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Sportsman Data Logger: Main Recorder
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STATUS LED
SD Memory
Card / Port
Serial Port
POWER/TACH/REC INPUT:
Main Power/Digital Input
The PWR/TACH port is used to provide the Sportsman system
with power as well as to connect the digital inputs Engine RPM,
and Record Button to the data logger. The main power/digital
input wiring harness connects to this port.
DS RPM/12 VOLT EVENT INPUT:
Secondary/Digital Input
The DS RPM/12 VOLT EVENT port is used to connect the digital
inputs, driveshaft rpm, and 12 volt event to the data logger. The
secondary/digital input wiring harness connects to this port.
V-NET INPUT:
CAN BUS Input
The V-Net port is used to connect the external V-Net devices to
the Sportsman system. Both, the Pre-set and User defined V-Net
devices, will connect to this port.
Sportsman Status LED
The status LED indicates the status of the Sportsman as follows.
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Solid Red
– Power is on and the system is ready to begin recording data.
•
Flashing Red
– Data recording is in progress.
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Flashing Green
– Writing data to memory card. Flashes green every 3 seconds while recording.
•
Solid Orange
– SD memory card error. There is problem with the memory card and data cannot be
recorded. Typically caused when the SD card is not inserted, or if the unit does not recognize the card
that is inserted.
•
Solid Green
– Firmware update in progress. Do not turn off the power to the Sportsman when the status
LED is solid green.
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Serial Port:
Communication port
The serial port is used to connect the data logger to your personal
computer using the supplied RS-232 cable. The serial port is only
used to configure the data logger, i.e. add/remove sensors, change
up sample rates. This port is also used for PC Real Time
Telemetry
SD Memory Card Port:
The SD memory card slot houses the SD memory card the data
logger uses to store recorded data. To retrieve recorded data,
simply remove the card, and plug it into your PC’s USB port
using the supplied SD memory card reader. The data is then
transferred from the memory card to the Racepak DataLink II
software installed on your PC for analysis.
