Selecting A Source For Voltage Data - Veratron VMH 35-D User Manual

TRIM SENSOR
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Connect the sensor of interest. See "Connecting an analogue sensor".
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Under Sensors select the resistive or voltage depending input to which the sensor is connected.
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In Trim follow the wizard on the display to create the sensor curve. (You will have to bring the engine to
a certain trim position and then confirm the current sensor value and repeat that for several points of
the curve)
RPM SENSOR
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Connect the sensor of interest. See "Connecting an analogue sensor".
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In Sensors > RPM > Config enter the value of pulses/revolution required for a correct reading of the
signal.
LOG SENSOR
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Connect the sensor of interest. See "Connecting an analogue sensor".
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In Sensors > Log > Config enter the value of pulses per length unit (as selected in Display > Units )
required for a correct reading of the signal.
TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSORS
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Connect the sensor of interest. See "Connecting an analogue sensor".
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Under Sensors select the resistive or voltage depending input to which the sensor is connected.
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Choose the desired configuration for the connected sensor type.
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If you chose the CUSTOM configuration, create the sensor curve using the Veratron Configuration Tool.

SELECTING A SOURCE FOR VOLTAGE DATA

The information battery voltage can be received from the different sources NMEA 2000, J1939 and the
display-internal voltage measurement.
When receiving the data from a digital input it is required to define whether the information "battery
voltage" or "alternator potential" should be displayed.
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SENSOR CONFIGURATION
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