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MEASURED RES: VAL: 85

YES

SAVE VALUE FOR CAL. ?

12

4.1.5 Selection of the function of the 4-20 mA sensor

Select here which function the 4-20 mA water level sensor has.

Off:

No display of water level

FRESH WATER:

Display of fresh water level

WASTE TANK:

Display of waste water tank level

4.1.6 Setting number of exhaust gas temperature measured values

(change boost amount)

Select here whether one or two measured values are to be displayed for the ex-

haust gas temperature before the turbine.

1:

One exhaust gas temperature measured value

2:

Two exhaust gas temperature measured values

(V-type engines)

4.1.7

Setting the illumination

(external illumination)

Select here whether illumination of the tachometer and the connected satellite

gauges are to be connected internally or externally.

EXTERNAL:

The illumination is switched on and off through an input of the 14-

pole plug. Dimming of the illumination is thus not possible.

INTERNAL:

The illumination is regulated in the normal operating mode by

pressing and holding the push-button key in 8 steps.

Keep key pressed

MEASURED RES: VAL: 85

NO

SAVE VALUE FOR CAL. ?

TANK

CALIBRATED

Summary of Contents for Easy Link

Page 1: ...Tachometer CAN Central Instrument Easy Link Satellite Gauge Installation and Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...display units 10 4 1 2 Selection of the baud rate 10 4 1 3 Setting the inputs 11 4 1 4 Selection of fuel tank signal 11 4 1 5 Selection of the function of the 4 20 mA sensor 12 4 1 6 Setting number of exhaust gas temperature measured values 12 4 1 7 Setting the illumination 12 4 1 8 Selection of the displays 13 4 1 9 Activation of the simulation mode 13 4 1 10 Ending the settings 13 5 Main Functio...

Page 3: ...ual thoroughly before starting the installation Keep the manual in a safe place If you pass the device on to third parties include the manual Failure to follow the instructions in this manual can result in injury or damage to the device or vehicle We are not liable for damage resulting from failure to follow the instructions in this manual On the notes used Important notes are labeled accordingly ...

Page 4: ...the steering column Ensure that cables are not subjected to tensile forces compressive forces or shearing forces When running cables through holes use rubber sleeves or similar protectors to prevent damage to cables Only use wire strippers to remove insulation from cables Set up the stripper so that stranded wires are not damaged or cut off New cable connections must be soft soldered or standard c...

Page 5: ...t does not impair visibility and is not positioned in the head impact zone of the driver or passenger When working on on board electronics do not wear metallic or conductive je welry such as necklaces bracelets rings etc If you have to work on a running engine take special precautions Always wear appropriate work clothes due to risk of injury from crushing and burns Before starting work disconnect...

Page 6: ...t contact Also take appropriate measures to ensure that the electrically conductive parts of the connected loads are protected against direct contact Use of bare metal cable and contacts is not permitted After installation Connect the grounding cable to the negative terminal of the battery If necessary enter data in the volatile electronic memory Check all the functions of the newly installed devi...

Page 7: ...trument has a push button menu key on the front side with which all the functions can be selected Handling of the instrument is thus easy and uncomplicat ed The instrument is connected to the engine electronics through a CAN bus and receives the engine data In addition the display unit is provided with a bus output for transmitting data to Easy Link Satellite gauges A maximum of Easy Link Satellit...

Page 8: ...includes the following display unit a set of parts for fixing the display unit assembly and operating instructions 2 1 Accessories not included in the supply schedule Ocean Link front bezels in various colours Easy Link satellite gauges ...

Page 9: ...n LCD Intake air temperature indicated in LCD Charge air temperature indicated in LCD Exhaust gas temperature indicated in LCD Fuel level indicated in LCD Water level indicated in LCD Exhaust gas temperature before turbine indicated in LCD Vehicle speed Easy Link satellite gauge Setting possibilities Selection of illumination intensity in 8 steps Selection of display unit in metric or English unit...

Page 10: ... the push button key pressed until the set val ue flashes once Then release the push button key immediately Through this the displayed setting is taken over If the push button key is not pressed the displayed setting is automatically taken over after 10 seconds 4 1 1 Selection of the display units The values for temperatures and pressures can be displayed alternatively in the units C bar METRIC or...

Page 11: ...ct here from which signal source the fuel tank signal is transmitted Off No display of fuel quantity CAN Fuel tank signal from CAN bus Lever Fuel tank signal from lever type sensor Pipe Fuel tank signal from dip type sensor When using a dip type sensor calibration must be carried out This is always car ried out with the tank empty For this the procedure is as follows Example Ensure that the tank i...

Page 12: ...emperature before the turbine 1 One exhaust gas temperature measured value 2 Two exhaust gas temperature measured values V type engines 4 1 7 Setting the illumination external illumination Select here whether illumination of the tachometer and the connected satellite gauges are to be connected internally or externally EXTERNAL The illumination is switched on and off through an input of the 14 pole...

Page 13: ...lation mode simulator mode Select here whether the simulation mode is to be switched on YES The simulation mode is switched on The display now generates random values for all measuring channels and displays these The measured values are also transmitted to the bus instruments NO The simulation mode is switched off Please note that the simulation mode still remains active after switching off and sw...

Page 14: ...smission oil pressure Transmission oil temperature Cooling water temperature Engine oil temperature Instantaneous fuel consumption load Battery voltage Intake air temperature Charge air pressure Exhaust gas temperature Fuel level depending on the setting Water level depending on the setting Exhaust gas temperature before turbine 1 depending on the setting Exhaust gas temperature before turbine 2 d...

Page 15: ...oup numbers PGN of the data which the display receives are given in the table below More detailed information is given in the respective sections of the SAE J1939 standard This standard can be found under http www sae org List of measured values SAE J1939 71 Oct 1998 Measured value Section no PGN load 5 2 1 7 61443 Exhaust gas temperature 1 before turbine 5 2 5 207 65176 Exhaust gas temperature 2 ...

Page 16: ...LEVEL PRESSURE 5 3 29 65263 CRUISE CONTROL VEHICLE SPEED 5 3 31 65265 FUEL ECONOMY 5 3 32 65266 INLET EXHAUST CONDITIONS 5 3 36 65270 VEHICLE ELECTRICAL POWER 5 3 37 65271 TRANSMISSION FLUIDS 5 3 38 65272 DASH DISPLAY 5 3 42 65276 TURBOCHARGER INFORMATION 4 5 3 97 65176 Display of battery voltage Voltage Term 15 available Display voltage Term 15 Display voltage measured by the indicator Voltage Te...

Page 17: ...risk a short cir cuit If the vehicle is supplied by auxiliary batteries you must also disconnect the negative on these batteries Short circuits can cause fires battery explosions and damages to other electronic systems Please note that when you disconnect the battery all volatile electronic memories lose their input values and must be reprogrammed ...

Page 18: ...18 A 0 5 6 5 mm B 6 5 16 5 mm A B or Please note that when you disconnect the bat tery all volatile electronic memories lose their input values and must be reprogrammed ...

Page 19: ...e battery otherwise you risk a short cir cuit If the vehicle is supplied by auxiliary batteries you must also disconnect the negative on these batteries Short circuits can cause fires battery explosions and damages to other electronic systems Please note that when you disconnect the battery all volatile electronic memories lose their input values and must be reprogrammed ...

Page 20: ...achometer CAN Master Easy Link Gauge 1 Easy Link Gauge 2 Easy Link Gauge 3 max 20 Gauges max 20 m Cable Length Please note that when you disconnect the bat tery all volatile electronic memories lose their input values and must be reprogrammed ...

Page 21: ...k bus must not exceed 20 Pin Assignment Color A Satellite Bus Power red white B Analogue input 4 20 mA blue white C Analogue input 0 200 Ohm grey white D Satellite Bus Ground Signal Ground black grey E not connected purple F Term 31 GND black G Term 30 Battery power red H Satellite Bus yellow J CAN high green K CAN low blue L not connected brown M Term 58 illumination grey N not connected pink P T...

Page 22: ...isplay Operating temperature 20 to 70 C Type of protection DIN 40050 IP 65 front side EMV CE according to EMV 83 336 EEC Data input CAN 2 0 B SAE J1939 analogue 4 20 mA analogue 0 200 Ohm Data output VDO Easy Link satellite bus Dimensions 85 mm built in diameter 73 mm built in depth including cable Connection Delphi plug GT 150 sealed Subject to technical alterations ...

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