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Continuation from last page

 

Choosing

【

Nx

】

on the 

Pop Up Menu will toggle  
between

  

(Numerical Display) 

→

 

(Graph Display) 

→

 

(Analog Display) 

→

 

(Numerical Display) etc...

 

 

４

.

 

Selected Parameters will Display

Ｐｒ 

●

Numerical/Analog Display Functions

 

 

 

Pause 

Peak

 

Delete 

■

Peak Display

Reset 

Setting 

Delete

 

Peak Value

 

●

Normal Mode

■

Pause

Ｒｅｓ．
１．Ｒｅｖ 
２．Ｓｐｄ 
３．Ｔｒｐ 
４．Ｇｆｒ 
５．Ｇｒｌ 
６．Ｂａｔ 
７．Ａｌｌ 

MENU 

←

RPM 

←

Speed 

←

Travel Dist. 

←

Fr/Rr Accel. 

←

Lt/Rt

 

Accel. 

←

Battery Volt. 

←

All

 

Reset 

Return without resetting

or

■

Peak Value Reset

The reset item is selected, and it decides it. 

※

Example is for

【

1 channel

】

 

Numerical Display

 

Analog Display 

Graph Display 

Ｎｘ 

Ｎｘ 

Ｎｘ 

Meter Mode can display up to 

2 parameters. When selecting 

3 only the first 2 will display.

 

Selected 
parameter 
will 
illuminate 

Return

Select

 

Summary of Contents for RSM 405-A912

Page 1: ...stance Battery Voltage 0 100 200 400m Acceleration 0 100 200 300km h Acceleration Preset 0 250km h Mid Range Accel etc REV SPEED METER Thank you for purchasing this unit Please read this manual to ensure proper use of this product Also be sure to keep this manual in a safe place for future reference Be sure to include this instruction manual when transferring ownership of this product ...

Page 2: ..._ 22 Measure Mode Overview_________________________________________________ 23 Etc Mode Settings _______________________________________________________ 23 Chapter 4 Monitor Mode Monitor Choosing between 1 4 Channels 1Channel 4Channel ____________ 26 Graph Mode plotting RPM as Horizontal Axis Rev Y _____________________ 30 Graph Mode plotting Front Rear Left Right Acceleration G FR RL ____________...

Page 3: ...ons_________________________________ ４ Product Features __________________________________ ６ Part Names and Functions _________________________ ８ Parts List ８ Part Names ９ Glossary ９ About the Optional Parts___________________________ １０ ...

Page 4: ... responsible for any damages or injuries incurred from improper usage of this product Do not rapidly turn the Ignition key ON and OFF This may erase the data and settings in the unit Glossary Failure to do so may result in death or severe injury to the user and others Failure to do so may result in light injury to the user and others or product and engine damage Failure to do so may result in prod...

Page 5: ...ccidents Never use the speed limiter function on public highways Release the speed limiter on closed race tracks only Be sure to slow down and abide by all the rules and regulations of the highway WARNING This product should ONLY be installed by a trained professional installer Installation requires past experience to prevent damage to the unit and vehicle We will not honor any claims arising from...

Page 6: ... and case design have been engineered to fit into a highly compact 52mm x 126mm x 18mm space This allows easy mounting on the steering column and dashboard Since the unit is self contained there is no need to search for room to mount a control box By using a single button design we have also maximized efficiency when navigating through the menus Allows Speed Limiter Cut for a variety of Applicatio...

Page 7: ...lso a scramble boost switch can be connected to the output to activate it at a certain RPM The possibilities are limitless Using the Optional G Sensor allows measurement of Front Rear Left Right Acceleration Using the separately sold G Sensor allows the unit to measure G s in 4 way front rear left right directions This data can also be plot onto a graph display Replay function is standard This fea...

Page 8: ...tallation Please notify your dealer of purchase for any missing or broken parts BEFORE attempting installation １ Control Unit ２ Instruction Manual ３ Wiring Manual ４ Diagram ５ Signal Harness ６ Male Fitting ７ Male Sleeve ８ Female Fitting ９ Female Sleeve １０ Splice １ １ This book １ １ １ ４ ４ ４ ４ ４ ...

Page 9: ...s Ｃｎ CANCEL Cancel Pop Up Menu Ｒｃ RECORD Record Ｎｘ Ex Press the Center Button and select Nx from the Pop Up Menu VFD Display Screen Light Sensor CDS Sensor Multi directional Button With Center Push Function G Sensor Connector Port TO Begin When the Center Button is depressed the Pop Up Menus to the right will appear on screen Use the button to illuminate the desired parameter and push the Center B...

Page 10: ... for the wheel spin and give an accurate reading of acceleration times Convenient Mounting Bracket Many dashboards these days have curved surfaces making mounting a problem This bracket allows the unit to be mounted securely almost anywhere on the dash Flexible angle adjustment allows maximum visibility Mounting Bracket Product Code 430 A006 Ｇ ＳＥＮＳＯＲ Product Code 430 A013 Never use the speed limit...

Page 11: ...Other Initial Settings____________________________ １５ Tire Size Correction ＴＩＲＥ １５ Vehicle Weight Input ＷＧＨＴ １５ G Sensor Calibration Ｇｓｎｓｒ Ｃｏｒｒ １５ Using Optional Outputs_________________________ １６ RPM Output ＲｖＯ １６ Vehicle Speed Output ＳｐＯ １６ Using the Warning Display _____________________ １７ RPM Warning Display ＲｖＷ １７ Vehicle Speed Warning Display ＳｐＷ １７ Chapter 2 Initial Settings ...

Page 12: ...ngine RPM Output Ｐ１６ Vehicle Speed Output Ｐ１６ Using the Warning Display Engine RPM Warning Display Ｐ１７ Vehicle Speed Warning Display Ｐ１７ When using the Optional G Sensor sold separately G Sensor Calibration Ｐ１５ When Measurning Power Levels Loss Power Input Ｐ４３ Vehicle Weight Input Necessary when measuring power and loss power using the G Sensor Ｐ１５ ２ ２ ２ Be sure that your vehicle is listed in the ...

Page 13: ...ch the display to the actual RPM Speed Signal Pulse Setting Ｐ５０ ｅｃｔ Ｃａｒ Ｓｅｌｅｃｔ ＳＰ１ NISSAN models ２Ｐ Other Japanese models ４Ｐ Please refer to P14 for the pulse setting of a part of Nissan car and the HONDA car Speed Pulse Adjust Setting Ｐ５０ ｅｃｔ Ｃａｒ Ｓｅｌｅｃｔ ＡＤＪ Please set only the HONDA car of the description to P14 Other models set and are unnecessary Speed Limiter Cut Setting Ｐ５０ ｅｔｃ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ Ｓｅｔ ＳＬＣ...

Page 14: ...ric Gloria Y32 VG30DET 91 8 96 5 16 Y34 VQ30DD VQ30DET 01 12 04 10 8 CVT Car Y34 VQ25DD VQ30DD VQ30DET 99 6 01 11 8 Cima FGY32 VH41DE 91 8 96 5 16 FPY32 VG30DET 93 9 96 5 16 Cefiro A33 VQ20DE VQ25DD 98 12 00 12 8 Bluebird EU14 SR18DE 96 1 98 8 8 Bluebird Sylphy G10 QR20DD 00 8 05 11 8 laurel HC35 RB20DE 98 9 02 12 8 Name Type E G Type Year Pulse Setting Adj Setting Notes Ｓ２０００ ＡＰ１ Ｆ２０Ｃ 99 4 05 10 ...

Page 15: ...Manufacturer claimed weight is 1600kg Driver is 60kg and Gasoline is 70L with no extra cargo then 1600 60 70 20 30 1750kg Input 1750 kg Formula Vehicle Weight Manufacturer claimed weight Driver weight cargo weight 20 30 The 20 30kg compensates for various weight differences due to optional equipment or accessories Please account for other items in the vehicle that could affect vehicle weight When ...

Page 16: ...Ex Activate Outputs at Desired Vehicle Speed Speed output Ｐ４８ ｅｔｃ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ Ｓｅｔ ＳｐＯ If the RPM output is set to 7500rpm the lamp will illuminate when rpm exceeds 7500rpm MAX １２Ｖ ２００ｍＡ White 12V Relay Battery 12V Lamp Caution The RPM output wire is a switching ground The relay must have a separate 12V power source If the Speed output is set to 30km h the radar will operate when speed exceeds 30km h MA...

Page 17: ...Mode Speed Warning Display Ｐ４８ ｅｔｃ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ Ｓｅｔ ＳｐＷ Flashes 2 Channel Monitor Mode Display The Numerical value will flash when HIGHER than the preset level during Monitor Mode and 1 Channel Analog Numerical Display Default 5000rpm Flashes 2 Channel Monitor Mode Display The Numerical value will flash when HIGHER than the preset level during Monitor Mode and 1 Channel Analog Numerical Display Default ...

Page 18: ...Operation Function and Operation _________________________ ２０ Monitor Mode Overview __________________________２２ Measure Mode Overview ________________________ ２３ Etc Mode Settings ______________________________ ２３ ...

Page 19: ...optional G Sensor Etc Mode Used for Initial Setting Procedures Allows initial setup of Vehicle settings Output settings Initialize Functions Measure Mode Measure Various Parameters 0 100 200 400m acceleration 0 100 200 300km h acceleration Preset Mid Range acceleration Stop watch Power Loss Power Main Menu The RSM utilizes 3 Main Menus for easy navigation ...

Page 20: ...it measures front and rear G s on the vertical axis and left and right G s on the horizontal axis Measuring Parameters １ ０ ００ｍ 0 100 200 400m Measurement ２ ０ ００ｋ 0 100 200 300km h Measurement ３ ｋ User Preset Mid Range Acceleration ４ ＳＴＯＰ Ｗ Stop Watch Lap Split ５ ＰＯＷＥＲ Power Measurement ６ ＬＯＳＳ Ｐ Loss Power Measurement Setting Parameter １ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ Ｓｅｔ RPM Speed Output Setting RPM Speed Warning Display...

Page 21: ...axis Ｐ３０ Ｍｏｎｉｔｏｒ Ｒｅｖ Ｙ Parameter Glossary １ Ｒｅｖ Engine RPM ２ Ｓｐｄ Vehicle Speed ３ Ｔｒｐ Travel Distance ４ Ｆ Ｒ Front Rear Acceleration Measurement Using G Sensor ５ Ｒ Ｌ Right Left Acceleration Measurement Using G Sensor ６ Ｂａｔ Battery Voltage Display Method Numerical Analog Display Real Time Peak Hold Pause Graph Display Real Time Replay Pause Displays between1 4 parameters Ｐ２６ Ｍｏｎｉｔｏｒ １Ｃｈａｎｎｅｌ ４Ｃｈａｎｎｅｌ...

Page 22: ... Power Measurement ６ ＬＯＳＳ Ｐ Ｐ４３ Loss Power Measurement Etc Mode Settings Main Menu etc １ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ Ｓｅｔ Ｐ４８ RPM Speed RPM Warning Speed Warning Speed Limiter Cut Setting ２ Ｇｒｐｈ Ｓｃａｌｅ Ｐ４９ Graph Scale Setting ３ Ｃａｒ Ｓｅｌｅｃｔ Ｐ５０ Cylinder Setting Speed Pulse Setting Speed Pulse Related Setting Tire Correction Vehicle Weight ４ ＶＦＤ Ｂｒｉｇｈｔ Ｐ５１ VFD Adjust ５ Ｇｓｎｓｒ Ｃｏｒｒ Ｐ５２ G Sensor Calibration ６ Ｉｎｉｔｉａｌｉｚｅ Ｐ５３ I...

Page 23: ...25 Choosing between 1 4 channels _________________ 26 Graph Mode plotting RPM as Horizontal Axis _______ 30 Graph Mode plotting Front Rear Left Right Acceleration 31 Chapter 4 Monitor Mode ...

Page 24: ...h Mode has Replay Monitor Menu 1 parameter display 1 parameter display 1 parameter display 1 parameter display Enter or ２ In Monitor Menu select １ ４Ｃｈａｎｎｅｌ １ In the Main Menu select Ｍｏｎｉｔｏｒ Select Enter or 1 Channel Display 2 Channel Display 3 Channel Display 4 Channel Display 1 Channel Display 2 Channel Display Analog Display Example Function Pause Peak Hold Graph Display Example Function Pause R...

Page 25: ... Selected parameter will illuminate ２ Selecting Parameter Choose the Display Channel push the button to the right for Display Parameter Mode Channel number and Parameter will illuminate Push the button up or down to select ３ Selecting Display Parameter for another channel In the Display Parameter Mode press the button to the left and return to the channel mode Repeat steps 1 and 2 till complete ４ ...

Page 26: ...ng Delete Peak Value Normal Mode Pause Ｒｅｓ １ Ｒｅｖ ２ Ｓｐｄ ３ Ｔｒｐ ４ Ｇｆｒ ５ Ｇｒｌ ６ Ｂａｔ ７ Ａｌｌ MENU RPM Speed Travel Dist Fr Rr Accel Lt Rt Accel Battery Volt All Reset Return without resetting or Peak Value Reset The reset item is selected and it decides it Example is for 1 channel Numerical Display Analog Display Graph Display Ｎｘ Ｎｘ Ｎｘ Meter Mode can display up to 2 parameters When selecting 3 only the fi...

Page 27: ...Speed Warning Output activated When Rev Engine RPM and Speed Spd is displayed and the value exceeds the preset Warning Setting the number will flash P48 Analog Display will not Function Is the Pause function ON The Analog Display will not operate if it is Paused Release the Pause and try again Right Scroll Left Scroll Caution Travel distance may be recorded up to 3000km After 3000km the meter will...

Page 28: ...op Up Menu to toggle between 1 point display 10 point display Ghost Map Trace 1 point display etc ４ Selected data will display Ｐｒ Ｎｘ 1 Point Display 10 Point Display Ｎｘ Ｎｘ Ghost Map Display Clear Memory Function Remaining Time Memory Time 60 Start Stop Replay time Pause Replay Function Replay will automatically stop once all of the Memory data has been replayed 1 4 channel G FR RL Memory will be c...

Page 29: ...unction Remaining Time Start Stop ３ Items will display Ｐｒ Replay time Start Replay Stop Replay Pause Replay Function Replay will automatically stop once all of the Memory data has been replayed Using the optional G Sensor allows acceleration to be plot graphically The center of the graph denotes 0G Acceleration moves the pointer UP while deceleration moves the pointer DOWN Cornering G s can also b...

Page 30: ...________ 34 0 100 200 300km h Acceleration __________________ 36 Preset Mid Range Acceleration ___________________ 38 Stop watch Lap Split Measurement ______________ 40 Power Measurement ____________________________42 Loss Power Input Measurement __________________43 ...

Page 31: ...the button UP or DOWN to change the Distance values User can select between 0 100m 0 200m 0 400m ３ Return to Measuring Mode Once desired Distance is set pushing the button to the Left or Right will return to Measuring Mode Main Menu Measure Menu １ Select measure from the Main Menu or or Distance Setting Mode Measuring Mode or Ｐｒ Choose from 0 100 200 400m distance to measure 200m Time 100m Time 20...

Page 32: ...t to enter Records Clear Mode Select the record to clear using the UP and DOWN button Pushing the Center button will clear the record In Records Clear Mode pushing the button to the Right will go to Measure Mode and pushing the Left button will go to Records Mode Ｒｃ Measuring Mode Records Mode Clear Cleared Records View the Best 5 Records In Measuring Mode pushing the center button and selecting R...

Page 33: ... change the Speed values User can select between 0 100km h 0 200km h 0 300km h ３ Return to Measuring Mode Once desired Speed is set pushing the button to the Left or Right will return to Measuring Mode Main Menu Measure Menu １ Select measure from the Main Menu or or Speed Setting Mode Measuring Mode or Ｐｒ Choose from 0 100 200 300km h speeds to measure 200km h Time 100km h Time Measurement Distanc...

Page 34: ...ight to enter Records Clear Mode Select the record to clear using the UP and DOWN button Pushing the Center button will clear the record In Records Clear Mode pushing the button to the Right will go to Measure Mode and pushing the Left button will go to Records Mode Ｒｃ Cleared Records View the Best 5 Records In Measuring Mode pushing the center button and selecting Rc will activate the Records Mod...

Page 35: ...lues Speed range is to be selected between 0 250km h Push the button to the Left to set START and to the Right to set STOP ３ Exit Speed Setting Mode Set parameters to desired settings and press Left of Right to return to Measure Mode Main Menu Measure Menu １ Select measure from the Main Menu or or Choose any range of speed between 0 250 km h to measure Starting Speed Current Time During Final Time...

Page 36: ... using the UP and DOWN button Pushing the Center button will clear the record In Records Clear Mode pushing the button to the Right will go to Measure Mode and pushing the Left button will go to Records Mode Ｒｃ Records Mode Cleared Records View the Best 5 Records In Measuring Mode pushing the center button and selecting Rc will activate the Records Mode Press UP or DOWN to view desired record View...

Page 37: ...edures START STOP Lap Split Pressing Right on the button will toggle between Lap and Split Mode Choose lap for Lap Mode and spl for Split Modes Press the Button UP to start measurement Pressing the button UP during measurement will stop this function AUTO START Press DOWN to measure Lap Split During Measurement Press the Button to the Left rdy will appear on screen Once the input vehicle speed sig...

Page 38: ...Stop Lap Start Stop Split Split Display Example Display Example Reset Display Example Reset Ｒｃ After Measurement Press the center button and select Rc to enter Records Mode Press UP or DOWN to select desired record The unit can store up to 20 Lap Split times These records will be erased when the ignition key is removed or Stop Start Stop Start Measure Mode Lap Select ...

Page 39: ...y must be used for this function Loss Power and vehicle weight must be input for this measurement Measure only on flat surfaces Uphill measurements will produce higher results while downhill measurements will produce lower results than actual power Pause Pause Power Measurement Numerical Display Power Measurement Graph Display ｍｅａｓｕｒｅ ＰＯＷＥＲ Power Measurement only available with optional G sensor Ｎ...

Page 40: ...e during movement Loss Power values can change constantly due to atmospheric conditions tire pressure as well as engine drive train oil temperatures Name Type Drive train Weight Granvia Minivan ４ＷＤ 2200Ｋｇ Legacy Wagon ４ＷＤ 1650Ｋｇ Chaser Sedan ＦＲ 1600Ｋｇ Integra Coupe ＦＦ 1150Ｋｇ Alto Kei Hatch back ＦＦ 800Ｋｇ Table 1 Ex Typical Loss Power Data Diagram1 Ex Typical Loss Power Data 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 ...

Page 41: ...ontinuation from last page Input Loss Power １ Select Vehicle Speed n the Loss Power input Mode press Left or Right to select a vehicle speed The selected speed will appear on the upper left screen and the bar graph will illuminate ２ Input Loss Power Select a vehicle speed push UP or DOWN to change Loss Power values on graph ３ Select Another Vehicle Speed Repeat steps 1 2 Ｎｘ Ｐｒ Return or Ｐｒ Return ...

Page 42: ...esired speed For example if desired measurement speed is 90 km h then set the unit to 100 km h ２ Press the Button DOWN All previously stored Loss Power data will be cleared ３ Measure Once at measuring speed put the vehicle in neutral and decelerate without using the brake The Loss Power will be plotted on the graph ４ Input Loss Power Enter Loss Power Input Mode and match the bar graph to the plott...

Page 43: ...____________________________49 Vehicle Specific Setting __________________________50 VFD Adjustment _________________________________51 G Sensor Calibration _____________________________52 Initialize All Data ________________________________53 Troubleshooting __________________________________ 54 ...

Page 44: ...parameter will illuminate ２ Set Values Press the Right button on the selected parameter This allows the value to be changed by pressing UP or DOWN When changing other parameters Press the button to the Left and repeat steps 1 and 2 ３ Finish Setting Press the Center button and select Pr or press Left to return to the previous menu Setting Parameter Listed are default value ＲｅＯ RPM Output １００ ９９００ Ｏ...

Page 45: ...When changing other parameters Press the button to the Left and repeat steps 1 and 2 ３ Finish Setting Press the Center button and select Pr or press Left to return to the previous menu Changes the Analog and Graph Display Scales Setting Parameter Listed are default value Ｒｅｖ RPM １００００ ９０００ ８０００ ７０００ ６０００ ｒｐｍ Ｓｐｄ SPEED ３６０ ３００ ２４０ １８０ １２０ ｋｍ ｈ Ｔｒｐ Travel Distance １０００ ３００ １００ ３０ １０ ｋｍ Ｇｆｒ Fr Rr Acc...

Page 46: ...eter This allows the value to be changed by pressing UP or DOWN When changing other parameters Press the button to the Left and repeat steps 1 and 2 ３ Finish Setting Press the Center button and select Pr or press Left to return to the previous menu Allows setting of largest value for Analog and Graph Displays Setting Parameter Listed are default values Ｃｙｌ cylinder １ １６ ６ cylinder ＳＰ１ vehicle puls...

Page 47: ... will darken the screen When setting other parameters Repeat steps 1 and 2 ３ End Setting Press the center button and select Pr from the Pop Up Menu User can also push Left on Day or Right on Nig to return to the previous menu This unit uses an internal light sensor to sense brightness and adjusts VFD screen brightness automatically The parameter reading Day is meant fro daytime Dim is for dusk Nig...

Page 48: ...the Left button and select Yes while in the G Sensor 0G Adjust Menu Push the center button to select To Exit G Sensor Calibration Mode Without Changes While in the G Sensor Calibration Mode Select No and push center button Select No and push Right Select Yes and push Left This will return the user to the previous menu G Sensor Calibration Ｎｘ Correct Installation Position Incorrect Installation Pos...

Page 49: ... Initialize All Data In Initialize Mode press Left and then push the center button Ignition is turned off Ignition is turned on It is initialization completion Please confirm initialization Exit Initialize Mode Without Changes While in Initialize Mode Select No and push center button Select No and push Right Select Yes and push Left This will return user to previous menu Initialize All Data Ｎｘ Etc...

Page 50: ...rom the factory tachometer It is normal for a 200 300 rpm difference in the higher rpm ranges This unit will show correct RPM Speed Display is Incorrect Re check Speed Pulse Setting and Speed Pulse Adjust Setting not required on some vehicles Ｐ１３ １４ Factory Speedometers have some level of display error At 100km h it is not unusual for there to be over a 10km h difference This unit will display the...

Page 51: ...ment is incorrect Has the vehicle weight been input correctly Ｐ５０ Has the G Sensor been calibrated Ｐ５２ Has the G Sensor been installed correctly Has Loss Power been input Ｐ４３ Speed Limiter will not Cut Has the speed limiter been cut properly Settings differ according to vehicle Re check settings Ｐ１３ １４ Display is Dark Bright Please adjust VFD screen Ｐ５１ Etc Mode ...

Page 52: ...memory failure unit damage or any other cause ５ Prices are subject to change without prior notification ６ This product is designed for Japan use only It must not be used in any country unless endorsed by an authorized Apex Sales office We assume no responsibility for units purchased outside Apex jurisdiction All names and product names are the property of Apex This manual is up to date as of Mar 2...

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