EGT TX-3 Manuel utilisateur

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BACK OF GAUGE

TX-3 (Playback Tach) Instructions (4-1/2”)

INSTALLATION

DISCONNECT your vehicle’s negative

(-) battery cable.

CONNECT the gauge wiring.

MOUNT your gauge to the panel or

pedestal using the spin lock ring.

RECONNECT your vehicle’s negative

(-) battery cable.

ATTENTION: Power Draw = 0.2 amp.

5 amp In-Line Fuse recommended for

+12v Keyed Ignition.

WHITE: +12v Dash Lighting

(Gauge lighting)

BLACK: Ground

RED: +12v Accessory Power

(Main Gauge Power)

The Playback TX-3 will auto-save

your satellite position, allowing the

GPS to acquire signal within 10

seconds after power up. When pow-

ered o󰀨 for more than 4 hours, GPS

signal will take 30-60 seconds to

acquire due to satellite movement.

The GPS Antenna is waterproof and

magnetic, and can receive signal

through all thin materials except for

metal. Optimal mounting locations

are vehicle roof or top of dashboard.

CONNECT GPS Antenna

securely to threaded post on

back of Tachometer.

MOUNT GPS Antenna with

maximum exposure to the

sky, with the magnetic side

facing the ground.

GPS CONNECTION

A-140

GPS Antenna (1x)

Power Cable (1x)

A-315

A-325

Tachometer Signal Harness (1x)

The vehicle’s type of ignition system

determines the correct Pulses Per

Revolution (PPR).

Identify your vehicle’s ignition system by

comparing the total # of spark plugs to the to-

tal # of engine coils, or by checking the ECU.

Use the table on page 3 to determine the

ignition type and PPR.

TACHOMETER SIGNAL WIRE

WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE CAN

BE PRESENT ON IGNITION WIRES.

Ensure engine is OFF before connect-

ing yellow tachometer signal wire to a

coil.

DO NOT SPLICE tachometer signal

wire directly into a spark plug wire.

This will damage the tachometer.

Connecting signal wire to the wrong

coil will NOT damage the tachometer.

Wear eye protection during installa-

tion.

⚠

When mounting, ensure that wire con-

nections in back of tachometer are

protected from wet conditions. Front

of tachometer is water resistant.

DETAIL MONITOR VIEW

Current RPM Current Speed

Press the remote button to toggle between the

following screens:

0 MPH

RPM

00000.0

0 RPM

MPH

00000.0

A-332

Remote Button/Relay Wire (1x)

GREEN WITH STRIPE: Relay

(Figure 2: Relay Wiring Schematic).

REMOTE BUTTON: Mount

where convenient.

Playback Speed

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to edit settings.

HIGHLIGHT desired playback speed with MENU and PEAK

buttons.

After a small delay, the highlighted selection will save.

1:1 plays back in real time.

1:3 plays back in 1/3 time.

PRESS MENU button to open main menu.

PRESS and hold PEAK button to enter Option Settings.

TOGGLE through the following options with MENU and PEAK

buttons:

MENU BUTTON: SETUP

Recording Time

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to edit settings.

HIGHLIGHT desired length of recording with MENU and

PEAK buttons.

After a small delay, the highlighted selection will save.

1 minute = 100 samples/second.

5 minutes = 20 samples/second.

10 minutes = 10 samples/second.

20 minutes = 5 samples/second.

Recording Threshold (RPM)

When set at 0, recording starts on Remote or

PEAK button press/hold. When set past 0, button

press/hold delays recording start until RPM reach-

es selected threshold.

LED blink: waiting to reach set RPM.

LED solid: actively recording.

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to edit settings.

MOVE pointer to desired RPM setting with MENU and

PEAK buttons.

After a small delay, the selected RPM setting will save.

Pulses per Revolution (PPR)

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to edit settings.

HIGHLIGHT desired PPR setting with MENU and PEAK

buttons.

After a small delay, the highlighted selection will save.

See Figure 1 (page 3) to determine the correct

PPR setting for your application.

Restore Defaults

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to access settings.

PRESS AND HOLD YES button to restore factory settings.

(Press and hold NO to exit the menu.)

For troubleshooting and technical support, the

factory default settings can be restored.

TX-3 (Playback Tach) Instructions (4-1/2”)

RESTORE

DEFAULTS

PREV NEXT

PULSE PER

REVOLUTION

PREV NEXT

RECORDING

TIME

PREV NEXT

RECORDING

THRESHOLD

PREV NEXT

Help

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to view data.1

Displays contact info and rmware version.

For assistance, please contact us:

Exhaust Gas Technologies

1-800-348-4678

www.exhaustgas.com

HELP

PREV NEXT

PLAYBACK

SPEED

PREV NEXT

RPM SET POINT

PREV NEXT

RPM SET POINT

PREV NEXT

RPM (Trigger) Set Point

PRESS AND HOLD PEAK button to edit settings.

MOVE pointer to desired RPM setting with MENU and

PEAK buttons.

After a small delay, the selected RPM setting will save.

Sets RPM where relay wire will activate relay

or other connected device. Below RPM set

point, trigger wire will be open oat. When

RPM passes set point, trigger wire will pull to

ground.

GREEN WITH STRIPE

+12V

ATTENTION:

Coil resistance

must be 80

OHMS or greater.

Figure 2. Relay Wiring Schematic

86 30

85 87

+12V

TX-3 (Playback Tach) Instructions (4-1/2”)

PLAYBACK MENU

REW: Hold to rewind. Press for frame-by-frame.

PLAY/PAUSE: Play/pause run.

END: Exit run. Run stores until next recording.

FF: Hold to fast-forward. Press for frame-by-

frame.

PRESS MENU button to open main menu.

PRESS AND HOLD MENU button to begin playback. Gauge

will play run back at set playback speed (1:3 or 1:1).

TOGGLE through options with MENU and PEAK buttons.

The playback tachometer can only store 1 run

at a time. A run will remain saved until a new

run is recorded.

The tachometer will record for the set amount of

time (1, 5, 10, or 20 minutes).

PRESS AND HOLD remote button or PEAK button for 2

seconds.

Recording will start and LED will light up solid blue.

If threshold RPM is set up, the blue LED will ash when the

button is pressed, and will solidify when threshold RPM is

reached and recording starts.

Recording a Run

Exhaust Gas Technologies Inc.

Tech Line 1-909-548-8100

[email protected]

www.exhaustgas.com

Distributor-Based

(Single-Coil)

Wasted-Spark

(Distributorless)

(Coil Packs)

Coil - On - Plug

(COP)

OEM ECU

Connection

Aftermarket ECU

Connection

12 Cyl (4-Stroke) 6 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 6 PPR 6 PPR

10 Cyl (4-Stroke) 5 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 5 PPR 5 PPR

8 Cyl (4-Stroke) 4 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 4 PPR 4 PPR

6 Cyl (4-Stroke) 3 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 3 PPR 3 PPR

4 Cyl (4-Stroke) 2 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 2 PPR 2 PPR

2 Cyl (4-Stroke) 1 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 1 PPR 1 PPR

1 Cyl (4-Stroke) 0.5 PPR 1 PPR 0.5 PPR 0.5 PPR 0.5 PPR

3 Cyl (2-Stroke) 3 PPR 3 or 6 PPR 1 PPR 3 or 6 PPR 3 or 6 PPR

2 Cyl (2-Stroke) 2 PPR 2 PPR 1 PPR 2 PPR 2 PPR

1 Cyl (2-Stroke) 1 PPR 2 PPR 1 PPR 1 PPR 1 PPR

Figure 1. Determining PPR

PLAYBACK

SPEED

PREV NEXT

RPM

RECORDING

END

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