Dakota Digital 3 operation manual Clock Instructions For VFD systems with a clock built

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SymptomPossible ProblemSolution

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The check engine

The Engine Control Module

Connect a light or similar load

indicator stays on

(ECM) needs to see the

to the ECM along with the

all of the time.

load of a light connected to it.

control box.

The Function switches

The push-button switches are

do not operate

not connected to the control

properly.

box.

 

The wrong type of switch is

 

being used.

Momentary push-button or toggle switches must be connected to the SW1 and SW2 terminals as described in the manual.

The switch terminal connected to the control box should normally be open. When the the switch is activated, the terminal should make contact to ground.

The display system starts up in the demonstration mode and remains in it.

Sw 2 terminal is constantly

Disconnect or replace the

connected to ground.

SW2 switch.

Clock Instructions

For VFD systems with a clock built in

If you purchased your instrument system with an optional clock, it must be wired separately. The clock displays the current time in 12 hour format. The digital clock from Dakota Digital incorporates the reliability and quality of our standard gauges. These features include:

Quartz accuracy

Night dimming feature

Very low standby power to prevent battery drain

High visibility VFD display for sunlight readability

Wiring:

Clock

BLACK

Connect to a good ground point in the vehicle

RED

Connect to switched 12 volt power point

 

(An accessory terminal will work for this)

ORANGE

Connect to a constant 12 volt power point

 

(This will keep the correct time)

BLUE

Connect to the taillight circuit

 

+12V when lights on for dim function

Operation:

The gauge needs the red, orange, and black wires connected to operate. The red wire should have switched 12 volt power from an ACC. point on the fuse panel. The orange wire should have constant 12 volt power. The black wire should be connected to a good ground point. When the blue wire has 12 volts, it will dim the display for night viewing, this may be wired along with the wire to the DIM terminal on the control box.

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