a Link Success display which confirms the OBD2 protocol in use.

  • Page 5: General Navigation Functionality

    If you take no action, the Flux2 will power down automatically from this screen after a few seconds. If you wish to immediately power the Display down, push the PWR OFF PWR OFF > button. PWR OFF PWR OFF...

  • Page 6: Speed Correction

    --- --- displayed indicating the OBD2 protocol currently in use. If the connection attempt is successful, the Flux2 Display will change to the Main Menu page. If the connection attempt is unsuccessful, a ** connection failed ** ** connection failed ** message will appear.

  • Page 7: Data

    SETUP SETUP. SETUP Not all vehicles support all parameters and if your vehicle’s ECU does not support a Flux2 request, that display line will show < Unsupported. Unsupported. Unsupported. This does not mean there is a problem with the Flux2 Display, it simply means your vehicle Unsupported.

  • Page 8: Performance Calculations

    *** Note: Although XEGT and XBST appear on the list, they will not function unless those sensors are added to your Flux2 Display. The EGT and Boost sensors are available from Unichip of North America or your local dealers. Performance Calculations.

  • Page 9: Obd2 Code Reading

    Since different OEM’s use different PID, an attempt to list them in this document is impractical. To decode a PID once you have obtained it from the Flux2, do an internet search using the terminology “OBD2 code xXXXX.” Scan...

  • Page 10: Unichip Map Selection

    Codes on these vehicles will only clear when the faulty component has been replaced and the OEM computer receives valid data back from the new component. Your Flux2 Display will indicate what the faulty component is or may be, but you will have to repair the fault for the code to clear.

  • Page 11: Optional Equipment

    UNICHIP > button navigates you to the Flux2 Map Selection UNICHIP UNICHIP Page. c. To change maps, use the < - or + > until the selected map is as desired. Note that the default map names are UNICHIP UNICHIP UNICHIP UNICHIP...

  • Page 12: Attachment A - Assembly Procedures

    Attachment A – Assembly Procedures 1. Remove the Windshield Suction Cup Mount and the bag of fasteners from the poly bag. 2. To facilitate mounting the flange to the Flux2 Display, remove the tensioning cup from the ball joint. Flange 3.

  • Page 13: Attachment B - Obd2 Codes

    Many DTC’s are by legislation common across all manufacturers and must be readable by testing centers for emissions compliance. Your Flux2 Display will properly display these codes and you can find the plain text description for each of these codes by doing an internet search of the code.

  • Page 14: Attachment C - P-Metric Tire Size Conversion

    Attachment C – P-metric Tire Size Conversion To enter the correct Speed Conversion in the Flux2 Display, you must first determine the value. You can either use an accurate GPS system, pace your vehicle with a known accurate vehicle, or use the gear and/or tire sizes to calculate the value.

  • Page 15: Attachment D - Display Connections

    These ports are not used during normal operation. The connections in grey are those used to connect the Boost and/or EGT upgrade sensors into the Flux2 Display. These components are sold separately and, if used, are used during normal operation. For details, visit www.unichip.us...

  • Page 16: Attachment E - Warranty

    UNA is not liable for incidental, consequential, or punitive damages attributable directly or indirectly to the Unichip or UNA’s actions or inactions with respect to the Unichip. UNA is also specifically not responsible or liable for damage of any kind: 1) to a vehicle into which UNA products are installed or 2) resulting from the use of a vehicle equipped with any UNA products.

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