Set Up
1.Press and hold SW2, then turn the key on.
2.Release SW2, then press and release SW1 to move onto the next step.
3.To select temperature scale to use, press and hold SW1 to select 
(Fahrenheit)
or press and hold SW2 for 
(Celsius). Hold the switch for longer than one sec to select. Once a temperature scale is selected, the display will flash and go on to next setting.
4.Display will now read 
indicating low fan on temperature is to be set. Use SW1 or SW2 to select the temperature at which the fan should turn on. Press both switches to save the setting. Display will flash once setting is saved.
Note: SW1 increases the temperature, while SW2 decreases the temperature.
5.Display will now read 
indicating low fan off temperature is to be set. Again, use SW1 or SW2 to set the temperature at which the fan should turn off. Press both switches to save the setting.
6.If two fan or dual speed fan mode was previously selected, temperature settings for the high fan output are at this point in setup for convenience. If single fan mode is set up, setup will skip high temp settings and go to step 7.
6a. Display will now read 
indicating high fan on temperature is to be set. Use SW1 or SW2 to set the temperature at which the fan should turn on. Press both switches to save the setting.
6b. Display will now read 
indicating high fan off temperature is to be set. Use SW1 or SW2 to set the temperature and press both switches to save the setting.
7.Display will read 
Use SW1 or SW2 to cycle through the following options. Press both switches to select an option.
Display | Option |
| Fan will turn off when key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 30 seconds after key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 45 seconds after key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 1 minute after key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 2 minutes after key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 3 minutes after key is turned off. |
| If fan was running at key off, it will continue to run for 5 minutes after key is turned off. |
8.Display will read 
indicating fan type is to be set. Use SW1 or SW2 to select the fan type used. Press both
switches to save setting. |
| |
Display | Option |
|
| one single speed fan | (only low fan output used) |
| two single speed fans | (high and low fan outputs both on for high temp, |
| & some dual spd fans only low fan output on for low temp) | |
| one dual speed fan | (high fan output on, low fan off for high temp, |
|
| high fan off, low fan on for low temp) |
Note: If two fan or dual speed are selected and high fan temp setting was not set before, setup will return to step 6 to allow temp settings to be made.
9.Display will read 
signaling to select a sender type. Press SW1 to move through list forward, press SW2 to back up. Press both switches to save setting. The supported senders are listed below with the display that represents each option.
Display | Option |
| No gauge, dedicated Dakota Digital sender only |
| Dakota Digital individual temp gauge with sender |
| Dakota Digital instrument cluster with control box (ver. |
| Stewart Warner gauge and sender |
| Classic gauge and sender |
| VDO gauge and sender |
| Autometer gauge and sender |
| Custom calibrated gauge |
| Custom calibration (for gauge sets not listed above) |
10.If your gauge is not supported in one of the options above, you will need to custom calibrate the controller for your gauge. (if CUS is selected and calibration has not been done, the calibration sequence will automatically be started). The following is the procedure for custom calibration. If your gauge system is listed above, skip this portion and continue at step 11.
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