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TripTek Installation Guide 

Series 2500 

02/01/03 

 

Overview 

 
TripTek is a trip computer designed for motorhomes that have an electronic diesel engine.  Receiving data from the 
electronic engine computer and other sources, the system collects, analyzes, and saves vehicle data in memory; it then 
displays trip, temperature, directional and tire information on the rear vision monitor. 
 
 

Components 

 
Before starting, verify that you have all items listed below.  If you are missing any of the following, check with the dealer 
who sold you the unit. 
 
1.

 

TripTek computer 

2.

 

Keypad assembly & hardware (nuts) 

3.

 

Wire harness 

4.

 

Video cable 

5.

 

Wiring hardware 

6.

 

Operator’s manual 

7.

 

Temperature sensors and compass w/ harness (Optional) 

8.

 

Tire pressure sensing system (Optional) 

 
 

Starting Instructions 

 

Locate J1708 Data Link 

 
Depending on the coach manufacturer, the J1708 public data link from the engine ECM may or may not be run to the dash 
area.  If you are unsure about the data line identity, contact the coach manufacturer for help.  The data lines should be a 
twisted pair of wires.  For further information, see page 3, Connect J1708 DataLink. 
 
 

Keypad 

 

Choosing a Location 

 
The keypad should be accessible and convenient for operation without the need for visual contact.  This will assist the 
operator in utilizing the system with minimal impact on driver safety.  It is also important that the surface is flat because 
the keypad can be damaged if distorted.  
 

Drilling the holes 

 
After you have chosen the location, check behind that area of the console for any obstructions such as brackets or cables.  
If none are found, mark the location of the holes on the console surface, using the template in Appendix C.  Drill all holes, 
using a 9/64” drill for the four studs and a 9/32” drill for the slotted hole. 
 
Route the keypad cable through the slotted hole and to the location chosen for the computer, then insert the four studs of 
the keypad into the drilled holes.  If there is any interference that could possibly distort or damage the keypad, remove it 
and make any changes required to remedy the problem. 
 
From the back of the console, place the nuts on the threaded studs and tighten.  The keypad rubber cover that is between 
the keypad and console should not be compressed or show any distortion.  DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN! 
 
 

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