HillSpeed Digital Speedometer

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1 HillSpeed Digital Speedometer Model HUD 13 Installation Instructions

2 Parts Supplied Part Name Quantity Part No. Display Module OBD II Cable (Passenger Vehicle model only - not included with Heavy Vehicle model) J1939 Cable (Heavy Vehicle model only - not included with Passenger Vehicle model) Switch & Lead Mounting Blocks Adhesive Pads Velcro Pad General Installation Information The HUD 13 digital speedometer is designed for use in vehicles made and released from 2006 on (petrol engines) and 2007 on (diesel engines). There are 2 models of the HUD 13 speedometer: For the Passenger Vehicle Model instructions for installation are in the OBD II Cable Connection section of these instructions. For the Heavy Vehicle Model instructions for the installation are in the J1939 Cable Connection section of these instructions. The HUD 13 digital speedometer can be installed either: on the vehicle dashboard. Refer to the Display Module - Dash Mounting section of these instructions for installation. on an overhead console, where this exists in the vehicle, with the speedometer inverted. Refer to the Display Module - Overhead Mounting section of these instructions for installation and to the Operating Instructions & Warranty for setting the display to be Inverted. It is also possible to install two HUD 13 speedometers in the same vehicle. Refer to the Installing Two Displays section of these instructions. Installation including calibration (if required) should only be carried out with the vehicle in a level, stationary position, with the gear selector in neutral or park and with the parking brake engaged. Installation

3 Installation (Continued) The speedometer is not waterproof or water resistant. It should not be installed or operated in any location which will be exposed to water or moisture. All HUD 13 digital speedometers are factory set to display speeds in kilometres per hour (kph). This can be changed so that speed is displayed in miles per hour (mph) as detailed in the Operating Instructions & Warranty. Display Module - Dash Mounting Select a position on the dashboard, preferably directly in front of the driver and as close to the windscreen as possible, where the display can be clearly read down the light shield. Ensure that the proposed position will not interfere with the operation of the vehicle airbags, or any other vehicle controls, instruments or accessories. Also ensure that there is no obstruction between the top of the Display Module and the windscreen. The proposed position should also ensure that the Display Module, when installed, is wholly below a (theoretical) straight line from the driver s eye position to the highest visible line of the vehicle bonnet. Before mounting the Display Module with the double sided adhesive pads provided, ensure that both surfaces are cleaned with a silicone release solvent. If necessary, use one of the Mounting Blocks supplied, to raise or tilt the Module for optimum viewing. If the dashboard shape or steering wheel obstruct the display, move the Module to an unobstructed position. Display Module - Overhead Mounting Select a position on the overhead console, preferably directly in front of the driver, where the display can be clearly read down the light shield. Ensure that the proposed position will not interfere with the operation of the vehicle airbags, or any other vehicle controls, instruments or accessories. Also ensure that there is no obstruction between the Display Module and the windscreen. The proposed position should also ensure that the Display Module, when installed, is wholly above a (theoretical) straight line from the driver s eye position to the highest transparent part of the vehicle windscreen. Before mounting the Display Module with the double sided adhesive pads provided, ensure that both surfaces are cleaned with a silicone release solvent. If necessary, use one of the Mounting Blocks supplied, to raise or tilt the Module for optimum viewing. If the console shape or other parts of the vehicle obstruct the display, move the Module to an unobstructed position. Mounting Blocks If the use of a Mounting Block is necessary, attach it to the base of the Display Module in the correct position using one of the Adhesive Pads. Using another Adhesive Pad, locate the Display Module in the correct position and press it firmly into place.

4 Installation (Continued) Switch & Lead Select a position for the Switch which is easily accessible to the driver. Ensure that this area is cleaned with a silicone release solvent. Remove the Adhesive Pad backing from the Switch and press it firmly into the position chosen and previously cleaned. Plug the switch lead into the socket marked SW on the rear of the Display Module. Arrange the switch lead so that it does not interfere with the operation of, or impede access to any of the vehicle controls, instruments or accessories. OBD II Cable Connection (Passenger Vehicle Model Installation) Refer to the general notes in the Installation section of these instructions and to Installation Diagram 1 on the following pages of these instructions. Note that Installation Diagram 1 shows Dash Mounting installation. Overhead Mounting installation uses the same connections and general arrangement. Connect the large rectangular plug on end of the OBD II Cable to the OBD II (On Board Diagnostics) Socket of the vehicle. The OBD II Socket is a 16 terminal rectangular socket located within reach of the driver s seat and should not require any tools to be accessed. It is often located under the dashboard, in the centre console or in the glove compartment. It may be behind a removable panel. Arrange the OBD II Cable so that it does not interfere with the operation of, or impede access to any of the vehicle controls, instruments or accessories. Hold down the Switch and start the vehicle engine. While continuing to hold down the Switch, connect the small plug on the end of the OBD II Cable to the socket marked OBD on the rear of the Display Module. When the Display turns on and then off, release the Switch. This can take from 1 to 30 seconds. Within 30 seconds of releasing the Switch the Display will show 0. Installation is now complete. If the Display does not illuminate: turn off the engine and disconnect the OBD II Cable from the Display. Wait at least 1 minute. start the vehicle engine. hold down the Switch and re-connect the OBD II Cable to the Display. Continue to hold down the Switch until the Display turns on and then off. release the Switch. Within 30 seconds the Display will show 0. If there is any difficulty locating the OBD II Socket or the Display does not illuminate contact Bogaard Distributors using the Contact details on the last page of these instructions.

5 Installation Diagram 1 Passenger Vehicles

6 Installation (Continued) J1939 Cable Connection (Heavy Vehicle Model Installation) Refer to the general notes in the Installation section of these instructions and to Installation Diagram 2 on the following pages of these instructions. Note that Installation Diagram 2 shows Dash Mounting installation. Overhead Mounting installation uses the same connections and general arrangement. Connect the large circular plug on the end of the J1939 Cable to the J1939 (On Board Diagnostics) Socket of the vehicle. The J1939 Socket is a 9 terminal circular Deutsch type socket located within reach of the driver s seat and should not require any tools to be accessed. It is often located under the dashboard. It may be behind a removable panel. Arrange the J1939 Cable so that it does not interfere with the operation of, or impede access to any of the vehicle controls, instruments or accessories. Hold down the Switch and start the vehicle engine. While continuing to hold down the Switch, connect the small plug on the end of the J1939 Cable to the socket marked OBD on the rear of the Display Module. When the Display turns on and then off, release the Switch. This can take from 1 to 30 seconds. Within 30 seconds of releasing the Switch the Display will show 0. Installation is now complete. If the Display does not illuminate: turn off the engine and disconnect the J1939 Cable from the Display. Wait at least 1 minute. start the vehicle engine. hold down the Switch and re-connect the J1939 Cable to the Display. Continue to hold down the Switch until the Display turns on and then off. release the Switch. Within 30 seconds the Display will show 0. If there is any difficulty locating the J1939 Socket or the Display does not illuminate contact Bogaard Distributors using the Contact details on the last page of these instructions.

7 Installation Diagram 2 Heavy Vehicles

8 Installation (Continued) Installing Two Displays Two HillSpeed HUD 13 speedometers can be installed in the same vehicle where there is a requirement for two separate additional speed displays. To carry out this type of installation the following are required: one HillSpeed HUD 13 digital speedometer model to suit the type of vehicle in which they are to be installed; either passenger or heavy vehicle type. a second HillSpeed HUD 13 digital speedometer. This can be of either model type as the OBD II Cable/J1939 cable will not be used. an RJ12 to RJ12 cable (6P/6C straight through type) of suitable length for installation between the two HillSpeed Speedometers. This type of cable is available in various lengths from specialist electrical and electronics retailers. They are also available for purchase from Bogaard Distributors. This cable is not included with either model of the HillSpeed HUD 13 speedometer. Refer to the general notes in the Installation section of these instructions and to Installation Diagram 3 on the following pages of these instructions. Note that Installation Diagram 3 shows Dash Mounting installation. Overhead Mounting installation uses the same connections and general arrangement. Install the first speedometer as set out in either the OBD II Cable Connection or J1939 Cable Connection sections of these instructions, including start up and initialization of the speedometer. Position and install the second speedometer in accordance with the general notes in the Installation section of these instructions. Do not install the Switch & Lead to this speedometer. Install the second speedometer by connecting one end of the Display Cable (RJ12 to RJ12 cable) to the ACC outlet on the first speedometer and the other end of this cable to the ACC outlet on the second speedometer. Start the vehicle engine. The first speedometer will start up and display the vehicle speed and the second speedometer will start up and display the same speed. It may take up to 30 seconds for the second speedometer display to start up after the first speedometer display has. When the vehicle engine is stopped, both displays will switch off. Note the following in relation to the second speedometer display: it cannot be calibrated. It will show whatever speed (calibrated or not) is shown on the first speedometer. it cannot be set to a different speed unit display (KPH or MPH) to the first speedometer. it cannot have a separate overspeed alarm or separate overspeed alarm settings. It will use the speed and overspeed alarm settings set on the first speedometer.

9 Installation Diagram 3 Installing Two Displays

10 Calibration To determine whether calibration of the speedometer is required, legally drive the vehicle at a range of different speeds with an observer (passenger) checking and comparing the speeds displayed on the vehicle speedometer and the digital speedometer. If the speeds displayed are the same then calibration is not required. If they are different then calibration is required and can be carried out as follows: Legally drive the vehicle to a known speed (higher than 40 kph and less than 100 kph) as shown on the vehicle speedometer (say 60 kph). At that speed, click the digital speedometer Switch once. This will record the speed displayed on the digital speedometer (say 64 kph). It will also activate the Over Speed Warning System (which can be de-activated or changed as detailed in the Operating Instructions & Warranty after the calibration process is complete). Legally stop the vehicle. With it stationary and with the engine running, press and hold the Switch down until the speedometer display changes to cycling (in sequence) L.oN then b.on then O.FF then A.oN then S.dF then A.dF then I.oN then I.oF then Cal then L.oN again etc. Keep the Switch held down until Cal is displayed. When it is, let go of the Switch. The display will continue to show Cal. Press and hold the Switch down again. The display will change to show the recorded speed (in this example 64 kph) which will then increase by +1 kph each second to a maximum of +10 kph (+6 mph). It will then decrease by -1 kph to a minimum speed of -10 kph (-6 mph) below the recorded speed. These will continue to cycle while the Switch is held down. When the speed which matches the speed which was shown on the vehicle speedometer in the first step (in this example 60 kph) is shown on the display, release the Switch. The Display will briefly show the calibrated speed (in this example 60 kph) and then return to show 0. Calibration is complete and the digital speedometer will now display the same speed as the vehicle speedometer. Note that if calibration is not carried out correctly the speedometer will not display the correct speed.

11 Bogaard Distributors PO Box 22 Mount Colah NSW 2079 Australia Contact Sales & Administration: T: F: E: admin@bogaard.com.au Technical Support: T: F: E: martin@bogaardelectronicservices.com HillSpeed is a registered trademark of Bogaard Distributors Pty Ltd.