Despite the limited size of the device in some cases could not be possible to put back the plastic cover or panel took
off before.
Don’t move away the OBD connector from the original location.
Make sure the OBD ROAD don’t hamper the right driving.
6.
Wait the Warning Light giv
es information about the ‘Device Automatic Setup’ procedure.
7.
Crank the engine.
8.
Now you can use the vehicle on road.
HOW TO DISCONNECT THE DEVICE
1.
Crank off the engine and turn off the Dashboard and wait 1 minute at least.
2.
Wait the Warning Light gives
information about ‘STAND-BY’ mode.
3.
Now you can remove the OBD ROAD device off from the diagnostic connector, making use of the metal clip.
4.
Take off the Device pulling out the metal clip.
LED and BUZZER warning and alarm signals
The warning light (LED) gives information about the Device working status. See below:
Mode
Warning Light
ACOUSTIC SIGNAL
MODE
Device Plug-in
Switched ON
1 BEEP
Automatic configuration of original
device
Stand-by
Short frequency Every 10
seconds
None
Stand by mode
(vehicle off
– no activity)
Ignition
Fast frequency
1 beep
Enabling communication with the
engine control unit
Recording start-up
On / off low frequency
2 beeps
Trip data recording engaged
Recording completed
On / off short sequence
2 beeps
Trip data recording complete
DTC (Diagnostic Trouble
Code) detected
None
5 beeps
Engine system
– fault detected
*Eco Drive
– RPM signal
None
3 beeps
2500rpm
– Threshold overtaking
*Eco Drive
– Speed Control
None
3 beeps
130km/h - Threshold overtaking
*Eco
– Drive – Economy -
Alert
None
3 beeps
Relevant accelerations /
decelerations.
PC Connection
Switched on
None
Trip data downloading from the device
to PC
All connections
Fast frequency
intermittent
Memory status (memory full)
– The
device needs to download data to PC
* Eco Drive
– These functions are available only by setting the Eco Drive mode.