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Operation: 

The gauge needs only the red and black wires connected to operate.  

When the blue wire has 12 volts, it will dim the display for night viewing.    The 
gray wire is for the voltage monitor connection.  The yellow wire will provide a 
ground output when the gauge reading is outside the high or low warning limit. 
 

Setting the warning limits: 

The high and low warning limits can be set to different values.  Once they 

have been set, they are stored internally so that the gauge will retain the values 
even when the gauge does not have any power.  These values can be set and 
reset as many times as desired.  The procedure for setting the warning limits is 
as follows: 
1.

 

Make sure the key is off so the gauge is not powered. 

2.

 

Press and hold the ‘SET’ button.  This is located behind the hole located on 
the back side of the gauge as shown in figure 1. 

3.

 

Turn the key on while the ‘SET’ button is being held. 

4.

 

Release the button.  The gauge should show ‘LO’ and then switch to a 
reading between 8.0 and 11.0. 

5.

 

Turn the warning adjustment pot until the desired low voltage limit is showing.  
The adjustment will then 3/4 rotation from stop to stop.  Do not force it past 
either stop. 

6.

 

Press and release the ‘SET’ button.  The gauge should show ‘HI’ and then 
switch to a reading between 14.0 and 17.0. 

7.

 

Turn the warning adjustment pot until the desired high voltage limit is 
showing. 

8.

 

Press and release the ‘SET’ button.  The gauge should show ‘--’.  The new 
warning limits are now stored. 

9.

 

Turn the key off.  The gauge will now operate normally when powered up 
again. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ODY-05-2

Page 1: ...curate readings quickly after being powered up Night dimming with lens label lighting High Visibility VFD display for sunlight readability The voltage gauge for remote monitoring will read the voltage at an extra battery amplifier power connection or other system that needs to be monitored The gauge will be powered from a standard accessory terminal and not from the point it is monitoring The volt...

Page 2: ...Make sure the key is off so the gauge is not powered 2 Press and hold the SET button This is located behind the hole located on the back side of the gauge as shown in figure 1 3 Turn the key on while the SET button is being held 4 Release the button The gauge should show LO and then switch to a reading between 8 0 and 11 0 5 Turn the warning adjustment pot until the desired low voltage limit is sh...

Page 3: ...s or lights a relay will need to be used to switch the indicator on Dakota Digital s RLY 1 30A relay may be used for this One of the coil wires should be connected to 12 volts and the other coil wire connected to the yellow warning wire When the gauge is outside its limits the relay will turn on The relay contact wires can be used to switch the higher current WARNING CONNECTING A HIGH CURRENT INDI...

Page 4: ... 9 16 x 1 11 16 It should be inserted into the opening from the front and the U clamp will be installed from the back Tighten the two nuts on the U clamp so that the gauge is secure Figure 2 shows the required cut out for the gauge Figure 3 shows how the gauge mounts ...

Page 5: ...air or replace indicator Gauge output has been Return gauge for repair see instructions damaged Gauge will not dim Blue wire is not connected Check wiring connections correctly Gauge remains dim at all Blue wire is getting power Connect blue wire to location that only times all of the time has power when the headlights are on Battery is very low Recharge or replace vehicle battery Gauge is damaged...

Page 6: ...e neglect or accident This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABLITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABLITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE IN ...

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