6 November 2006
1085200/5210/5220 Dodge X-Monitor
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Operation
Once the display has gone through the startup cycle it should end up with the
following, default display.
To change the settings and set
alarm values there are 2 buttons
on the side/top of the display: the
bottom (
MENU
) button cycles
through the different modes and
the top (
MODIFY
) button controls
the setting of the values.
Recommended Alarm Settings
PYRO
900
TURBO
40
TRANS
200
OIL
Dependant on location of sender
B-PSI
User Defined – Consult
Exhaust Brake manual for safe ranges
F-PSI
3
FUEL
25
These are only suggested settings and will vary depending on vehicle condition,
performance enhancements and driving techniques.
NOTES: All temperature readings are in Fahrenheit (°F), pressures are in pounds-
per-square-inch (PSI) and fuel level is displayed in percentages. All readings are
approximate and may vary due to the characteristics of the sensor, sender or probe,
and certain conditions can cause interference or sway the reading.
The alarm settings for fuel pressure (F-PSI), oil pressure (O-PSI) and fuel level
(FUEL) will display an alarm when the measurement drops below the set value; all
other measurements will alarm when the value is above the set value. The history
value also works the same where it records the lowest achieved value on (F-PSI),
(O-PSI) and (FUEL) and the highest value on all others.
The X-Monitor is calibrated to the thermocouple that is supplied with the kit and may
not register accurately if an existing or different thermocouple is used. If the
thermocouple was installed post-turbo (in the exhaust pipe), then all temperatures
will indicate to be lower, and the maximum safe temperature would be 900°F.
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