Technical documentation:
MyChron 3 XG LOG
– Version 1.07
2
Data are stored in a huge 8 Mbytes internal flash memory and may be downloaded to a PC
through an USB cable.
For further information on the gauge’s display, please refer to the following drawing.
Gear display
1st displayed channel
Temperature unit of measure
Displayed input channels
4 alarm led:
Lap / Split times
from "AL 1" to "AL 4"
USB port
10 fully configurable shift lights
Battery voltage
Best lap time
Speed
RPM digital value
Night vision
Low battery warning
2nd displayed channel
Speed unit of measure
Configurable RPM scaling
RPM graphical bar
Figure 2: MyChron 3 XG LOG
display
Installation notes
•
We recommend to choose a place where the instrument will not be
in contact with oil or fuel, be sure that the gauge is not installed too
close to heat sources and protect the instrument from vibrations;
•
We remind you that
MyChron 3 XG LOG
is not equipped with
internal batteries, so it needs to be powered by an external
9 – 15V
power source (i.e. the car’s battery).
Do not exceed these limits.
Speed
direction
In order to correctly measure the
lateral g-force using the internal
accelerometer, it is suggested to
install the gauge with the
Junction box’s front panel
perpendicular to the vehicle’s
speed, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3:
How to correctly install Your
MyChron 3 XG LOG
(Junction box’s top side view)
Lateral
accelerometer
•
Once the gauge and the Junction box have been correctly installed,
you may plug all the sensors inside the junction box front panel;
•
Moreover, you may connect the gauge to the engine’s ECU using
the serial/CAN cable.
