Stoneridge Optimo, Optimo Light User Manual

DD 56065 Rev 01 1 © Stoneridge Electronics Ltd

Stoneridge Optimo Manual

Stoneridge Electronics Ltd

Copyright

The information contained in this document is the property of Stoneridge Electronics Ltd. and should not be reproduced, revealed or appropriated, either in whole or in part, without the written authority of Stoneridge, Inc.

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Contents

1. Optim o Kit ................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1. Optimo Light Kit .................................................................................................................................... 3

1.2. Optimo2 Kit ........................................................................................................................................... 4

2. Power – Optimo and Optimo Light ................................................................................................................ 4

2.1. Power – Optimo2 ................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Optimo Main Screen ..................................................................................................................................... 5

4. Optimo, Optimo Light and Optimo2 Features ................................................................................................. 6

5. Sleep mode .................................................................................................................................................. 6

6. Getting Started ............................................................................................................................................. 7

6.1. Task Bar Icons ....................................................................................................................................... 7

6.1.1. Workshop Settings ......................................................................................................................... 7

6.1.2. Connecting to WiFi ......................................................................................................................... 9

6.1.3. Bluetooth ...................................................................................................................................... 9

6.1.4. Wireless Connections ..................................................................................................................... 9

6.2. Connecting to Tachographs ................................................................................................................. 10

6.3. Calibrating and Programming .............................................................................................................. 10

7. Optimo – MKIII Programmer – Main screens............................................................................................... 11

7.1. Read and modify data......................................................................................................................... 12

7.2. Tachograph Information ..................................................................................................................... 13

7.3. Bench test .......................................................................................................................................... 14

7.4. Fixed distance 1 .................................................................................................................................. 15

7.5. Speed simulator .................................................................................................................................. 16

7.6. C3 RPM test ........................................................................................................................................ 16

7.7. DTCs .................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.8. k factor test......................................................................................................................................... 17

7.9. DIL calculate ....................................................................................................................................... 18

7.10. Fixed distance 2 .................................................................................................................................. 19

7.11. Rolling road......................................................................................................................................... 20

7.12. Clock test ........................................................................................................................................... 22

7.13. PIN ..................................................................................................................................................... 22

7.14. Serial data test ................................................................................................................................... 23

7.15. CANbus data test ................................................................................................................................ 23

7.16. 1000m test ......................................................................................................................................... 24

7.17. Sensor settings ................................................................................................................................... 25

7.18. Tachograph reset ................................................................................................................................ 27

8. Custom Bench Test ..................................................................................................................................... 28

9. SE5000CS – Configuration System ............................................................................................................... 32

10. 1381CS – Configuration System ................................................................................................................... 34

11. Application Sheets ...................................................................................................................................... 36

12. Cross Reference Tables ............................................................................................................................... 38

13. Tacho Swap ................................................................................................................................................ 39

14. Sensor Test ................................................................................................................................................ 41

15. Rolling Road Brake...................................................................................................................................... 45

16. Product Upgrade ........................................................................................................................................ 46

Annex A – Cable cross reference tables ............................................................................................................... 47

Annex B – Programmable Parameters ................................................................................................................ 49

Annex C – Optimo Error Codes ........................................................................................................................... 52

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1. Optimo Kit

1.1. Optimo Light Kit

Optimo

Power Supply

Bluetooth Dongle

In Vehicle Charger

Power Cable

Mouse

C2 Cable

Tester

A4, A6 & A8

Tachograph

Adaptors

B Adaptor For Stoneridge Rolling Road & Flexi Switch

C1 Cable

Tester

Digital Dongle

1324 Dongle

2400 Dongle

Digital Dongle

A8

Tachograph

Adaptor

Optimo

WiFi Dongle

Power Supply

B Adaptor For Stoneridge Rolling Road & Flexi Switch

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1.2. Optimo

2

Kit

2. Power – Optimo and Optimo Light

 Lithium Ion 14.4V battery, life typically 4 hours.  Charging – 230V ac supply or vehicle power connector.  Charging time – typically one hour, overnight on first use.  Charging time for Optimo Light – typically up to 4 hours.

Power on/off

Power socket for mains or vehicle adaptor

Snap-fit

battery pack

Optimo

2

Digital Dongle

Power Supply

In Vehicle Charger

Screen protector

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2.1. Power – Optimo

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3. Optimo Main Screen

 Optimo supports all digital and analogue tachographs. Extra cables may be required when using

Optimo Light. See table below.

Page 36

Page 38

Page 11

Page 22

Page 41

Page 32

Page 39

Page 46

Page 9

Page 4

Page 34

Page 7

Page 45

Power on/off

USB ports

DIN sockets

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4. Optimo, Optimo Light and Optimo

2

Features

Component

Optimo

Optimo Light

Optimo2

External USB ports

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2

Bluetooth

Yes

No

Yes

WiFi

Yes

External Mouse

Yes

No

Camera

Yes

No

Yes

Smart card reader

Yes

Dongles

Digital, 2400, 1324

Digital

I/O connectors

A,B,C,D,E,F,G

A,B,C

None, DIN

connectors only

Adaptor cables

A4, A6, A8 B, C1 and C2

connector

A8, B

None

Sensors, testing

Yes

No

Battery charge time

1 hour

4 hours

2.5 hours

Vehicle charger

Yes

No

Yes

Screen dimming

Yes

No

Yes

Screen rotation

Yes

No

Yes

Screen protector

Yes

No

Yes

5. Sleep mode

5 minutes inactivity

Screen blank – programs still running

Tap screen to wake up

30 minutes inactivity

Optimo shuts down

Press ON button at rear to re-start

 Power off.

Step 1

Tap

Windows icon

Step 2

Tap

Shut down

button

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6. Getting Started

 How to set up your Optimo

6.1. Task Bar Icons

6.1.1. Workshop Settings

 On first power up of Optimo a number of details must be entered into a series of

settings screens.

 Settings screens can also be accessed at any time by tapping here.

 After selecting Language and Country, enter your workshop details. Complete all fields.

 Other screens are accessed by tapping Arrows at the top of the page if highlighted.

 The ‘Home’ button closes any application and returns to the Windows desktop or

returns to that application’s main screen.

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 This screen displays various details about your workshop, and enables selection

and settings for Rolling Roads. Complete all fields.

x

 The next screen sets Fixed distance length and number of runs, plus options for

“Standard” or “Custom” bench tests. For Custom Bench test see Chapter 8, page 28

DETAILS ON ALL THESE SCREENS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE FIRST USE OF OPTIMO.

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6.1.2. Connecting to WiFi

 Tap the Internet icon.

6.1.3. Bluetooth

 Insert Bluetooth dongle to USB port, press white arrow and a Bluetooth icon appears.

 On pop up screen tap “Add a Device”, a new screen appears showing other Bluetooth

devices in the area. Tap on selected device and follow prompts to pair it with Optimo.

6.1.4. Wireless Connections

 There are two wireless indicators in the taskbar, one for connection to the tachograph

and one for connection to a Rolling Road. Both are red when disconnected and turn

green when connected.

 Select the network and tap “Connect” button.

Tachograph & Rolling Road disconnected

Tachograph connected, Rolling Road disconnected

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6.2. Connecting to Tachographs

 3 dongles are supplied for Digital, 2400 and 1324 tachographs. These are inserted into the

programming socket as shown, wait 5 seconds after insertion before initiating programmes.

 All tachographs can also be connected using existing MKII cables via supplied adaptor cables.

This is the only way to connect to round tachographs.

 Optimo Light and Optimo

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are supplied with the Digital dongle only.

6.3. Calibrating and Programming

 On tapping Optimo identifies the connected tachograph. If the tachograph

cannot be determined the screen below is displayed. Select

tachograph type.

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7. Optimo – MKIII Programmer – Main screens

 When a tachograph is detected or selected, the screen below is displayed.  On these screens highlighted icons can be selected, those dimmed out cannot.

 The following sub-chapters briefly explain the function for each icon selection.

Read and modify data

Chapter 7.1

Tachograph information

Chapter 7.2

Bench test

Chapter 7.3

Fixed distance 1

Chapter 7.4

Speed simulator

Chapter 7.5

C3 RPM test

Chapter 7.6

DTCs

Chapter 7.7

K factor test

Chapter 7.8

DIL calculate

Chapter 7.9

Fixed distance 2

Chapter 7.10

Rolling road

Chapter 7.11

Clock test

Chapter 7.12

Chapter 7.13

Serial data test

Chapter 7.14

CANbus data test

Chapter 7.15

1000m test

Chapter 7.16

Sensor settings

Chapter 7.17

Tachograph reset

Chapter 7.18

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7.1. Read and modify data

 Select on the tachograph programming screen.

 Parameters are changed by tapping values in the “Setting” column, or for some parameters by

selecting appropriate buttons. A new screen is then displayed along with the necessary keyboard.

Note 1: In all cases, once settings have been altered, tapping the enter key immediately sends that information to the tachograph. More screens are accessed by using highlighted arrows at the top of the page.

Note 2: For some tachographs, such as the Actia, once a setting has altered it will change colour to show the setting has been changed but it will not send to the tachograph until you tap the Home button at the top of the page, whereupon it sends all data.

 To change a value use Backspace to remove characters, enter new value, then tap the Enter key

to update the tachograph.

 Tap the Home button to return to main programming screen.

Enter

Toggle

Space

Backspace

Escape

Tab

Caps

Shift

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7.2. Tachograph Information

 Tap

 Available on all Digital tachographs. Require dongles, or cables plus adaptors for 1324 and 2400

tachographs.

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7.3. Bench test

 Tap

 For radio sized tachographs these tests are carried out semi automatically, with a countdown

timer displaying time remaining for each phase of the test.

 For round tachographs a speed scale first must be selected first.

Note: for calibration a Clock Test must be carried out either before or after an analogue bench test.

 For all bench tests follow on screen prompts, and select buttons, duties etc. as required.

Digital Bench test

Analogue Bench test

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7.4. Fixed distance 1

 Tapping enables the “w” factor to be determined using a physical method with a

fixed pointer over a fixed distance.

 The “w” value for each run is displayed. Carry out the appropriate runs as prompted.

 Test complete.

 For round tachographs, DIL switch settings will be shown which must be manually set.

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7.5. Speed simulator

 Tap then tap “Speed” box and enter speed, then tap the tick button.

7.6. C3 RPM test

 Connect cable E via adaptor A6 for Optimo only. Tap

Stop Test

Increment

Speed

Decrement

Speed

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7.7. DTCs

 Tap

 Current faults must be rectified before the vehicle leaves the workshop.

7.8. k factor test

 Tap and using cable G via adaptor A6, Optimo only, on a 8400, 1318 or 1314 it will

provide a reading of the k factor.

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7.9. DIL calculate

 Tap enter w factor. DIL switch settings, w factor and k exact are displayed on left.

This function does not require connection to a tachograph.

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7.10. Fixed distance 2

 Tapping enables the “w” factor to be determined using a physical method with an

external device such as a flexi switch or light barriers over a fixed distance. Connect the flexi switch or light barrier device via adaptor B.

 The “w” value for each run is displayed. Carry out appropriate runs as prompted.

 Test complete.

 For round tachographs DIL switch settings will be shown which must be manually set.

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7.11. Rolling road

 Tapping enables selection of Rolling Road test or Speed Verification.

 With vehicle in motion, tap “Speed Verification”, check speed of Rolling Road and compare with

tachograph speed i.e. speed for speed check.

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 For a Stoneridge rolling road, when you tap “Rolling Road” Optimo determines the w and l

factors. When test complete results can be sent directly to radio sized tachographs, followed by a confirmation screen.

 For round tachographs w, k and l factors are displayed, plus the DIL switch settings which must

be manually changed.

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7.12. Clock test

 Tap to check accuracy of clock and adjust UTC and local time if necessary. For

round tachographs a clock tester module is required and only tests the accuracy of the clock.

 Optimo is factory set to UTC time.  On Digital tachographs all time adjustments should be done from this menu.

7.13. PIN

 Tap enter workshop card PIN. Available on SE5000 and DTCO 1381 only.

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7.14. Serial data test

 Tapping displays serial data from the tachograph via cables F & H plus adaptor

A4 for a SE5000, or cables X & H and A4 for a 2400, Optimo only.

7.15. CANbus data test

 Tapping displays CANbus data via cable V and adaptor A.

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7.16. 1000m test

 Tap the k factor is displayed, tap the green tick button, the test starts and a

countdown timer appears in a red circle.

 Test complete.

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7.17. Sensor settings

 Tapping enables selection of a sensor type on some tachographs.

 The following screen is for a VR2400.  To pair an Encrypted sensor tap “Pair”.

 Test complete.

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 For 3

rd

generation digital tachographs activated after 1st October 2012, the following screen is displayed. 2nd source of motion is enabled by selecting the appropriate CANbus or the C3 option. For CANbus “Heavy” or “Light” vehicle also has to be selected as data is transferred at different bit rates.

 If C3 is enabled, a speed factor, derived from the l factor value has to be entered to match the

two speed signals as close as possible, see table 1.

 To force pair a digital sender, tap “Pair”.

Table 1

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 It is essential that the speed on the second source is closely matched to the speed from the

gearbox sensor. To verify this, and correct where necessary, press the up arrow on the tachograph once to view the dual speed source screen as shown below.

 Run the vehicle at 50km/h and adjust the C3 speed factor until speed 2 is as close to speed 1 as

possible. The difference between speed 1 and speed 2 must not exceed 10km/h.

7.18. Tachograph reset

 Tapping sends a reset pulse by simulating an Off/On condition which resets

default in the tachograph. No screen displayed on Optimo, however

there is an interruption on the tachograph display.

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8. Custom Bench Test

 For analogue tachographs, a Custom bench test allows a technician to set unique duty and speed

parameters in countries which allow this. To set a Custom bench test go to page 3 of “Workshop Settings” then tap on stars in the box adjacent to “Configure analogue bench test” in 3rd “Workshop Settings” screen.

 Enter a PIN, which is obtained from your SRE representative or usual supplier.

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 Tap “Custom” to enter up to 15 Speed Test steps.

 Tap an empty box adjacent to each Speed Test step then enter the speed and duration of step.

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 To delete a step, tap the cross in the red box, then tap bin icon and step is deleted.

 Once all Speeds entered, tap red arrow top right to enter up to 5 duty steps. Tap an empty box

adjacent to a “Duty Test” step.

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 Tap the Duty required, then key in duration for test.

 Once final Duty test is entered, tap red arrow top right, or Home Button, to exit setup procedure.

 Now when running an Analogue Bench test the tachograph type will be prefixed with “Custom

Bench Test”. On radio sized analogue tachographs “Auto Duty” is selected On or Off by tapping the appropriate button, then follow on-screen prompts as normal.

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9. SE5000CS – Configuration System

 Tap and a message “Determining the Tacho Type” is displayed whilst Optimo confirms

an SE5000 tachograph is connected. This enables configuration of KRM

tachographs to parameters of different vehicle types.

 A valid workshop card must be inserted and PIN authenticated to reconfigure all activated

tachographs.

 Choose manufacturer by tapping appropriate icon, or tap “Verify Tachograph” to input a serial

number.

 If verification successful, make and model of a configured tachograph is displayed.

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 To configure to another vehicle type, tap appropriate Manufacturer’s icon and a list of associated

vehicle types is displayed.

 Tap icon for correct vehicle type, and a screen shows Optimo communicating with the tachograph.

After a short time the result is displayed.

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10. 1381CS – Configuration System

 Tap and a message “Please check the 1381 Tachograph (Universal model rev 2.1) is

connected using a wired connection before beginning the Configuration.” is

displayed. Do not use this feature when in wireless operation.

 Then a new message “Determining the Tacho Type” is displayed whilst Optimo

confirms a 1381 tachograph is connected. This enables configuration of 1381 tachographs to parameters of different vehicle types.

 A valid workshop card must be inserted and PIN authenticated to reconfigure all activated

tachographs.

 Choose manufacturer by tapping appropriate icon, or tap “Verify Tachograph” to input a serial

number.

 If verification successful, make and model of a configured tachograph is displayed.

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 To configure to another vehicle type, tap appropriate Manufacturer’s icon and a list of associated

vehicle types is displayed. Select the 1381 Universal Model and then select your target vehicle type.

 Tap icon for correct vehicle type, and a screen shows Optimo communicating with the tachograph.

After a short time the result is displayed.

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11. Application Sheets

 Tapping details how to fit tachographs and Electronic Road Speed Limiters, ERSLs, to

different vehicle types.

 Tap on type of application sheet required.

 Tap appropriate manufacturer’s icon.

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 Tap correct vehicle model icon.

 The application sheet is displayed which details the kit required, and in some cases instructions for

non-standard fits.

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12. Cross Reference Tables

 Tapping enables a user to cross reference tachographs or sensors with Stoneridge

equivalents.

 Type the appropriate text or number for the search.

 A list of all items containing the search text or number is displayed.

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13. Tacho Swap

 Tapping displays which tachograph is connected and gives options to “Read” or “Send”

data. This function enables removal and fitment of a tachograph in a seamless

process. For same tacho type exchange all parameters are transferred, for

cross type exchange only calibration parameters are transferred.

 Note: the new tachograph must be configured prior to performing the tacho swap operation. For

digital tachographs this should be done before the unit is activated.

 Tap “Read” and Optimo reads all data from the tachograph and gives an option to view stored data.

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 Tap the tachograph button to display stored information.

Note: You don’t have to view data before sending it.

 Tapping “Send” displays which tachograph is connected, and options of which tachograph data to

send. Tap the appropriate button and a tick is displayed on completion.

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14. Sensor Test

 Tapping provides the facility to test encrypted sensors or cables, or get information

from the sensor.

Note: Not available on Optimo Light or Optimo2

 Tapping “Sensor test” displays instructions on which cables to use and how to connect to the

sensor.

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 Connect as shown, press sensor into recess at bottom left of the device and the test begins. A

slight vibration is felt at the sensor and results are displayed.

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 Tapping “Cable test” gives instructions to test encrypted cables. Connect as shown with the yellow

plug to Optimo via connector C1 and the other end terminated with plug C2. Tap the red arrow top right and the result is displayed.

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 Tapping “Sensor Information” supplies information about the connected Sensor, such as Serial

number etc. Available on Optimo2 with purchase of new cable.

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15. Rolling Road Brake

 If your Rolling Road is connected wirelessly to Optimo the new Rolling Road Brake icon will appear.  Tapping enables a user to Apply or Release the Rolling Road brake via Optimo.

 Initially both buttons will be active as the system will not know what state the brakes are currently

set to.

 If you tap the Apply Brake button, it will apply the brakes to the rollers and that button will then be

inactive leaving only the Release Brake option, and vice versa.

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16. Product Upgrade

 With links supplied from Stoneridge, download upgrades from the Web to a USB storage device.  Connect the Upgrade USB stick to an external port. When Optimo recognises the USB it may open a

pop up window, close this window.

 Tap and both current version and new version is displayed.

 Tap the “upgrade” button and follow prompts.

 “Error” is displayed if Optimo does not recognise the USB device, if no device present, or if it is the

wrong update. If this occurs, check the USB device inserted correctly and correct upgrade present.

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Annex A – Cable cross reference tables

This table shows a list of existing cables that can be used with Optimo when used in conjunction with the appropriate adaptor cables supplied. Note: only A8 for Optimo Light

Part Number

Description

Cable

Identification

Current Din

Connector

Adaptor A

or B

7780-981

Tachograph Drive Lead

CABLE C

6 way

A-6

7780-982

Vehicle Sender Conn. Lead

CABLE D

6 way

A-6

7780-983

PPR/Engine Rev Calibration Lead

CABLE E

6 way

A-6

7780-986

Serial Data Out Adaptor Lead

CABLE F

Use with Cable H

A-4

7780-984

Jack Socket Connection Lead

CABLE G

6 way

A-6

7780-989

Serial Data Conn Lead

CABLE H

4 way

A-4

7780-987

Adaptor Cable (1400)

CABLE K

6 way

A-6

7780-988

Adaptor Cable (1314)

CABLE L

6 way

A-6

7780-974

Motometer Pulser Adaptor

CABLE M

Use with Cable C

A-6

7780-980

Motometer Programming Lead

CABLE N

8 way

A-8

7780-979

1319 Jack Socket Adaptor Lead

CABLE O

Use with Cable G

A-6

7780-973

1319 Programming Lead

CABLE P

8 way

A-8

7780-975

Motometer Revs Adaptor

CABLE Q

Use with Cable G

A-6

7780-978

Flat Wire Cable Adaptor 8400

CABLE S

Use with Cable G

A-6

7780-977

Flat Wire Cable Adaptor 1314

CABLE T

Use with Cable H

A-4

7780-936

2400 Programming Lead

CABLE U

8 way

A-8

7780-956

2400 Canbus Data Lead

CABLE V

8 way

A-8

7780-952

MTCO Programming Lead

CABLE W

8 way

A-8

7780-955

2400 Serial Data Adaptor Lead

CABLE X

Use with Cable H

A-4

7780-810

Digital Programming Lead

CABLE Z

8 way

A-8

7955-938

Clock Tester

8 way

A-8

7955-777

Flexi Switch

4 way

B

7780-948

Kienzle Laser Device Adaptor

4 way

B

7500-008

Rolling Road Cable

4 way

B

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Available functions and required harnesses

Tachograph

Function

VR2400

VR8400

VR8300

VR1400

K1324

K1319

K1318

K1314

MotoMeter

EGK100

SE5000

DTCO

Smar-

tach

Rolling

Road

U or D

G+J or

D

G+J or D K

W or

D

G+O+J

G+J or

D

G+J or L N

Z or D

Z or

D

Z or D

Fixed Dist

#1

U or D

G+J or

D

G+J or D K

W or

D

G+O+J

G+J or

D

G+J or L N

Z or D

Z or

D

Z or D

Fixed Dist

#2

U or D

G+J or

D

G+J or D K

W or

D

G+O+J

G+J or

D

G+J or L N

Z or D

Z or

D

Z or D

Bench Test

C

G+S+J

or C

C K C or O

G+O+J

or C

G+S+J

or C

G+T+J

or L

C+M or N Z Z Z

Speed

Simulator

U or C

G+S+J

or C

C K W or

C

G+O+J

or C

G+S+J

or C

G+T+J

or L

C+M or N Z Z Z

RPM Pulse

Test

E E E - W - E - N - - - Clock Test

U

Clock

Tester

Clock

Tester

- W Clock

Tester

Clock

Tester

Clock

Tester

N Z Z Z Tacho

Control

U

G+J - -

W or C - - - N - - -

Identify

Tacho

U - - - W - - - - Z Z Z Read/Erase

DTCs

U - - - W - - - - Z Z

Z

Send All

Data

U

G+J - - W P - - N Z Z Z

Modify

Data

U - - - W P - - N Z Z Z Read All

Data

U - - - W P - - N Z Z Z Program

Tacho

-

G+J - - - - - - - - - -

k factor

Test

-

G+J - - - G+O+J

G+J

G+J - - - -

Pair / Test

- - - - - - - - - Z Z

-

Time /

Date

- - - - - - - - - Z Z

Z

Enter PIN

- - - - - - - - - Z -

-

Notes:

(1) Fixed Distance #2 also requires the Flexi Switch or light barriers. (2) DIL Calculate, Tacho Select and Pulser Select do not require any connections

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Annex B – Programmable Parameters

Programmable Parameters

Access

Read/Write

SE5000

VR

2400

DTCO

1381

Kienzle

1324

Actia

Efkon

Text displayed

Description

System Supplier Identifier

R X X X X X ECU Manufacturing Date

R X X X X X ECU Serial Number

R X X X X X

System Supplier ECU Hardware Number

R X X X X X

System Supplier ECU Hardware Version Number

R X X X X X

System Supplier ECU Software Number

R X X X X X

System Supplier ECU Software Version Number

R X X X X X

System Name Or Engine Type

R X X X X X

w-factor

Vehicle Characteristic w factor

R/W

X X X X X

X

k-factor

k factor

R/W

X X X X

X

Odometer

Total Vehicle Distance

R/W

X X X X X

X

Current time + Current date + Time offset

Time/Date

R/W

X X X X

X

l-factor

Tyre Circumference l factor

R/W

X X X X X X Tyre size

Tyre Size

R/W

X X X

X

Next Calibration Date

R/W

X X X

X

Vehicle Registration Nation

Registering Member State

R/W

X X X

X

VRN

Vehicle Registration Number

R/W

X X X

X

Speed Authorised

R/W

X X X X

X

VIN

Vehicle Identification Number

R/W

X X X X X

X

CANBus enabled

Can Enable on A-CAN

R/W

X X

CAN Termination

CAN Termination on A-CAN

R/W

X

CAN trip reset

CAN Trip Reset Service Component Id

R/W

X

CANBus type

Transmission Repetition Rate Of TCO1 Message

R/W

X X X

X

Reset Heartbeat

Reset Heartbeat Message

R/W

X X X

X

O/P shaft factor

Pulses Per Revolution Of Output Shaft

R/W

X X X X X

X

Backlight Select

Display Backlight Selection

R/W

X Illumination Lvl

Illumination Level

R/W

X Illumination Off

Illumination Offset

R/W

X

Illumination Input

Illumination Input, (A2/CAN)

R/W

X

Speedo Output factor

D6 Factor (speedometer OP factor)

R/W

X X

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Programmable Parameters

Access

Read/Write

SE5000

VR

2400

DTCO

1381

Kienzle

1324

Actia

Efkon

Text displayed

Description

D6 pin function

D6 Pin Functions, (Speed Pulse Output)

R/W

X X

D6 pin function

Pin D6

R/W

X

Filter pin B3

Filter - speed sensor signal pin (B3)

R/W

X

D5 pin function

D5 Pin Enabled, (Over Speed Output)

R/W

X

D4 pin function

D4 Pin Functions, (General Warning Output)

R/W

X X

D7 pin function

D7 Pin Enabled, (K-line Rear)

R/W

X C1 pin function

Settings off C1 output

R/W

X

Revs Input C3/CAN

Revs Input, (C3/CAN)

R/W

X X

RPM Factor

Rpm Factor, (C3 factor)

R/W

X X X

Serial Data Out

Serial Data Output , (D8 Functions)

R/W

X X

Low speed Limit

Low Speed Limit

R/W

X X

Ignition Activity Change

Activity change at Key on/off

R X

Definition Key On/Off

Activity at ignition ON/OFF

R/W

X X

Pref. Language

Default Language

R/W

X Service delay

Service Delay Calendar Time Based

R/W

X X X X Install date

ECU Installation Date

R/W

X X X X

Pre-Next Calibration

Days left until next calibration

R/W

X

Pre-Overspeed

Pre overspeed

R/W

X Display function

Display function

R/W

X

RD Activity Status

Remote download activation status

R X

RD Card Writing

Remote download card writing

R/W

X

RD CAN Configuration

Remote download C-CAN Configuration

R/W

X

Show Remote Download

Show remote download

R/W

X

CAN wake up

R/W

X

2nd source of motion

R X

2nd source of motion, allowed offset

R/W

X

2nd source of motion, speed diff.

R/W

X

2nd source of motion, CAN msg.

R/W

X

C3 speed factor

R/W

X Add. Event Rec.

Use Of D1 D2 Registration

R/W

X Eng. Speed Rec.

Use Of Engine Speed Registration

R/W

X X VRESD

Vu Ranges Engine Speed Data

R/W

X

Vehicle Speed Rec.

Use Of Vehicle Speed Registration

R/W

X

VRVSD

Vu Ranges Vehicle Speed Data

R/W

X

Maximum Warranty

Maximum Warranty Time

R X

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Programmable Parameters

Access

Read/Write

SE5000

VR

2400

DTCO

1381

Kienzle

1324

Actia

Efkon

Text displayed

Description

Warranty Valid Time

Warranty Validity Time

R X

Warranty Time

R/W

X

Number of writes Warranty

Number of writings to Warranty Time

R X

Activation Time

Time of activation

R X

Dimming Input

Dim mode

R/W

X

CAN Dimming Input

Can Dim mode

R/W

X

Diming Parameters.

Dim parameters

R/W

X

Dim preset record

Dim-mode preset

R/W

X

Kline Speedo

R/W

X

Pulses per engine revolution

R/W

X

CANbus RPM

R/W

X

RPM Display

R/W

X

Odometer leading 0s

R/W

X

Overspeed flash

R/W

X

Overspeed

R/W

X

Customer Type

R/W

X

Dual Axle

R/W

X

Dual Axle ratio

R/W

X

Crew auto duty

R/W

X

7 day eject PIN

R/W

X

Ignition-on recording

R/W

X

DTCs enabled

R/W

X

4th chart trace

R/W

X

Analogue Revs

R/W

X

Rev Band Limits - Low Power Band

R/W

X

Rev Band Limits - Economy Band

R/W

X

Rev Band Limits - Poor Economy

R/W

X

CANBus type

CANbus Type. This is part of ECU Hardware Number

R/W

X

Repair Shop Code Or Tester Serial Number

W X X X

Programming Date

W X X X

Calibration Equipment Serial Number OR Calibration Repair Shop Code

W X X X

Calibration Date

W X X X

Calibration Equipment Software Number

W X X X

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Annex C – Optimo Error Codes

Application Codes

APPLICATION

Error Code

MK3 Programmer

0x00**

Codes 01 to 10 / 1F / 20 to 29 / D0 to FF are valid

SE5000 Configuration System

0x01**

Codes 01 to 10 / 1F / D0 to FF are valid

Tachograph Swap

0x02**

Codes 01 to 10 / 1F / D0 to FF are valid

Sensor Test

0x03**

Codes 01 to 10 / 1F are valid

Application Sheets

0x04**

Codes D0 to FF are valid

Cross Reference

0x05**

Codes D0 to FF are valid

Workshop Settings

0x06**

Codes D0 to FF are valid

Calibration

0x07**

Codes D0 to FF are valid

Product Upgrade

0x08**

Code C1 is Valid

Taximeter

0x09**

DTCO1381 Configuration System

0x0A** Wireless Brake

0x0B**

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Specific Error Codes

Error Code