Instruction Manua P/N 30-03 X-SERIES GAUGE AEMnet CAN STOP! - READ THIS BEFORE INSTALL OR USE! WARNING: THIS INSTALLATION MAY REQUIRE WELDING OR INTEGRATION INTO A VEHICLE'S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. DAMAGE TO SENSITIVE ELECTRONICS, FIRE, OR EXPLOSION MAY OCCUR IF PROPER PRECAUTION IS NOT TAKEN. IF THERE IS ANY DOUBT, DO NOT ATTEMPT THE INSTALLATION AND CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL. NOTE: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ENGINE TUNER TO ULTIMATELY CONFIRM THE CALIBRATION USE FOR ANY PARTICULAR ENGINE IS SAFE FOR ITS INTENDED USE. AEM HOLDS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ENGINE DAMAGE THAT RESULTS FROM THE MISUSE OF THIS PRODUCT. Features -/6" / 5mm outer diameter mounting 6 AEMnet channes supported Supported devices: Infinity ECU, Series ECU, EMS- 4, 4 Channe UEGO, X-Series UEGO, VDM Auto-hides channes from devices that aren't present Abiity to hide/show channes from devices that are present Peak reca for each channe US or Metric / SI dispay modes Back beze / facepate suppied; Siver/white avaiabe as optiona purchase Locking connectors Auto-dimming Supports vehice / system votages up to 6V KIT CONTENTS PN 0-03 INST, X-SERIES AEMNET CAN GAUGE 35-03 GAUGE ASSY, X-SERIES AEMNET CAN GAUGE 35-868 NUT, KNURLED, M4x0.7 () 35-864 BRACKET, X-SERIES GAUGE 35-867 RUBBER BAND, X-SERIES GAUGE 35-3437 CABLE, X-SERIES GAUGE PWR/IO CAN *OPTIONAL* ACCESSORIES PN 30-03ACC BEZEL, X-SERIES SILVER FACEPLATE, X-SERIES AEMNET, WHITE AEM Performance Eectronics, 05 6th Street Unit A, Hawthorne, CA 9050 - Phone: (30) 484-3 http://www.aemeectronics.com
30-03 - AEMnet CAN Wiring Instaation Diagram Pin 3 4 5-0 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 Connector A - Power / IO Coor RED Switched V Power BLACK Power Ground GREEN AEMnet-/ CANL WHITE AEMnet+/ CANH NC NC 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
3 30-03 - AEMnet CAN Operation The PAGE button may be depressed to scro through the avaiabe AEMnet channes; an abbreviation of each channe name wi be briefy dispayed after each button press. The inner numeric LEDs and outer ring LED dispay the currenty seected channe reading. Channes wi ony be present in the channe ist if the corresponding AEMnet device is presenty connected to the bus, powered, and transmitting. Pease reference the AEMnet Channe description tabe further on in this document. PAGE and PEAK buttons are ocated on the face of the gauge and are used to perform various functions, described beow. Dispay or cear stored peak vaue Press the PEAK button; the peak (highest) reading of the currenty seected channe wi be dispayed and the outer LED wi fash. The peak vaue wi be retained across power cyces. Whie the peak vaue is being dispayed, depress and hod the PEAK button for three seconds unti "CLr" appears to cear the peak vaues. This operation wi cear the peak vaues of ALL channes. Wi be dispayed to confirm the peak vaue has been reset The gauge wi return to norma dispay mode a few seconds after the ast button press Change channe dispay units US / SI (metric) Change wideband O dispay units / Lambda The gauge shoud be in its norma dispay mode, The gauge shoud be in its norma dispay mode, showing a showing the current parameter reading. wideband/oxygen sensor channe reading. Depress and hod the PAGE button for three Depress and hod the PAGE button for three seconds unti seconds unti US or SI appears. US or SI appears. Press the PAGE button to togge between US or SI Press the PAGE button to togge between or Lambda (metric) modes. modes. This setting wi appy to a channes EXCEPT This setting wi appy to a wideband O channes. wideband O channes. The gauge wi return to norma dispay mode a few seconds The gauge wi return to norma dispay mode a few after the ast button press. seconds after the ast button press. Hide or show channes If mutipe AEMnet devices are present on the bus, the channe ist can grow to be quite ong, up to 6 channes. This can make it time consuming to scro through and find a specific channe to dispay. A hide/show feature is avaiabe to remove infrequenty viewed channes from the channe ist. Depress both the PAGE and PEAK buttons to dispay "HidE" and begin seecting which channes to hide/show in the channe ist. Use the PAGE button to scro through the channe ist and the depress the PEAK button to togge between hide and show. The gauge wi return to norma dispay mode a few seconds after the ast button press. A outer LEDs iuminated = SHOW 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 A outer LEDs off = HIDE 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
4 30-03 - AEMnet CAN Facepate / Beze Instaation The gauge kit is suppied assembed with a back facepate and back beze. An accessory kit is avaiabe (for purchase through AEM deaers) which incudes an optiona siver beze and white facepate. Pease reference the Optiona Accessories section earier in the document for the appropriate part numbers. Contact your deaer or visit www.aemeectronics.com for more information. The facepate may be reversibe, dispaying aternative scaings on either side. Reference the Operation section of this manua for detais on how to switch the dispay mode when reversing the facepate. Disassemby is required to change the facepate, fip/reverse the facepate, or change the beze of the gauge. The foowing diagram wi provide famiiarization with the major components of the gauge prior to beginning the procedure. Item 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 Qty 3 Lens Beze Facepate Diffuser Light Guide Button Mounting Stud (M4 x 0.7) Assemby Screw Mounting Bracket Brass Thumb Screw (M4 x 0.7) Printed Circuit Board (PCB) 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
30-03 - AEMnet CAN 5 Gauge Disassemby STEP - Remove the three assemby screws (8) using a # Phiips head screwdriver. Separate the beze () and cup (7) from the rest of the assemby. If you have purchased the optiona accessory kit, the siver beze may be repaced for the existing beze at this time STEP - Separate the PCB () from the remaining components STEP 3 - Side the ight guide (5) upward to remove it, the buttons may fa out at this time - take care not to ose them STEP 4 - As you separate the remaining components, diffuser (4), facepate (3), ens (), note the order in which they were assembed. The facepate (3) may now be reversed to dispay an aternate scaing or repaced for a different coor as incuded in the optiona accessory kit 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
30-03 - AEMnet CAN 6 Gauge Assemby STEP - Pace the ight guide (5) on a fat surface (back side up) and side the buttons (6) into the sots STEP - Stack the diffuser (4), facepate (3), and ens () in order, over the buttons, and on to the ight guide STEP 3 - Reassembe the PCB and dispay stack with the beze, making sure screw hoes are aigned through the entire assemby STEP 4 - Reassembe and tighten screws to in-b (previousy assembed beze) or 3 in-b (new beze). Do not over-tighten! 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
7 30-03 - AEMnet CAN Gauge Instaation Instaation using suppied bracket Instaation w ithout bracket, using rubber band A -/6" (5mm) hoe is required to mount the X-Series gauge. A bracket and thumbscrews are provided to faciitate instaation into a pane or gauge pod. In some cases, the gauge cup may be pushed into a mounting hoe causing an interference fit strong enough to retain the gauge; the suppied rubber band may be fit to the gauge to create a tighter fit in mounting hoes sighty arger than 5mm. It is, however, recommended that gauges be mounted securey using the suppied bracket to ensure they never become oose and cause a hazard during vehice operation. Note: The gauge is not water-proof and shoud not be instaed in a ocation with exposure to water or snow. Damage caused by water ingress wi not be covered under warranty. AEMnet Channes Dispay Labe AF.Fb AFr. AFr. ALt batt bst.d bst.t CUt.S CYL. CYL. CYL. CYL. CYL. CYL. CYL.3 CYL.3 CYL.3 CYL.4 CYL.4 CYL.4 CYL.5 CYL.5 CYL.5 CYL.6 CYL.6 Inj LambdaFB Lambda Lambda Atitude Battery Vots Boost Contro Duty Boost Target SparkCut [RPM] Lambda Lambda Lambda Lambda Lambda Lambda Lambda 3 Lambda 3 Lambda 3 Lambda 4 Lambda 4 Lambda 4 Lambda 5 Lambda 5 Lambda 5 Lambda 6 Lambda 6 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 US ft V rpm SI m V kpa rpm Source VDM 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 3 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 6 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 6 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 3 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 6 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 7 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 3 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 7 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
8 30-03 - AEMnet CAN CYL.6 CYL.7 CYL.7 CYL.8 CYL.8 E.SPd EtH G.Lat G.Lon G.SPd GEAr Ign.r Ign.t InJ.d LoAd o- o- o-3 o-4 o-5 o-6 o-7 o-8 Pbro PbSt PCLt PFUE POIL PPAn SLIP SPd tab tclt tiat toil ttrn tps Lambda 6 Lambda 7 Lambda 7 Lambda 8 Lambda 8 Engine Speed FexContent Latera Acceeration Inine Acceeration Vehice Speed Gear Cacuated Knock FB (max) Ignition Timing Primary Inj Duty Load Lambda Lambda Lambda 3 Lambda 4 Lambda 5 Lambda 6 Lambda 7 Lambda 8 Baro Press MAP Cooant Pressure Fue Pressure Oi Pressure Crankcase Pressure TC_SipMeasured Vehice Speed Airbox Temp Cooant Temp Intake Air Temp Oi Temp Trans Temp Throtte rpm g g mph n/a deg deg inhg mph mph rpm g g kph n/a deg deg kpa kpa bar bar bar kpa kph kph 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 7 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 3 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 Channe UEGO set on MODE 4 VDM VDM VDM EMS Series / EMS-4 FAQ / Troubeshooting I instaed my gauge correcty and the dispay just shows "CAn" The gauge is not detecting the expected AEMnet/CAN traffic. Pease check that you have other AEMnet enabed devices connected to the bus, propery terminated, and powered on. For custom instaations, refer to the Bosch CAN.0b specification for proper wiring and termination techniques. What pins are used in the connector? To popuate optiona extras, use JST P/N SPUD-00T-P0.5 terminas for -6 AWG wire. For support, contact AEM Technica Support at -800-43-0046 or gentech@aemeectronics.com. 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 07 AEM Performance Eectronics
9 30-03 - AEMnet CAN Specifications Dimensions Suppy Votage Suppy Current (3.8V) Operating Temperature diameter (beze) diameter (cup) depth (inc. beze) depth (cup ony) min max nomina min max (6V Suppy).40 -/6 0.85 0.00 0 8 50.0-4 / -0 85 / 85 in in in in VDC VDC ma / / Month Limited Warranty Advanced Engine Management Inc. w arrants to the consumer that a AEM High Performance products w i be free from defects in materia and w orkmanship for a period of tw eve () months from date of the origina purchase. Products that fai w ithin this -month w arranty period w i be repaired or repaced at AEM s option, w hen determined by AEM that the product faied due to defects in materia or w orkmanship. This w arranty is imited to the repair or repacement of the AEM part. In no event sha this w arranty exceed the origina purchase price of the AEM part nor sha AEM be responsibe for specia, incidenta or consequentia damages or cost incurred due to the faiure of this product. Warranty caims to AEM must be transportation prepaid and accompanied w ith dated proof of purchase. This w arranty appies ony to the origina purchaser of product and is non-transferabe. A impied w arranties sha be imited in duration to the said -month w arranty period. Improper use or instaation, accident, abuse, unauthorized repairs or aterations voids this w arranty. AEM discaims any iabiity for consequentia damages due to breach of any w ritten or impied w arranty on a products manufactured by AEM. Warranty returns w i ony be accepted by AEM w hen accompanied by a vaid Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Product must be received by AEM w ithin 30 days of the date the RMA is issued. UEGO oxygen sensors are considered w ear items and are not covered under w arranty. Pease note that before AEM can issue an RMA for any eectronic product, it is first necessary for the instaer or end user to contact the EMS tech ine at -800-43-0046 to discuss the probem. Most issues can be resoved over the phone. Under no circumstances shoud a system be returned or a RMA requested before the above process transpires. AEM w i not be responsibe for eectronic products that are instaed incorrecty, instaed in a non-approved appication, misused, or tampered w ith. Any AEM eectronics product can be returned for repair if it is out of the w arranty period. There is a minimum charge of $50.00 for inspection and diagnosis of AEM eectronic parts. Parts used in the repair of AEM eectronic components w i be extra. AEM w i provide an estimate of repairs and receive w ritten or eectronic authorization before repairs are made to the product. 07--07 - DOCUMENT NUMBER: 0-03 07 AEM Performance Eectronics