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Section 3 RPM CONTROL MODE
RPM Control is used for elevating idle speed.
In RPM Control mode, the engine speed can be controlled between 1200 and 2500 RPM. There are four (4) RPM
memory settings, manual (up/down) RPM Control, and "Power Up" or Automatic RPM Control.
There are also two remote inputs available for on/off RPM Control and adjustable vernier RPM Control.
Section 3.1 BASIC OPERATION - RPM CONTROL
Step 1 Ensure all vehicle enabling conditions are met
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1. Parking brake is set
2. For Manual Transmission, foot is off clutch pedal
3. For Automatic Transmission, gear shift lever is in PARK
4. Foot is off service brake
5. Foot is off accelerator pedal
6. Vehicle is stationary
7. Engine is started and idling
Step 2 Initiate RPM Control Mode.
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Press
[RPM CONTROL]
key on module.
» RPM Control Light will turn on
» RPM value stored in Memory #1 is displayed
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If desired, select another RPM memory setting by pressing any [ARROW] key
» RPM value stored in the Memory # selected is displayed
Step 3 Activate RPM Control Mode.
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Press
[FORD]
key
/B
to activate RPM Control mode
» RPM Control Light will flash
» Engine speed will increase to the desired RPM
» Current engine speed is displayed
Step 4 As desired, adjust RPM manually.
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Use the [ARROW] keys to adjust engine speed up or down.
The double arrow keys increase or decrease the engine speed at a faster rate.
The single arrow keys increase or decrease the engine speed at a slower rate.
Exiting RPM Control
ANY ONE of the following will exit RPM Control mode and return the engine to normal idle.
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Press [FORD] key
/B
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Press [RPM CONTROL] key
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Press [POWER] key
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Press brake or clutch pedal, take vehicle out of park, or release parking brake
/B
Or a remotely installed FORD switch
RPM
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