CDSS6 & CDSS6BT Operating Instructions
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The CDSS6 is supplied with anRS232 Serial Comms cable for connection to the
Smokemeter. The CDSS6BT is a wireless device that will communicate with a
Bluetooth® Smokemeter via Bluetooth® wireless technology. Ensure the battery
clamp leads are connected to the CDSS6.
Operation
The CDSS6
will communicate directly with the smokemeter via the RS232 Null
Modem comms cable.
The CDSS6BT
communicates to a suitable Bluetooth® smokemeter via Bluetooth®
wireless technology and will have been set up and configured to the smokemeter
equipment.
Start the engine, turn on the vehicle lights, and allow engine to idle. Ensure all other
vehicle accessories; internal blower, screen heater etc. are off. Attach the CDSS6
clips to the battery noting the correct polarity (or use the optional Accessory Socket
lead). When prompted by the smokemeter program, set the correct number of
cylinders of the vehicle engine.
BEWARE OF ROTATING PARTS.
Allow the engine to idle while the CDSS6/CDSS6BT initialises (this may take up to
15 seconds). When complete the unit will indicate the engine speed on the console
screen.
If the indicated speed appears to be incorrect, reset the CDSS6/CDSS6BT by
disconnecting and then reconnecting one of the battery leads.
Please note that on a small number of vehicles the readings may be unstable,
inaccurate or unreadable. To minimise the risk of this:-
Load the battery as much as possible by doing the following:
Switch on the vehicle headlights/Main beam/Fog/Spots,
Switch on the heated rear window,
However - Switch
off
the cabin fan as this can introduce interference.
Keep the engine speed stable during the initialisation time <17Sec.
If, after initialisation the speed is stable but reading incorrectly, change the
cylinder setting on the ‘Tacho Set-up’ screen until the correct value appears.