Power supply | 10 to 15 or 20 to 28 volt |
Operating temperature | -25oC to +85oC |
Shock | 100 g |
Dimensions (w * h * d) | 193 x 45 x 52 mm (without connector) |
Weight | 370 g (including pulse generator and cables: 500 g - 640 g depending on type of car) |
Key | Function |
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Trip meter (trip. 1) Memory register. This register may be used as 'DISPLAY OFF' Figure 1 |
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Trip meter (trip. 2) SS time Average speed Required average speed to keep target time on section Maximum speed Distance to use when estimating time of arrival Scheduled target time Estimated time of arrival Figure 2 |
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Current speed Scheduled speed for the "PILOT" Trip meter (trip. 3) Speed threshold Figure 3 |
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Copy selected register to upper left display Set number of decimals |
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Initiate input of a value Confirm input of a value |
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Clock with a format of 23.59.59 and a resolution of 1 s Clock with a format of 59.59.95 and a resolution of 0.05 s Figure 4 |
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Amount of fuel left Figure 5 |
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Time ahead or delayed in respect to the scheduled average speed Figure 6 |
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Copy selected register to lower left display Set number of decimals Figure 0 |
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Calibrate distance Calibrate fuel Calibrate time Set desired units for distance and speed |
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Cancel current operation. Initiate the instrument |
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Reverse counting direction Show stored values for fuel Feed a minus sign Add values |
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Stop counting Figure 7 |
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Set positive counting direction Show stored values for fuel Figure 8 |
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Freeze all values Figure 9 |
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Change functions for remote controls |
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Reset a register to zero Cancel input |