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1. If you are installing a DriveRight 600

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 OBD but not using the digital 

inputs, go to Step 10 of this procedure.

2. Butt splice the red fuse holder to the red wire from the adapter cable.
3. Tap the red fuse holder to an unsw12 V source using the in-

line splice provided with your DriveRight or using a fuse tap con-
nector (not included) appropriate for your vehicle.

You can 12V from several places. Usually, you can easily 
12V from the fuse box using a fuse tap connector (not sup-
plied) or using the supplied in-line splice connectors to tap into a 
known circuit that does not involve safety related equipment such as 
headlights, tail lights, air bag, etc. Possible candidate wires include 
those from the cigarette lighter, dome light, glove compartment 
light, clock, tail gate light, or other convenience functions. 

If you are g12V from your fuse box, use a fuse tap connector 
appropriate for your vehicle.

4. Butt splice the black ground wire from the adapter cable to black 

ground wire included with your DriveRight. 

5. Crimp a spade 

terminal, 
included with the 
unit, to the other 
end of the black 
wire. Refer to the 
illustration.

6. Connect the 

spade terminal to 
a vehicle chassis 
ground.

Note: Use a multimeter to test the vehicle chassis ground before connecting to the 

ground wire.

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Summary of Contents for DriveRight 600E Installation and user's guide...

Page 1: ...DriveRight OBDII Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...e of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Changes or modification not expressly approved in writing by Davis Instruments may void the warrant...

Page 3: ...otocols and vehicles Components Your DriveRight OBD installation kit should come with all the components shown below Please make sure you have all listed items before proceeding Note Hardware includes spare pieces not required for all installation Console and Mounting Hardware Mounting Bracket Battery CR123 3V Lithium Visor Clip Right Angle Adapter Bracket Velcro Tape 4 pair Double Sided Foam Tape...

Page 4: ...ing tools and materials Please review the installation instructions and make sure you have all necessary items before proceeding with the installation All Installations Electric Drill with 7 64 2 5 mm Drill Bit Used to drill the tap holes for 6 self tapping screws Medium Phillips Screwdriver Pliers OBD Cable DriveRight Adapter Cable Black Ground Wire 22AWG Red 12V Wire with Fuseholder 22 AWG Blue ...

Page 5: ...al inputs on the adapter cable you only need to plug the OBD cable into your vehicle s OBDII port and then install the DriveRight console The digital inputs on the DriveRight 600E adapter cable may be used to monitor any 12 VDC electrical device or accessory in the vehicle but they are typically used for monitoring accessories like the brake lights headlights or seat belts To install DriveRight OB...

Page 6: ...the general area indicated by the dotted line in the illustration below The port should be easily accessible by a person sitting in the driver s seat without the use of tools DriveRight Device OBD Cable Adapter Cable DriveRight 600 or 600E Red Wire with Fuseholder In Line Splice Butt Splices 4 Blue Wires with In Line Fuses Green Yellow Red Red Black Unswitched 12V Digital Inputs 1 2 Ground Spade T...

Page 7: ... off state of lights including brake lights or of other 12 VDC electrical accessories An example of a digital input configuration may be Digital Input 1 connected to the brake lights while Digital Input 2 connected to the headlights In the DriveRight Fleet Management Soft ware FMS Digital Input 1 is recorded in the GPS table and in the accident logs Digital Input 2 is only recorded in the GPS tabl...

Page 8: ... lights air bag etc Possible candidate wires include those from the cigarette lighter dome light glove compartment light clock tail gate light or other convenience functions If you are getting 12V from your fuse box use a fuse tap connector appropriate for your vehicle 4 Butt splice the black ground wire from the adapter cable to black ground wire included with your DriveRight 5 Crimp a spade term...

Page 9: ...The two cables will lock together when prop erly connected Note To disconnect the cables hold the both cables by the housing and pull apart The sliding housing on the adapter cable connector will release the lock and allow the cables to be separated Procedure 3 Install the DriveRight Console 1 The DriveRight console can be mounted in a number of places including the top of the dash on the face of ...

Page 10: ...he battery into the DriveRight console Pan Head Self Tapping Screw Split Lock Washer Flat Washer Hex Nut Split Lock Washer Flat Washer Right Angle Adapter Bracket Mounting Bracket Flat Head Machine Screw Bracket Mounting Loops Hooks Velcro Mounting 3 Bumps to hold clip OR Visor Clip ...

Page 11: ...that the console displays vehicle speed 2 If the speed shown in the DriveRight console appears to be off check the console s calibration You can calibrate DriveRight in the vehicle using the instructions in your DriveRight User s Guide but you will have much better accuracy with the DriveRight OBD if you calibrate it in the DriveRight software using the following settings PPM pulses per mile 75 00...

Page 12: ...41 KWP2000 ISO 14230 CAN Controller Area Network ISO11898 Supported US Vehicles Most domestic and import vehicles 1996 or later Supported Vehicles Outside of the US In Europe some 1996 and later vehicles and most 2000 and later vehicles compliant with the supported protocols listed above Outside of the US and Europe most 1996 and later vehicles compli ant with supported OBDII protocols ...

Page 13: ...lso email us for support or visit our website Sorry we are unable to accept collect calls Note Please do not return items for repair without prior authorization 510 732 7814 Monday through Friday 7 00 a m to 5 30 p m Pacific Time 510 670 0589 Fax to Technical Support support davisnet com E mail to Technical Support info davisnet com E mail to Davis Instruments www davisnet com Product documentatio...

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