Faria Instruments IS0218 User Manual
Uncasville, CT
INSTRUMENTS
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Electronic
Programmable
Speedometer
(Basic)
IS0218
ISO218A ECR#5294 03/05
Index
Description
Odometer Page 1
Trip Odometer Page 1
Hour-meter Page 1
Maximum Saved Speed Page 1
Setting the Speedometer Page 2
Boot menu Page 2
Service Hours Page 2
Service Distance Page 3
Clear Hours Page 3
Clear Distance Page 4
Program High Axle Page 4
Program Low Axle Page 4
Input Level control for the speed pulse input Page 4
Run Menu
Clear Odometer Page 5
Set Speed (Over Speed indicator) Page 5
Calibrate Hi Axle Page 5
Calibrate Low Axle Page 6
Harness P1 6 pin connector Page 8
Harness P2 4 pin connector Page 9
COMMERCIAL SPEEDOMETER
Functions available:
1. Odometer display
2. Trip odometer display (resetable)
3. Change the pulses per mile or the
pulses per kilometer input.
A. PPM adjustment can be done
automatically by the microprocessor.
B. PPM numbers can be entered using
the push-button.
C. All features available for both high
and low speed axles.
Detail description
Odometer
The commercial speedometer contains an
odometer to maintain a record of the total
mileage and trip mileage. During normal
operations and after a power on the odometer
display shows;
This display cannot be reset. A quick press
of the push-button changes the display to the
Trip odometer.
Trip Odometer
The Trip odometer allows you to keep
a record of the trip miles or kilometers
independent of the Odometer.
to indicate mph (or kph) indicates the speed.
The kph is handled the same as a mph in the
microprocessor. The pulses per mile will be
pulses per kilometer and the self-cal will
be for 1 kilometer instead of 1 mile. There
is no provision to change from miles to
kilometers.
Hour-meter
The speedometer also contains an hourmeter that is always activated by an external
input so that actual engine hours can be
recorded. Quick press the push-button while
in the Trip Odometer function displays the
Hour-meter.
The last digit on the right blinks up and
down indicating the hour-meter function.
The hour-meter cannot be reset.
Maximum Saved Speed
This speedometer will also record the
maximum speed under normal conditions.
The maximum speed is displayed and
changes as the speed is increased over the
current maximum.
The Trip Odometer is fully user resetable.
While in the Trip Odometer display press
the push-button for 4 seconds and the Trip
odometer is reset to zero.
The pointer travels over a 270-degree dial
The maximum speed can be reset by pressing
the push-button for 4 seconds.
Another feature of the speedometer is to keep
track of and indicate when a service interval
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has passed. The interval can be either or both
mileage and hours.
A seven digit display readout displays
the total mileage, the trip mileage, hourmeter or maximum saved speed (cleared
by pressing and holding the push-button
for 4 seconds while in the maximum speed
display), the menu items are scrolled by
pressing and releasing the push-button on
the speedometer.
If a service interval has been passed the
display will show a service message (one
time only).
Service Hours
Service Distance
push-button is pressed and held on when
power is first turned on the “boot menu” will
be activated.
The second menu, the “run menu”, can be
activated during normal running time by
pressing and holding the push-button for two
seconds.
Boot menu
Pressing and holding the push-button while
power is turned on will activate the “boot
menu”.
The display will show “HELLO” and wait
for you to release the push-button.
Pressing the push-button will return the
display to the primary mileage and hour
displays.
The service interval message will also
show once every time the speedometer is
powered up. The display can be cleared by
the push-button. The pulses per mile output
from the sensor to the speedometer can be
programmed by hand or done automatically,
for both of the high and low range axles.
Setting the speedometer
There are two major speedometer setting
routines.
The first is activated during boot-up. If the
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When the push-button is released the first
item on the menu will be shown. In four
seconds the microprocessor will activate that
menu feature.
If you want a different item from the menu,
you must press and release the push-button
before four seconds have elapsed. The menu
items will scroll continuously. If you want
to get out at this point with no changes, stop
at the last menu item “donE”, and in four
seconds the microprocessor will return to
normal with nothing being changed.
If you are in a menu, just do nothing for 32
seconds and the microprocessor will restart
and change nothing.
1. The first menu item “SEr HrS” (Service
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