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- Page 1 Racepak Ultra Dash Installation and Operation Instructions 300-DS-UDX6S...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction ........................1 Six Button Dash Features ....................1 Package Contents......................1 Optional Items: ......................1 Ultra Dash Installation ....................3 Selecting a Mounting Location..................3 Dash Mounting ......................3 Port Descriptions ......................3 Port A Wiring ........................4 Port B Wiring ........................6 Port B Wiring ........................6 Sensor Installation......................7 EGT Probe Installation ....................7... - Page 4 Table of Contents DataLink Software CD Installation ................23 Installing the License Disk..................23 Connecting the Data Logger Serial Communications Cable .......23 Modifying the Dash Configuration................24 Changing Display Page Properities ...... Error! Bookmark not defined. Adding or Removing V-Net Devices to your System..........28 Configuring Record Parameters ................29 Setting the Record Length ..................30 Setting the Record Enable Channel..............30...
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Page 5: Introduction
Introduction Introduction This manual contains the information required to install and program your Ultra Dash. If you have purchased the PC download kit, you should have received a DataLink manual as well. Refer to the DataLink manual for information on using the DataLink software to view the data from your dash. Six Button Dash Features •... - Page 6 Introduction...
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Page 7: Ultra Dash Installation
Ultra Dash Installation Ultra Dash Installation Selecting a Mounting Location Select a mounting location that does not expose the Ultra Dash to high temperatures. Avoid exposing the front LCD to direct sunlight. Extreme overheating from the sun can temporarily cause the LCD to turn entirely black. -
Page 8: Port A Wiring
Ultra Dash Installation Port A Wiring Port A uses the 15 position connector. The only factory installed wires in the port A connector are the ones required for power and ground. All other wires are provided with the pins crimped and ready to install if needed. - Page 9 Ultra Dash Installation wire to the factory installed water temperature switch wire. Do not confuse a water temperature switch with a water temp erature sensor. If you are using a water temperature sensor do not use this input. See Port B Wiring pin 1 for instructions. Pin 8 –...
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Page 10: Port B Wiring
Ultra Dash Installation Port B Wiring Port B uses the 12 position connector. Since all port B inputs are optional the wires are provided with the connector pins crimped but the wires are not installed in the connector. A description of each wire and its function is described below. -
Page 11: Sensor Installation
Ultra Dash Installation Pin 10 – External Warning Light Output – Connect this wire only if you plan to use an external warning light. Insert the orange/white wire in pin position 10. Connect the other end of the orange/white wire to the ground side of your warning light. -
Page 12: Remote Switch
Ultra Dash Installation Remote Switch The remote switch is used to change dash displays and start recording data without the rider having to remove their hand from the bars. The remote switch also used to record data for playback. If you do not wish to use these functions you may leave the remote switch uninstalled if desired. -
Page 13: Installing V-Net Channels
Ultra Dash Installation Installing V-Net Channels You can add up to five additional channels to your Ultra Dash by installing modules on the V-Net port. For instance, if you wanted to monitor turbo boost pressure you would need to purchase a boost pressure V-Net module. -
Page 15: Programming And Operation Using The Dash Buttons
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons After installation the first thing you should do is configure the setup parameters. Although the factory defaults will work fine for most users, you should run through the configuration setup and adjust the engine rpm pulses per revolution, EGT warning levels and speedometer calibration. -
Page 16: Display Modes
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Display Modes The behavior of each button press depends on the mode the dash is currently in. See the appropriate mode section below for a list of button behaviors in each mode. There are 6 different modes. •... - Page 17 Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Table 3 shows each setup parameter and the available options. Lower Factory Parameter Description Left LCD Available Options (Lower Right LCD) Default Code Default back light intensity Level 0-9 bLIT level 9 = highest level 6 = factory default Default Display Page dISP 1, 2, 3...
- Page 18 Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Remote switch input value 0 = input is grounded when ON SWON when ON. 1 = input has voltage when ON High beam indicator input 0 = input is grounded when ON HbON value when ON.
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Page 19: Speedometer Calibration
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Speedometer Calibration The speedometer, odometer and trip odometer will not read correctly you perform the following calibration procedure. 1) Turn on the dash and enter setup mode by entering a MED press on the button. -
Page 20: Real-Time Mode
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Real-time Mode The dash will power up in Real-time mode each time it is turned on. While in Real-time mode you can scroll between the three main display pages by entering a SHORT key press on the button. -
Page 21: Scroll Mode
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Table 5 shows the behavior of each button while i n Real-time mode. SHORT Button Press MED Button Press LONG Button Press Button (one light flash) (two light flashes) (three light flashes) Switches between Real- Reset minimum &... - Page 22 Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Does nothing Does nothing Does nothing Does nothing Does nothing Does nothing Table 6 Table 7 shows the channel tags appearing in the lower left position while in scroll mode. Abbreviation Description ERPM Engine RPM DRPM Jack shaft RPM...
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Page 23: Min - Max Recall Mode
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Min – Max Recall Mode The min – max recall mode displays the minimum and maximum reading on all channels since the dash was turned on or the min – max values have been manually cleared. The dash does not need to be in Record mode for the min-max values to update. -
Page 24: Warning Indicators
Programming and Operation Using the Dash Buttons Toggle lower right channel position between odometer, Does nothing Reset trip odometer trip, EGT 3 & EGT 4 Step recoded data forward Start playing Fast forward through recorded .02 seconds recorded data at data If playing real-time - Stop real- time speed. -
Page 25: Clearing Alpha Display Warnings
If you manually clear an alpha warning it is up to you to remember there was problem. For instance, if you clear the low oil warning there may be no further warnings to remind you of the condition. If you damage your engine Racepak cannot be held responsible. USE THE CLEAR FEATURE AT YOUR OWN RISK!! -
Page 27: Programming Using The Datalink Pc Software
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software Programming Using the DataLink PC software The first step is to install the DataLink software in you PC computer. The DataLink software is used to program and configure your Ultra Dash. If you have purchased the PC download package you can also view real time data and upload recorded data from the dash for analysis. -
Page 28: Modifying The Dash Configuration
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software Preferences from the menu bar then select Settings. The dialog box on the right will be displayed. Locate the Logger Com Port selection box and select the communications port to which the serial communications cable is connected. If the serial port you are using is built in to your PC the port should be marked near the connector. - Page 29 Programming Using the DataLink PC Software The next step is to read the current setting from the dash. To do this, connect the supplied serial cable between the dash and your PC and turn on the dash. Next, Start the DataLink software and click on Edit from the menu bar and select Read VNET Config.
- Page 30 Programming Using the DataLink PC Software The first section to note is the Channel Description area. This area includes important information about the channel that you are editing. You should always check this area to be sure you are editing the correct channel.
- Page 31 Programming Using the DataLink PC Software The option edit box will display an appropriate edit box for the option currently selected in the options list. The edit box will display the name of the option being edited, the current value of the option, and the range of values that can be entered for the option is appropriate.
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Page 32: Adding Or Removing V-Net Devices To Your System
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software Adding or Removing V-Net Devices to your System If you add or remove modules from you system, you will need to update your configuration file to match the configuration of your onboard system. If the changes are permanent you should edit your existing configuration file to match the new setup. -
Page 33: Configuring Record Parameters
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software If you have added modules to the V-Net system the DataLink software will automatically insert new channel buttons for the new modules. You should review the programming of the new modules as detailed above and change the setup of the new modules as required. Recording Data with your Data Logger Anytime power is applied to your system the dash is ready to record data from the various sensors connected to the system. -
Page 34: Setting The Record Length
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software Located in the lower left-hand corner of the dialog box is the Systems Options section. Several options and their present value will be listed on the left-hand side of the Systems Options section. To select an option for editing simply position the mouse cursor over the option and click the left mouse button. -
Page 35: Sending The Record Parameters
Programming Using the DataLink PC Software the record threshold. If you have selected a channel such as Engine Rpm enter the desired rpm above which to start the recording. For instance 3000 rpm. The recording will begin any time the engine rpm exceeds 3000 rpm. -
Page 37: Transferring Data To A Pc
If you purchased the PC download option, the data from your Ultra Dash can be transferred to your PC for viewing and analysis using the Racepak DataLink program. In order to communicate with the Ultra Dash your PC must have serial port. If your PC does not have an onboard serial port you can purchase a USB to serial port adaptor from most computer stores. - Page 38 Transferring Data to a PC This information will be used to name the data file. The dialog box is shown below. If you need help on filing out the dialog box click on the help icon in the upper left hand corner of the dialog box. Select OK or Next depending on your configuration file.
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Page 39: Viewing Real Time Data On A Pc
Viewing Real Time Data on a PC Viewing Real Time Data on a PC Data from your Ultra Dash can be displayed and recorded real time on your PC computer using the DataLink program. Before you can view the data, however, you must first setup the real time parameters in your data logger. -
Page 40: Starting A Telemetry Session
Viewi ng Real Time Data on a PC The first parameter Circular Buffer Length is used to set the amount of data to record in seconds. The Recording Mode is used to determine whether the recording will stop when the maximum record time is reached or whether the oldest data will be overwritten. - Page 41 CSI assumes no liability for probes. Temperature probes are covered by ‘Exhaust Gas Technologies’ warranty. For warranty information on temperature probes contact EGT at 1-800-348-4678. Competition Systems, Inc./Racepak 30402 Esperanza, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688 949-709-5555...