Summary of Contents for HKS CAMP2
- Page 1 H K S E L E C T R O N IC S T E C H N O L O G Y INSTRUCTION MANUAL ‚d‚W ‚S ‚T‚P ‚P - ‚j ‚O ‚O ‚O ‚V ‚O - ‚O ‚O ‚Q ‚O ‚O ‚W / ‚P ‚u‚…...
- Page 3 Up to 6 data parameters can be displayed numerically at the same time. •œ F-CON Connection F-CON S / SZ / SA / iS / V Pro can be connected to the CAMP2 unit, and data from the F-CON can be displayed on the screen.
- Page 4 •@ and lists precautions to avoid any possible damage and/or accidents. •E For any lost, defective and/or damaged parts, contact the dealer to order. •E HKS will not be responsible for any damage caused by incorrect installation and/or use or use •@ after modification and/or dismantling of this product.
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Page 5: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING •E Make sure to work on the vehicle in a well-ventilated area to prevent possible •@ explosion or a fire. •E Do not mount the unit where distracts driving to avoid possible accident. •E Do not install this product to a vehicle with DC24V negative ground. It may cause •@ a fire. -
Page 6: Parts List
•@ To solve these symptoms, disconnect and reconnect the AV cable or turn off/on this •@ product. •E Since CAMP2 uses an infrared remote controller, keep the controller and receiver •@ away from exposure to the direct rays of the sun. If the controller and/or the receiver •@ are exposed directly to the sun, the controller may not function properly. -
Page 7: Names And Functions
Slide the switch to the right when using the optional Nissan CONSULT harness. (The default switch position is on the left to connect the OBD2 harness.) 9.USB Connector Connect the CAMP2 unit to a PC using a USB cable. (This function will be enabled soon.) 5•|... - Page 8 •œ CAMP2 Remote Controller 1.PEAK Button 1.PEAK Button Press this button to show the peak value. 2.Directional Arrow 2.Directional Arrow Buttons (4) Buttons (4) Press these directional arrow buttons to relocate the pointer or change the value. 3.ENTER Button Press this button to set the edited value or 3.ENTER Button...
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Page 9: Installation
•œ This manual shows a typical installation. Actual installation may vary depending on the vehicle application. 1.Disconnecting the Battery Terminal (1) Disconnect the negative terminal from the battery. 2.Wiring CAMP2 AV Cable Main Unit To the vehicle's on-board monitor. Relay... - Page 10 •œ F-CON Wiring <When the vehicle's self-diagnosis connector (OBD2 port) is unused (available)> (1) Follow the procedure (1) to (6) above. (2) Connect the F-CON connector of CAMP2 to the option port of the F-CON unit with the modular cable. NOTE •E T he modular cable is not included.
- Page 11 (Interior) Black : Body ground (Engine Room) I/F Unit •¦If the meter harness #1 length is too short to reach CAMP2, use the optional meter harness #3(1.0m) to Main Harness connect CAMP2 and the meter harness #1. Connect sensor harnesses.
- Page 12 Advice •E Read the included manual for I/F Unit wiring instructions. •E If the meter harness #1 length is too short to reach CAMP2, use the longer meter harness #3 (1m) available separately. •E I/F Unit does not include sensors and sensor harnesses. Harnesses necessary for wiring must be purchased separately.
- Page 13 (Mounting Remote Controller) (Mounting Receiver) To interior To interior One side of Velcro Tape Double-sided Tape Another side of Velcro Tape Controller Receiver 4. After Installation (1) Reinstall any factory parts that were removed. (2) Reconnect the negative terminal to the battery. Confirmation after installation •E Check the following after the installation process is complete.
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Page 14: Operation
OPERATION 1.Operation Outline [MENU] ‚c ‚e ‚r ANALOG PAST GRAPH •E 6 items can be shown. •@ •E 3analog meters •@ • @ • @ • @ • E Time axis & Digital TIME (Elapsed Time) meter indicator display•D •@ •... - Page 15 DIGITAL •E 6digital meters ‚c •@ • @ • @ • @ Switch by the enter button. •E 3digital/bar graph DIGITAL SELECT ‚e •E DIGITAL1-6 F-CON ‚r •E Fuel injection volume correction map A/B •E Ignition timing correction map A/B Editing the Correction Map ‚r ‚d‚s•@ ‚...
- Page 16 2.SET UP MODE •E SET UP MODE to configuring CAMP2 to work with your vehicle. •E Use this mode when using CAMP2 for the first time or after a reset. <Setting> •E In the menu, use the direction button in the controller to select "SET UP", and press the •@ ENTER.
- Page 17 (Example) Fuel volume : 12.0 USG FUEL value : 8.2USG ECO CORRECT Set Value = 12.0 •€ 8.2 x 1000 = 1463.4 = 1460 *Round to the first digit. ‡E Change ECO CORRECT value from "1000" to "1460 •œ SPEED CORRECT (Speed correction value) This item is to correct the speed value when the vehicle is equipped with tires of different size from factory spec, or when there is a variance between the actual driving distance and the value of DISTANCE in PAST mode.
- Page 18 •œ CAR WEIGHT (Vehicle weight) This item is to enter the vehicle's weight. The set value range is from 10 to 2500kg in increments of 10(kg). The value of the CAR WEIGHT must be the total number of the following: ‡@ The listed weight on the registration form.
- Page 19 Change to USA Menu's background color •œ •£ •iGo back to the previous page•j Press the ENTER button to go back to the previous page. •œ X OFFSET (Screen position adjustment - Left) Use this if the screen position is offset horizontally to one side. The adjustment range is from 0-32, in increments of 1.
- Page 20 3.PAST MODE •E Under this mode, commuting routes can be compared, or driver-specific information can be monitored. •E 6 measurements/calculations can be displayed on the screen at one time: TIME (Elapsed Time), DISTANCE (Driving distance), SPEED (Average speed), FUEL (Consumed fuel volume), ECO(Average fuel efficiency), and COST (Fuel cost).
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Page 21: Graph Mode
4.GRAPH MODE •E A graph and digital meter indication on a time-based axis of up to 6 items can be shown on the screen. •E VIEW function: data changes at 0.2 second intervals can be monitored. •E Logging can be conducted for up to 600 seconds (10 minutes). Time axis Time These colors... - Page 22 •E The time axis can be set using the controller's directional arrow buttons as follows: : Move every -20 sec. Down : Move every +20 sec. Right : Move every +0.2 sec. Right (Press and hold) : Move every +2 sec. Left : Move every -0.2 sec.
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Page 23: Analog Mode
5.ANALOG MODE •E Selected item(s) can be shown in the analog meter. •E Select from two modes: either a 3 analog meter display, or 1 analog meter with 6 digital indicators below it. •E Analog meters accurately show continuously changing data. [3 Analog Meter] Peak Indicator ANALOG 2... - Page 24 [1 Analog Meter with 6 Digital Meters] Peak Indicator Warning Indicator 6 Digital Meters Meter Name Digital Indication <Setting> •E From the menu, select [ANALOG] using the directional arrow buttons. Press ENTER. •E Press the SELECT button of the controller to switch to [ANALOG SELECT] (The right illustration above.).
- Page 25 <Display Contents> What is shown in the 3 analog meters and the 1 meter with 6 digital meters are the same. •œ REAL TIME Indication •E Switch between the 3 analog meters and the 1 meter with 6 digital meters by pressing ENTER. •E Real time values are shown on the screen.
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Page 26: Digital Mode
6.DIGITAL MODE •E Selected item(s) can be shown in the digital meter. •E Select from 6 digital meters or 3 digital /bar graphs to appear on the screen. •E Digital meter show accurate data for each item. Warning Indicator Peak Indicator Meter Name Peak Value Real Time Value... - Page 27 <Setting> •E From the menu, select [DIGITAL] using the direction button of the controller. Press the ENTER. •E Press the SELECT button of the controller to switch to [DIGITAL SELECT]. •œ DIGITAL 1 - 3 (Selecting items to indicate) •E To change individual settings, select from DIGITAL 1 - 3 using the directional arrow buttons. Press ENTER.
- Page 28 •E The input value and/or the output value of each F-CON sensor can be monitored. •E F-CON S / SZ / SA / iS setting data can be monitored and edited when connected to CAMP2. Unique settings can be made based on engine specification, such as exhaust type or intake type.
- Page 29 These items cannot be edited since they are taken from the output signal from F-CON. Advice •E Turn off the ignition when connecting the F-CON, otherwise the CAMP2 unit may become damaged. •E Editable correction maps may vary depending on the dip switch settings on the F-CON and/or the HKS POWER WRITER settings.
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Page 30: Optional Parts List
Remarks 48002-AK001 Nissan CONSULT Harness L=30cm 48002-AK002 F-CON Connecting Harness 48002-AK003 CAMP2 Remote Controller 48002-AK004 CAMP2 Remote Controller Receiver I/F Unit, Main Harness, Power Harness, 44008-AK011 I/F Unit Meter Harness No.1 44999-AK010 Meter Harness No.3 L=1.0m 44999-AK011 Temperature Sensor Set... -
Page 31: Troubleshooting
•E Make sure to connect and receive signals from the controller. position the receiver properly. PRODUCT SPECFICATIONS CAMP2 Main Unit •E Operating Voltage•c DC10 - 16V •E Maximum Electrical Power Consumption•c 2.0W Remote Controller •E Battery Type•c CR2025 Tube Fuse for Power Socket Harness &... - Page 32 Pursuing the Ultimate in Engine Performance and Efficiency. H.K.S Company Limited.
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