Dakota Digital UTV-1000 Manuel utilisateur

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UTV-1000

Multi Gauge for

2004-2006 Yamaha Rhino

Operation menu

Left switch functions

Pressing the left switch during normal gauge operation will move through the below commonly viewed functions

for convenience.

00000.0 Odometer

12:00A Clock (hold left switch to set)

Setting clock:

Left switch press moves between hours and minutes

Right switch press changes current value

Hold left switch again to exit clock set mode

H 0.0 Hourmeter

Right switch functions

Pressing the right function switch during normal operation will scroll through the following display functions. A

heading will first appear after each press to display what display function is currently selected. After about 2

seconds, the display will show the data for the selected function.

Heading Data Description

trip A a 0.0 Trip A (hold right switch to reset)

trip b b 0.0 Trip B (hold right switch to reset)

srv mi(srv km)s 0000 Count down Service odometer if enabled (hold right switch to reset)

srv hr sh 000 Count down service hour meter if enabled (hold right switch to reset)

mph(KPH)00 mph(00 KPH)Alternate speed display (hold right switch to change primary unit)

tach r 0000 Tachometer displays in information center

IMPORTANT NOTE!

This gauge has an hour meter and

odometer preset option available only

for the first 1.0 engine hour and 10

miles (16km). See “ODO/HR

PRESET” for instructions.

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INSTALLATION:

1. Disconnect the battery to prevent possible damage to the electrical system or gauge during install.

2. Remove the stock gauge or indicator panel (see service manual for removal instructions). The UTV gauge will mount

in this mounting location.

3. Remove the seats, console/engine cover, front engine cover, and center floor/front drive shaft cover (refer to service

manual). This allows access to sensor locations on the engine and wire routing locations.

4. Temperature sender installation:

a. Unplug the wire from the thermal switch. The thermal switch is located toward the top of the engine near the

coolant outlet. NOTE: If engine is warm, allow it to cool before continuing.

b. Remove the thermal switch from the engine.

c. Replace with the supplied temperature sender (SEN-04-9). DO NOT use sealant tape on the threads as this will

cause a poor ground, which will give an incorrect sender reading.

d. Plug the wire from the thermal switch onto the temperature sender. The gauge will use the thermal switch wiring

for the sender.

e. Check coolant level and add coolant if needed.

5. Oil sender installation:

a. Turn the provided oil sender into the oil

pressure sender hose fitting. Sealant tape

may be used on this sender as the gauge

provides ground through the harness.

b. Tighten the sender into the fitting with

appropriate wrenches.

c. Cut either one of the hoses going to the oil

cooler toward the front of the engine to allow

the installation of the oil sender T-fixture. It

doesn’t matter which hose. Have some rags

handy as the hose will leak some oil.

d. Place a hose clamp onto each end of the cut

oil cooler hose. Two hose clamps are

included with the gauge.

e. Insert the fitting into the hose and tighten

hose clamps onto hose and fitting.

f. Remove terminal thumb nuts on oil pressure

sender and put ring terminals from oil

sender harness onto the terminals. Secure

with terminal thumb nuts. The sender terminals don’t have a polarity so just connect one wire to each terminal.

g. Route oil sender harness up to the gauge mounting location. Zip tie the harness with provided zip ties so that it

will not be pinched or damaged.

h. Be sure to check engine oil level and add oil if needed.

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6. Fuel sender installation (optional tube sender from Dakota Digital):

a. To mount the sensor you will need to drill a hole in the fuel tank. Use a 1” hole saw, and drill a hole adjacent to

the small dimple on the gas tank closest to the passenger side of the vehicle. Use a fuel safe sealant and coat

the supplied cork gasket to provide a leak free seal from the tank to the sensor. Secure the sensor with the

supplied stainless screws. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE SCREWS.

b. Attach the wiring harness provided with the sender. Connect the Red wire to the POS terminal. Connect the

Black wire to the NEG terminal. Connect the GREEN wire to the SEND terminal.

c. Route the wire harness up to the gauge mounting location using supplied zip ties to tie the harness so that it will

not be pinched or damaged.

7. Locate the stator rotation detection wire (red wire,

pin 6 in the 8 pin connector coming out of CDI

module located near the battery) and place the

included T-tap connector onto it using a pair of

pliers. This wire will be used for the tachometer

signal.

8. Route the wires from the UTV gauge through the hole in the gauge opening and place gauge into opening. Secure

the gauge with the three provided washers and thumb nuts.

9. Route the yellow tach wire to the T-tap connector for the tachometer and plug into the connector.

10. Plug the four pin connector from the oil pressure harness into the four pin connector in back of gauge.

11. If using a separate fuel sender plug the three pin connector from the fuel sender harness into the three pin connector

in the back of the gauge.

12. Locate the three gauge connectors in the Rhino harness. These connectors will be located close to the gauge mount

location on the under hood side of the dash panel.

13. Plug the 6 pin gauge connector into the 6 pin connector on the Rhino.

14. Plug the 4 pin gauge connector into the 4 pin connector on the Rhino

15. Plug the 3 pin gauge connector into the 3 pin connector on the Rhino.

16. Reconnect battery.

17. Turn the key on and verify that the gauge functions as expected.

18. Start engine and check for oil and water leaks. Shut off engine.

19. If there are no oil or water leaks, reinstall the floor panels, engine covers and seats as described in the service

manual.

20. Installation is now complete. If you experience difficulties check the troubleshooting section in this manual.

SETUP

To enter the setup menu, press and hold the left switch while turning the key on. If your speed calibration differs from

stock due to non-stock tires or gears and you will be calibrating the speedometer, press and hold the left switch while

starting the engine.

-Press the left switch to move through the menus or change the settings after a menu option is selected.

-Hold the left switch for more than 2 seconds to scroll through options or settings

-Press the right switch to select a menu option or to save a setting and go back to the menu.

SETUP Release switch to enter setup menu

INFO Information menu

VER Displays software version

U113 Current software version

SP CAL Displays current speed cal value

160000 Current speed cal value

MAIN Returns to info menu

SPEED Speed gauge menu

UNIT Select unit for speed

Toggle between MPH and KPH (select unit to use for calibration)

AUTO Auto calibrate speed to a marked mile or kilometer

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Pulls up all values  on speed and speed pulses in odometer

Press Right switch to finish cal and save value

ADJUST Adjust speed cal while driving

ADJUST Each press of left switch toggles direction of adjustment, right switch to save and exit

SRV MI (SRV KM) Sets value of service odometer set when service odometer is reset

OFF (OFF)Turns off the count down service odometer (default)

500 (800)Sets service to 500 mi or 800 km when resetting service odometer.

…. Service point can be set in 500 mi (800km) increments.

7500 (12000)Sets service to 7500 mi or 12000 km when resetting service odometer.

MAIN Returns to info menu

TACH Tachometer gauge menu

ENGINE Sets number of cylinders from 1-15 (default 12 for use on alternator output)

WARN Sets RPM warning point (default 5500 RPM)

W 2250 Minimum warning point of 2250 RPM

…. Warning point can be set in 250 RPM increments

W 9750 Maximum warning point of 9750 RPM

SRV HR Sets service hour value used when resetting count down service hour meter

OFF Service hour meter disabled (default)

10 Minimum service hour set point

… Service hour reset point can be set in 10 hr increments

310 Maximum service hour set point

MAIN Returns to info menu

GAUGES Gauge option menu

VLT HI Set high voltage warning point (default 15.4V)

VLT LO Set low voltage warning point (default 11.1 V)

FL SND Set fuel sender used

NONE No fuel sender used, fuel area will be blanked out (default)

STOCK Uses stock fuel sender for Rhino

DAKDIG Uses Dakota Digital sender to be installed in tank

CUSTOM Uses custom sender, user must calibrate for the sender curve

CAL Y (CAL N)Select CAL Y to calibrate sender

EMPTY Start with empty tank, or fuel sender in empty position

ADD 33 Fill fuel to 1/3 tank, press right switch to save point

ADD 66 Fill fuel to 2/3 tank, press right switch to save point

ADD 99 Fill fuel to full tank, press right switch to save point

DONE Custom fuel calibration is complete, press right switch to go back to menu

OIL LO Set low oil pressure warning point (default 9 PSI)

WTR HI Set high water temp warning point and set temperature unit (default 230F)

DEG F (DEG C) Select temp unit, press left switch to change, right switch to save

WTR HI Select high warning, left switch to change, right switch to save

MAIN Returns to info menu

OPTION Option menu

DIM LV Adjust dimming point on gauge

OFF Dimming function is off

LVL 1 Gauge will dim when light on gauge face is very low (default)

… 7 selectable dimming levels

LVL 7 Gauge will dim early when more light is on gauge face

DM OUT Enables/disables dim output for other gauges

ON Dim output will be high when gauge is dimming

OFF Dim output will be disabled (default)

WN OUT Selects which gauges provide a warn out signal on warn out wire (default all on)

WN OUT Gauges that provide signal out are lit up, left switch to change, right switch to save

NO WRN Warn output wire is disabled

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CLOCK± Adjust clock speed for accuracy

-7 SEC Subtract 7 seconds from clock every 24 hrs

…

0 SEC No adjustment to factory clock speed (default)

…

+7 SEC Add seven seconds to clock every 24 hrs

St odo Allows presetting of odometer value on initial install (not available after 10 miles / 16km)

Set hr Allows presetting of hour meter value on initial install (not available after 1.0 hrs)

MAIN Returns to info menu

DONE Leaves setup menu if selected

ADDITIONAL SETUP NOTES:

SPEED – AUTO

This setup option allows calibrating to a known mile or kilometer. By default, the speed is calibrated to use the Rhino

Factory speed signal. Calibration should only be needed if the factory calibration is no longer correct due to changes to

tires or gearing.

1. Start with vehicle at the beginning of the marked mile or kilometer and turn the key off.

2. Start engine while holding the left switch to enter setup.

3. Select speed option in setup and select appropriate unit (if you will be calculating to a known kilometer choose KPH,

else choose MPH).

4. Select the Auto option. The gauge will light all the displays and the speed display will read 

5. Begin driving the mile or kilometer. The message center will read the number of pulses read from the speed signal.

This value cannot be used to determine if a mile or kilometer has been driven.

6. At the end of the mile or kilometer, stop the vehicle and press the right switch to save the new speed calibration. The

gauge will return to the speed setup menu.

SPEED – ADJUST

This setup option allows adjustment to speed while driving. By default, the speed is calibrated to use the Rhino Factory

speed signal. Calibration should only be needed if the factory calibration is no longer correct due to changes to tires or

gearing.

1. Start vehicle while holding the left switch to enter setup.

2. Select speed option in setup and select appropriate unit (if you will be calculating to a known kilometer choose KPH,

else choose MPH).

3. Select the ADJUST option. The gauge will light all the displays and the message center will read ADJUST

4. Follow another vehicle traveling at a constant known speed. Hold the left switch to begin increasing the speed

reading. To decrease the speed reading, release the switch and press and hold the switch again.

5. The direction of adjustment will change each time the switch is released.

6. When the speed has been adjusted, press the right switch to save the new speed calibration. The gauge will return

to the speed setup menu.

SERVICE METERS

This gauge has two service meters. These are a countdown hour meter and a countdown odometer. Both service meters

can be disabled, or enabled independently. This allows for setting of two individual service points, one based on engine

run time, the other based on odometer. This could also allow for setting a service point on whichever service point comes

first, hourly or odometer.

When the setup point is reached, SERVICE DUE will scroll in the message center. Pressing either switch will clear the

message until the next time the key is turned on. Once the service has been done, use the left switch to select the service

meter that is due (display will show a negative value or zero). Press and hold the right switch to reset the service meter to

the value set in setup.

The service meter can be disabled by selecting  in setup. If a new value is set for the service meter, and the meter was

previously set to OFF, the service message may immediately be displayed. Reset the service meter to begin a new

countdown.

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ODO/HR PRESET

Within the first 10 miles (16 km) and 1.0 engine hours after first installing the gauge, the option is available for a ONE

TIME preset of the odometer and hour meter to the reading(s) of the previous gauge. If this option is not used within the

first 10 miles (16 km) or 1.0 engine hours or an incorrect reading is saved, the gauge will need to be returned to Dakota

Digital for any odometer/hour meter adjustment. The procedure to preset the meters is as follows:

1. If setting odometer select st odo option in setup. If setting hour meter select set hr.

2. For odometer preset, verify that correct unit is displayed above message center. If not, turn key off to leave setup

and use unit option under speed to set correct unit. NOTE: Preset MUST be done with correct unit or odometer

will not be set correctly!

3. The current odometer / hour meter value is displayed with the first digit blinking

4. Press and release the left switch to change the digit. Press and release the right switch to move on to the next digit.

5. Repeat step 4 until all digits are set. After tenths digit is set, press and release the right switch.

6. Water temp display will read “”. Check the current unit (if in odo preset) and the odometer / hour meter value to

make sure it is correct. If not, press and release the right switch to go back and make changes.

7. NOTE: Check the displayed odometer value VERY carefully before next step. After selecting yes, you will no

longer be able to change the odometer / hour meter.

8. If the settings are all correct, press and release the left switch. Water temp display will read “”.

9. Press and release the right switch to preset the odometer / hour meter to the new value.

SELECTING FUEL SENDER

By default, no fuel sender is selected and the fuel display will be blank. If a fuel sender is used a fuel sender must be

selected. Use the fuel sender option in the Gauges menu to select used fuel sender. The name of the fuel sender is

displayed in the message center. Two numbers are also displayed on the right side of the panel. The upper number is the

sender resistance in ohms at full tank. The lower number is the sender resistance in ohms at empty tank.

CUSTOM FUEL SENDER SETUP

If a fuel sender other than the Rhino stock fuel sender or the Dakota Digital fuel sender is used, the gauge needs to be

calibrated to the new fuel sender. The custom fuel sender option in the gauges menu allows this function.

1. Begin with an empty (or near empty) fuel tank.

2. Select custom fuel sender option in gauge setup menu.

3. Use left switch to change to change to CAL Y and then press the right switch to select.

4. The gauge will light two numbers on the right side. The lower number is the current resistance of the fuel sender in

ohms. The upper number is the tank percentage point currently being calibrated.

5. Four points are needed to calibrate the sender, empty, 33%, 66%, 99% (full tank). The gauge expects calibration to

start at empty and move to each of these points.

6. Gauge will display EMPTY. Make sure tank is empty or sender is at empty point. Press the right switch to save point

in calibration.

7. Gauge will display ADD 33. Add fuel to 1/3 tank or move sender to 1/3 full point. Press the right switch to save point

in calibration.

8. Gauge will display ADD 66. Add fuel to 2/3 tank or move sender to 2/3 full point. Press the right switch to save point

in calibration.

9. Gauge will display ADD 99. Add fuel to full or move sender to full point. Press the right switch to save point in

calibration.

10.Gauge will display DONE. Press the right switch to finish calibration and return to gauges setup menu.

OPTION – DIM OUT

The dim out option allows the dim output to be turned on or off. The dim output is used if you have installed other Dakota

Digital gauges and would like this gauge to also control the dimming of these gauges. If the dim out option is turned on,

12v is sent out on the dim out wire when the gauge is dimming. In this mode, the gauge will be either in dim mode or full

brightness mode.

If no other gauges are to be dimmed, this option can be set to off. In this mode the gauge will fade when dimming and

gauge dimming will be less noticeable.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

Gauge does not light up

Gauge has bad ground or power

Check connections to wiring harness and check

wiring harness and gauge wires for pinched or

broken wires.

Tach always stays blank

Tach wire is not connected properly

Engine value set incorrectly

Check for good connection to alternator wire.

Set Engine value to 12 for alternator (see setup)

Tach reads incorrectly

Engine value set incorrectly

Set Engine value to 12 for alternator connection

Speed reads incorrectly

Speedometer needs to be recalibrated

See setup for speed calibration instructions.

Gauge does not dim

Dim level is set to off or set too low

Set dim level to higher level (see setup)

Gauge is always dim

Dim level is set too high

Light sensor over left switch is covered

Set dim level to lower level (see setup)

Make sure left side of lens is not covered.

RANGE displayed during

custom fuel setup Fuel sender resistance is too high Check for good connection to fuel sender and fuel

sender to ground. Sender must be below 1000

Ω

ADD FUEL

is scrolled

during custom fuel setup

Resistance has not changed enough

since previous point.

Add fuel until next third of tank or move sender to

the next third tank position.

SND HI

displayed during

custom setup

Fuel sender resistance is higher than

expected.

Fuel sender was started with falling resistance and

now the resistance has risen. Correct fuel position

or start custom programming over by turning off

key.

SND LO

displayed during

custom setup

Fuel sender resistance is lower than

expected.

Fuel sender was started with rising resistance and

now the resistance has fallen. Correct fuel position

or start custom programming over by turning off

key.

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

 is displayed in fuel, oil,

or water display

No sender connected, or incorrect

sender selected.

Check proper connection to sender. Check for

broken or pinched sensor wires.

For water temp sender, check for good ground

and remove any sealant tape on threads of

sender.

If no fuel sender is being used, set the fuel sender

option to off in setup. This will blank out the fuel

display.

 is displayed in fuel, oil

or water display.

Sensor wire is shorted to ground.

Check sensor wire harness for correct connection

to sensor. Check for pinched or broken sensor

wire harness.

SERVICE DUE

is scrolled

in the message center

One of the countdown service meters

has reached zero

Perform service and reset service meter by

holding right switch when service meter is

displayed. If service meter operation is not

desired, disable service meter by setting to  in

the setup menu.

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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 24 Month 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 within 24 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE, 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. Any action for breach of any warranty hereunder, including any implied warranty of merchantability, must be brought within a period of 24

months from date of original purchase. 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.

4510 W. 61STSt. N., Sioux Falls, SD 57107

Phone: (605) 332-6513 FAX: (605) 339-4106

www.dakotadigital.com

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