Electrical System
Digital Spark Advance Ignition (DSAI) System
This system uses a digital microprocessor which is located in ignition modules. Ignition timing varies depending upon
engine speed with this system. There are 2 inductive-style ignition modules that control ignition timing based on
engine RPM. A typical DSAI application consists of:
● 1 magnet assembly, which is permanently affixed to flywheel.
● 2 inductive, 12-volt ignition modules, which mount on engine crankcase.
● 1 12-volt battery, which supplies current to ignition modules.
● 1 kill switch (or key switch) which grounds spark advance module to stop engine.
● 2 spark plugs.
Wire Diagram-15/20/25 Amp Regulated Battery Charging System with DSAI Ignition, Five Pin Connector and
Key Switch
H
M
I
N
J
L
B
D
K
G
A
F
B
R
Q
P
A
AA
AB
AD
Z
A
Blue
E
Violet
I
To Accessory
M
To Starter
Q
Battery Negative
U
Carburetor
Y
Rectifier-Regulator
Carburetor Mounting
AC
Stud
AG
Solenoid Lead
Not valid with indicator light or no pressure switch.
8
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C
AE
AF
G
D
F
B
B
F
E
B
Red
F
White
J
Ground
N
Key Switch
R
Battery Positive
Flywheel Stator
V
Assembly
Z
Starter
AD Starter Solenoid Tang AE
White
AH
(AC Charging Leads)
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S
D
B
AG
B
B
U
Y
O
AH
Green (Oil Sentry
C
Pulse Signal)
G
Black
K
To Rectifier-Regulator
Rectifier-Regulator
O
Connector
Oil Sentry
S
™
(Optional)
W
Ignition Module(s)
AA
Fuse
Connector (5-Circuit)
AI
Spark Plug Lead
G
T
AC
X
J
W
V
J
W
X
B
G
AH
D
Yellow (Accessory)
™
8
H
To Battery
L
To Magneto
P
Battery
Light
T
Oil Sentry
X
Spark Plug(s)
AB Starter Solenoid Stud
AF
Connector (1-Circuit)
62 690 01 Rev. J
AI
W
F
G
B
™
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