Dakota Digital BIM-19 Manuel utilisateur

MAN#650346

BIM-19

Bus Interface Module for air ride pressure

(Sensors are sold separately)

BARE & BLACK WIRE

WHITE WIRE

RED WIRE

BARE & BLACK WIRE

WHITE WIRE

RED WIRE

BARE & BLACK WIRE

WHITE WIRE

RED WIRE

Connect to main

chassis ground

+12V KEY ON POWER

(fused 5 - 20 AMP max)

setup/status switch

To gauge control box

or another BIM

Right Rear pressure sensor

Left Rear pressure sensor

Tank pressure sensor

TNK +

TNK

TNK -

PWR

RR -

LR +

LR -

RR +

GND

BIM-19-1

AIR RIDE

LF -

LF +

RF -

RF +

www.dakotadigital.com

techsupport@dakotadigital.com

605-332-6513

BARE & BLACK WIRE

WHITE WIRE

RED WIRE

Right Front pressure sensor

BARE & BLACK WIRE

WHITE WIRE

RED WIRE

Left Front pressure sensor

This Bus Interface Module has inputs for up to five solid state pressure sensors. Each input can be configured

individually. There are two interface (I/O) ports on the module. Either one can be connected to the gauge system or to

another module, allowing several units to be daisy chained together. Do not connect the I/O port to anything other

than a Dakota Digital gauge or BIM. Do not mount the module in the engine compartment; it should be mounted in

interior of the vehicle.

Each sensor connected to the bus needs a unique ID number assigned to it. This module has five inputs so it can use

one, two, three, four, or five ID numbers. The module is assigned an ID from 1 – 16 or turned off and will auto detect

how many sensors are connected and use additional ID’s as needed. The factory default ID numbers are 12 – 16 with

all five sensors connected.

Air Ride setup options:

4 bag 3 bag Front/Rear Left/Right

LR - LEFT REAR REAR REAR LEFT

RR - RIGHT REAR not connected not connected RIGHT

LF - LEFT FRONT LEFT FRONT FRONT not connected

RF - RIGHT FRONT RIGHT FRONT not connected not connected

TNK - TANK (optional for all bag setups)

Specs for each input are:

Part # Range resolution low warning high warning

SEN-03-9 0 - 300psi 1 0 – 252 48 – 300

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To set or change the ID numbers:

•Hold the switch beside the BIM terminal strip while turning the key on. The BIM display will show the current

revision code while this is held.

•Release the switch. The display will show “-C-”.

•Press the switch. The BIM display will show “C-1”.

•Release the switch. The display will show the current ID for the first channel.

•Press and release the switch to change the setting from 1-16 or OFF.

•Press and hold the switch to save the setting. The BIM will restart with the new settings.

The labels and warning points are set up through the gauge display system.

Only VFD3/3X controls with a plastic case support adding BIM’s.

For VFD3, VFD3X, and VHX systems follow these steps:

•Make sure the BIM units are all connected to the gauge control box with the 3.5mm data cables.

•Hold the SW1 switch from the gauge system control box while turning the key on. The message display

should show SETUP.

•Release SW1.

•Press and release SW1 until BIM is shown on the message display.

•Press and hold SW1. The message display should show SCAN followed by the number of BIM channels

detected. Release SW1.

•If 0 is shown, check all connections and then press and hold SW1 with SCAN shown to retry reading the

modules.

•Otherwise, if any other number is shown, press and release SW1 until SETUP is shown.

•Press and hold SW1 until the speed display shows “ – ” or the message changes.

•Release SW1. On the VFD3 systems the message display will show the label assigned to the first channel

found and the speed display will show “C” followed by the channel ID number. On the VHX systems the

message display will show “CH” followed by the channel ID number on one line and the label currently

assigned on the second line.

•Press and release SW1 until the desired channel ID number is shown.

•Press and hold SW1. The message display will show “LABEL”.

•Release SW1. The message display will show the label assigned to this channel.

•Press and hold SW1. The message display will show “WARN”.

•Release SW1. The message display will show “L” followed by the current low warning point or will flash the

warning point.

•Press and release SW1 to change the low warning point to the desired value.

•Press and hold SW1 until the speed display shows “ – ”.

•Release SW1. The message display will show “H” followed by the current high warning point or will flash the

warning point.

•Press and release SW1 to change the high warning point to the desired value.

•Press and hold SW1. The message display will now show “DONE”.

•This can be repeated for additional channels, or the key can be turned off to exit setup.

Special air ride display screens:

4 bag 3 bag Front/Rear Left/Right Tank

VHX 000

L-FRONT-R

000 000

L-FRONT-R

000

AIR

000

FRONT

LEFT AIR RIDE RIGHT air ride tank

000

L- REAR-R

000

AIR

000

RIDE

000

REAR

000 000 000

psi

Tank pressure is displayed by pressing and holding the switch to toggle between screens.

VFD3X AIR 000 F 000 AIR 000 F 000 AIR 000 FRONT AIR FRONT

000 000 R 000 000 000 REAR 000 000 REAR PSI 000 R 000

Tank pressure is displayed in lower left corner (or PSI if there is no sensor)

VFD3 systems can only display one pressure at a time on the message center, so pressure readings are displayed the

same as other messages and are preceded with TK, LF, RF, LR, or RR.

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Troubleshooting quick tips:

While the BIM is operating, the dot in the upper left corner of the display will indicate the status. On steady indicates it

is powered up but not receiving any bus activity. Flashing indicates it is communicating on the bus.

To see the sensor and channel status on the BIM display, press and hold the switch. The display will cycle through

three screens. The first will show the sensor input status. The first digit shows the status for the tank sensor. The

second digit shows the status for the Left Front and Left Rear. The third digit shows the status for the Right Front and

Right Rear. ‘E’ indicates there is a bus ID conflict on that channel ID. A solid ‘-’ indicates the sensor is connected

properly (tank uses center dash, front uses top dash, and rear uses bottom dash). A flashing ‘-’ indicates the sensor

signal is too low or too high. Blank indicates that there is no sensor connected.

The second screen will show the beginning ID number assigned. The third screen will show the number of sensors

connected.

Troubleshooting guide.

Problem Possible cause Solution _

Sensor does not show on PWR terminal does not have power. Connect to a location that has power.

gauge readout. GND terminal does not have a good Connect to a different ground location.

BIM will not light up at all. ground.

Module is damaged. Return for service. (see instructions) _

Sensor does not show on Interface cable is not connected. Connect the supplied 3.5mm data cable between the BIM unit and

gauge readout. the gauge control box.

BIM has a steady dot lit Interface cable is loose. Make sure both ends of the cable are seated in securely.

On VHX systems, the BIM display Follow instructions in VHX manual to enable the BIM display screen.

for this channel is disabled.

Another BIM is set with the same Test module works when connected to control box alone. Change ID’s

channel IDs. on one of the modules so each module uses unique IDs. _

Gauge lights up, but does Loose connection on sensor wires. Inspect and reconnect wires.

not read correctly. Connector not seated on sensor. Reattach the sensor plug, making sure the locking tab clicks in place.

Voltage or wiring problem in the Check wiring harness for loose or damaged wires.

vehicle wiring harness.

Gauge reading is blank and Sensor is not connected to BIM. Connect terminals on BIM to sensor wires. (see wiring diagram)

no ‘-‘ on BIM

Gauge lights up, but displays Sensor wire is shorted to ground. Check wire for damaged insulation. Replace if necessary.

“---”. (flashing ‘-’ on BIM) Wire between gauge and sensor is Test and replace wires.

damaged or broken.

Sensor is damaged. Replace sensor.

Module is damaged. Return module for service. (see instructions)

Gauge lights up, but displays Wire between gauge and sensor is Test and replace wires.

“EEE”. (flashing‘-’ on BIM) damaged or broken.

Sensor is damaged. Replace sensor.

BIM display shows “88:8” Data cable is damaged. Inspect and replace 3.5mm data cable.

Another module on the bus is damaged Inspect other modules on the data bus.

or connected improperly.

Sensor voltage tests: (test with BIM powered and sensor connected.)

red wire: 4.5 – 5.0 V

white wire: 0.4 – 4.5V (0.4 – 0.6V with 0 psi)

black wire: 0 volts

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SERVICE AND REPAIR

DAKOTA DIGITAL offers complete service and repair of its product line. In addition, technical

consultation is available to help you work through any questions or problems you may be having installing

one of our products. Please read through the Troubleshooting Guide. There, you will find the solution to

most problems.

Should you ever need to send the unit back for repairs, please call our technical support line, (605)

332-6513, to request a Return Merchandise Authorization number. Package the product in a good

quality box along with plenty of packing material. Ship the product by UPS or insured Parcel Post. Be sure

to include the RMA number on the package, and include a complete description of the problem with RMA

number, your full name and address (street address preferred), and a telephone number where you can be

reached during the day. Any returns for warranty work must include a copy of the dated sales receipt from

your place of purchase. Send no money. We will bill you after repair.

Dakota Digital Limited Lifetime Warranty

DAKOTA DIGITAL warrants to the ORIGINAL PURCHASER of this product that should it, under

normal use and condition, be proven defective in material or workmanship for the lifetime of the original

vehicle it was installed in, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced at Dakota Digital’s option.

This warranty does not cover nor extend to damage to the vehicle’s systems, and does not cover

removal or reinstallation of the product. This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which

in the opinion of the Company has been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling,

misuse, neglect, or accident.

This Warranty is in lieu of all other expressed warranties or liabilities. Any implied warranties,

including any implied warranty of merchantability, shall be limited to the duration of this written warranty. No

person or representative is authorized to assume, for Dakota Digital, any liability other than expressed

herein in connection with the sale of this product.

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