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Acewell CV080 2 Series User manual

Motorcycle/Car/ATV Computer
CV080-XX2 User Manual
Thanks for purchasing the ATV/Motorcycle/scooter/vehicle computer; this
manual is specifically designed for CV080-XX2 series.
LED Indicators
CV080
-
XX2
RPM
LCD
Symbols
CV080
-
XX2/XX3
S
Different model with different needle tachometer or speedometer scales are
as below:
CV080-12X: 120MPH
CV080-16X: 160MPH
CV080-22X: 220km/h
CV080-28X: 280km/h
CV080-30X: 6,000rpm
CV080-40X: 9,000rpm
CV080-50X: 12,000rpm
CV080-60X: 15,000rpm
PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
1. Tachometer or Speedometer Scale 6. RESET Button
2. Needle Tachometer /speedometer 7. MODE Button
3. 1st row: Digital Speedometer 8. Bar Fuel or Temperature gauge
4. 2
nd
row: Other functions 9. 7 LED indicators
5. Gear Indicator 10. 6 LCD indicators
FEATURES
Needle tachometer or speedometer, integrated digital functions, 7 LED
indicators and 7 LCD indicators.
Negative VA LCD displays digital functions of speedometer, tachometer,
maximum RPM and SPD, average speed, trip meter 1/2 or 3, odometer,
riding time, total riding time, total hour meter, volt meter, temperature
meter, clock, bar-fuel and temperature gauge.
5 level backlight brightness can be manual adjust from 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Gear indicator which calculates gear by comparing speed and RPM.
Fuel gauge full and empty resistances are fully adjustable to be
compatible with most fuel senders. Fuel gauge can be disabled if not
required.
Flexible battery warning voltage setting from 11.0 to 17.0V.
Allows end user to adjust odometer when the odometer is less than 30km
/ 18.6 miles
Odometer and total riding time are stored in memory, even when the
power is off.
Universal wheel circumference setting range from 1 to 3,999mm.
Includes bracket, RPM sensing wire, hall or reed speed sensor, fitting kits,
wiring harness and temperature sensor.
Excellent water resistant, anti-vibration structure and noise immunity
design.
SPECIFICATIONS
FUNCTIONS SYMBOL
Specifications
Digital Tachometer
rpm 100-19,900 rpm,
Speedometer km/h / MPH
2.4-399 km/h (248 MPH)
Maximum speed MAX SPD
2.4-399 km/h (248 MPH),
Average speed AVG SPD
2.4-399 km/h (248 MPH),
Temperature Meter
℃/℉0℃-180℃/ 32℉-356℉, HI or oFF
<0℃display -L-, >180℃display -H-
Max. Temperature
MAX ℃/℉
0℃-180℃/ 32℉-356℉
Trip meter 1/2
TRIP 1/2 0.00-999.99 km /624.99Miles
Trip meter 3 TRIP 12 999.99-0.00 km /Miles count down
Odometer ODO 0-999.99 km, 0-624999 Miles
12/24 Hour Clock AM/PM AM/PM 0:00’ – 11H59’ / 23H59’
Riding timer RT 0-99H59`59``
Total Riding Time TT 0-99999.0H
Total Hour meter HRTT 0-99999.0H
Voltage Gauge V 9.3-18.0 Volt and battery warnings
Gear indicator
N, R, 1, 2,…8 gears and off mode
Maintain reminder Trip or
HRT
0~9999km (6213Miles), 9999 hours
or oFF
Bar-Fuel or
Temperature Gauge
Or
1-5 Bars, Adjustable 10Ω-999Ω,
reserve mode, or not displayed
Power Input DC 9.3-18.0V
Tachometer Sensor CDI, Ignition Coil Signal or ECU
Speed Sensor Reed or hall Sensor
Temperature Sensor PT-1/8”
Thermistor Sensor
Speed input divider setup 1-199 Pulses
Maximum speed input frequency 5K Hz
Wheel circumference setting 1mm-3999mm
Dimensions Ø80*51.5mm
INSTALLATION & PARTS
Main Unit Installation:
Main Unit
Sleeve of main unit
Bracket
Rubber pad
Washer
Nut
Screw
RPM sensor mounting:
1. Connect the yellow or grey wire to sense the RPM signal.
2. The yellow wire can be wrapped around the spark plug lead or can be
connected to the primary side of the coil or to the pulse wire on an active
spark plug cap.
a. Signal strength from the ignition coil is dependent on coil type.
b. Coil 3-5 turns around spark plug lead, the more turns the stronger the
signal. A weak signal will not show a reading on the screen whereas a
very strong signal will have a reading which is too high or very jittery.
If the reading is incorrect then try putting the 1MΩresistor which is
included in the box inline in the sensor wire.
c. Connects to the primary side of the coil or to the pulse wire on an
active spark plug cap if the signal of wrapped around the spark plug is
still unstable.
3. If the signal is still unstable, please try to connect the grey wire to the ECU
rev counter output.
Speed Sensor
Mounting:
ACEWELL has several speed sensors; the unit may include one of them. If
the model is intended to be connected to a gearbox electronic speed output to
obtain the speed reading, no speed sensor will be included.
Reed Speed Sensor and Magnet:
1. This sensor is universal sensor for motorcycle; find a rotating part to
install magnet (for example disk, sprocket or driveshaft) and a location to
install the sensor where it can be aligned to the magnet.
2. Align the center of the magnet to either of the sensor marking lines or the
end of the sensor. The magnet must not travel down the body of the
sensor.
3. Installing the sensor parallel to the vibration direction creates optional
anti-vibration effect.
4. Make sure the gap between the magnet and the sensor is within 8mm.
Hall Effective Speed Sensor and Magnet:
1. This is universal sensor for ATV or motorcycle front or rear wheel
installation. For some fitments an accessory speed sensor holder may need
to be purchased.
2. Find a rotating part to install magnet (for example disk, sprocket or
driveshaft) and a location to install the sensor where it can be aligned to the
magnet.
3. Align the center of the magnet to center of side face of the sensor.
4. Make sure the gap between the magnet and the sensor is within 5mm.
Specific Hall sensors:
Cable drive adaptors for most bikes originally fitted with cable driven
speedometers or odometers are available. When using these cables it is
necessary to divide the circumference setting by the number of rotations of the
cable per rotation of the wheel, please try to set 730mm as the wheel
circumference firstly if you are using this type sensor.
Temperature Sensor and Sensor Tube:
1. The unit includes a PT1/8 temperature sensor, if you want to use the sensor;
you may have to purchase a suitable water pipe temperature sensor tube to
install the sensor on some bikes.
2. Cut the water pipe, insert the temperature tube into the pipe and secure it by
attached pipe clamps.
3. Screw the sensor into the tube.
4. If your vehicle is fitted with a thermostat that stops water flowing to the
radiator when the engine is cold, you will not get a reading until the
thermostat opens.
5. Custom sensors are available for carbureted bikes to replace the original
sensor.
FUNCTIONS
RPM: Digital Tachometer
1. It displays digital tachometer up to 19,990RPM and displays 19,990rpm
when tachometer is over 20,000rpm.
2. It has 2 wires to pick up RPM signal, the yellow wire is to connect to Plug
or Ignition coil, and grey wire is for signal from ECU.
Shift Warning RPM
1. The function enables you to set up a shift warning RPM.
2. The indicator lights up when RPM reaches setting value.
3. The RPM indicator turns off or stops lighting up after you shift gear.
MAX RPM: Maximum Tachometer
Displays highest tachometer achieved since last Reset operation.
km/h or MPH: Speedometer
1. Displays speed meter up to 399.9 km/h or 248.5 MPH.
2. The maximum frequency from speed sensor is 5K Hz.
3. With a small wheel size and large number of pulses per wheel revolution it
may not be possible to display very high speeds.
MAX: Maximum Speed Meter
Displays highest speed achieved since last Reset operation.
AVG: Average Speed Meter
It calculates average speed from last RESET. The AVG is calculated from
TRIP be divided by RT.
TRIP 1 / 2: Trip Meter 1 / 2
TRIP function accumulates trip distance since last RESET as long as bike
/vehicle is moving.
TRIP 12: Trip Meter 3
1. TRIP-3 function appears and starts to accumulate trip distance
automatically after low fuel warning LED is turned on.
2. TRIP-3 be reset to zero automatically when fuel is added to over the low
fuel warning level.
ODO: Odometer
1. ODO accumulates total distance traveled.
2. ODO data is adjustable when it is less than 30km (18.6 Miles), after that it
is stored in memory and cannot be reset.
RT: Riding Timer
1. Calculates total running time since last RESET.
2. Counter automatically begins with movement.
TT: Total Riding Timer
1. Calculates total riding time from the beginning of the bike.
2. TT data is stored in memory, and cannot be reset.
HRTT: Total Hour Meter
1. Calculates total engine operation time since installation RESET.
2. Count automatically begins with engine starting.
3. HRT data is stored in memory, and cannot be reset.
AM/PM: 12/24 hour Clock
It displays 12 or 24 hour current time.
℃/℉: Temperature Meter
1. It measures and displays from 0℃-180℃/ 32℉-356℉.
2. It displays -L-℃or -L-℉when temperature is lower than 0℃(32℉) or
disconnected temperature sensor, and displays -H- ℃or –H-℉when
temperature is over 180℃or 356℉.
3. The digits of temperature on LCDs flash when the thermistor sensor detects
temperature higher than the preset warning temperature. The warning digits
flash back again after 10 secs. when switching to other information display
or tuning out.
MAX ℃/℉: Maximum Temperature
Displays highest temperature achieved since last Reset operation.
V: Digital Voltage and Battery Warnings
1. It checks bike’s battery and charging system’s health.
2. It has 3 modes to be set, on, oFF, and HI, all 3 modes range from 11.0V
to 17.0V.
3. The “on” means battery warning on voltage, when the voltage falls below
this the LED will flash.
4. The “oFF” means battery warning off voltage, oFF voltage must be higher
than on voltage.
5. The “HI” means battery high voltage, it comes on to warn that the battery
over-charges.
: Gear Indicator
1. The gear indicator calculates gear by comparing speed and RPM then
displays gear position.
2. User has to train the gear indicator before use it.
Bar-Fuel or Temperature Gauge
1. Has 5 bars to indicate how much fuel remains, or the temperature status.
2. To use as a fuel gauge, the user enters the sender ‘empty’ resistance
between 10 and 1000 ohms and the sender ‘full’ resistance between 10 and
999 ohms. The computer produces a linear scale of bars between these two
resistances. When less than 10% fuel remains the gauge will flash and the
warning LED if fitted will light.
3. To use as a reserve indicator, connect the reserve switch to the input and
put into “rES” mode, the bar gauge will automatically be switched to
temperature gauge. When the switch pulls the input to –ve the LED icon
will light. On vehicles with temperature based sensors a 68 ohm 5w
resistor needs to be connected between the input wire and 12v (switched).
4. If the bar-fuel gauge is not required they can be switched off. Bar gauge
will display for bar-temperature gauge instead of bar-fuel gauge as if the
temperature meter set at on status.
5. The specific setting and waring flash of bar-fuel and bar-temperature
gauge on function cutover among “on”, “OFF”, and “rES” of bar-fuel are
Fuel
Mode
Temp.
Mode
Bar
Display
Symbol
Flash
LED
Light Up
ON
°
C
°
F
OFF
HI
OFF
°
C
°
F
OFF
No Bar
D
isplay
No Bar
FLASH
No LED
Light Up
HI
rES
°C
°F
OFF
No Bar
Display
HI
as below.
+Trip or HRT : Maintenance Reminder
1. The maintenance reminder can set by either trip meter or hour meter, and
an “oFF” mode to switch it off.
2. The trip meter maintenance can be set up to 9999km.
3. The HRT maintenance reminder can be set up to 9999 hours.
BUTTON OPERATIONS
MODE Button (Right)
1. Press the MODE button to move between all functions in sequence as “→”
from one function screen to another.
RESET Button (Left)
1. Reset button cycles through functions in reverse order.
2. DATA RESETTING AND PROGRAMMING MODES
2.1 Press MODE or RESET button to reach the desired screen then press
RESET button for 2 seconds to reset MAX SPD, MAX RPM and
MAX ℃/℉data from stored values to zero individually. The
maintain reminder data will be reset to the preset value rather than
zero.
2.2 The data of Trip 1, AVG & RT will all be reset at the same time when
one of the 3 data functions is being reset.
2.3 ODO, clock, HRTT and TT data cannot be reset.
Shift Warning RPM Operation
1. Press MODE or RESET button to reach the RPM screen; pull on the
throttle until the desired shift warning RPM.
2. Press RESET button to confirm and set up the shift warning RPM.
3. When RPM exceeds the setting value, the shift waring LED indicator will
light up to remind you shift gear.
4. Press RESET button for 2 seconds at the RPM screen to re-adjust the shift
warning RPM.
Gear Indicator training operations:
1. If using a rear wheel or gearbox speed sensor, put bike on a rolling road or
securely mounted centre stand, if measuring front wheel speed the
following can only be done if the vehicle is moving.
2. Change the LCD screen to display digital RPM.
3. Press and hold MODE button for 2 seconds to go into the number of gears
setting mode.
4. Gear indicator flashes the default 0gears.
5. Press RESET button to select the number of gear, user can select 4-6 gears
or “0” to disable the gear function.
6. Press MODE button to confirm the number of gears and go to the number
gear ratio setting mode.
7. It displays and flashes “1”, shift bike’s gear to the 1
st
gear, run the engine
to between 2000-4000RPM.
8. Hold the speed and the RPM for about 5 seconds until the “-“flashing. The
flashing “-“after the gear “1” means the 1
st
gear be set.
9. Press MODE button to confirm the set and go to the 2nd gear setting.
10. It displays and flashes “2”, shift bike’s gear to the 2
nd
gear, run the engine
to between 2000-4000RPM.
11. Hold the speed and the RPM for about 5 seconds until the “-“flashes. The
flashing “-“after the gear “2” means the 2
nd
gear is set.
12. Press MODE button to confirm the setting and go to next gear setting.
13. Repeat the same operations as items 11-14 to set other gears until the last
gear is set. Press MODE button to return to normal mode.
14. At gear indicator setting mode, press and hold MODE button for 2
seconds to abort the setting if you need to re-set at any setting screen.
WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCE TABLE
1. The details below have been calculated using following formula: Tire
Diameter (inches) x 25.4(mm/inches) x 3.1416 = wheel circumference
(in mm).
2. Identify the tire size of your ATV/Motorcycle when you need to change
different tire size and key in the corresponding number shown in the
following chart.
T
ire outside
diameter
Circumference
number (mm)
Tire
outside
diameter
Circumfe
rence
number (mm)
T
ire outside
diameter
Circumference
number (mm)
15 inch
1197 19 inch
1516 23 inch
1835
16 inch
1277 20 inch
1596 24 inch
1915
17 inch
1357 21 inch
1676 25 inch
1995
18 inch
1436 22 inch
1756 26 inch
2075
3. These values are approximate and will differ for different brands of tyre,
we would always recommend that you measure the distance travelled per
revolution of the wheel in mm and enter this into the computer.
4. The computer calculates the wheel rotating length between 2 passes of
the magnet; use this table to find the settings when you are using a reed
sensor or an universal hall sensor with magnet to measure your speed.
5. If you are using a cable drive speed sensor then enter the number of
turns of the cable per turn of the wheel into the pulses screen. The
calculated standard value is 715mm.
6. You can use more magnets, enter the number of magnets fitted into the
pulses screen.
7. If using a sprocket tooth counter speed sensor or internal pulse gearbox
speed sensor enter the number of pulses per wheel revolution into the
pulses screen.
Clock, Backlight, RPM, Wheel, Divider, SPD Pulse , Unit, Maintenance, Battery
Warning, Temperature, Fuel & ODO Set Up
1. Setup operations include, 12/24hour clock, backlight, shift warning RPM,
numbers of engine rotation per signal, SPD sensor, wheel circumference,
speed pulses, units, maintenance, battery warning, temperature unit and
warning, fuel meter input resistance selection and odometer adjustment.
These must be set up step by step. The computer will be automatically
revert to normal mode if no button is pressed for 75 seconds at any
setting screen.
2. Press both MODE & RESET buttons to go into setting mode. In setting
mode, each press of the RESET button increments the flashing digit by 1
or converts units. Press MODE button to confirm the digit setting and
jump to next digit or next setting screen to be set. Press MODE button
for 2 seconds at any setting screen to finish the setting and go to normal
mode.
3. It displays "12 or 24H and XX:XX:XX " symbols and AM/PM when
you select 12H. Operate buttons as described in item 2 to finish clock
setting and jump to backlight brightness setting.
4. It displays “5 & LEd”, the flashing 5 can be set from 5 to 9, 5 means the
weakest backlight, the more value of number the more brightness.
Follow item 2 of button operation to finish the setting and jump to shift
RPM warning setting.
5. It displays the default "
RPM
r06500", the digit “0” flashes. Follow the
item 2 of button operation to finish the shift RPM warning setting and
jump to engine specification setting.
6. It displays "RPM P 1r1P", the default value is 1r1P; there are 6 options:
1r1P, 1r2P, 1r4P, 1r30P, 2r1P, 3r1P,. “r” means the numbers of engine
rotation, “P” means number of signals from engine. For example the
value 2r1P means the engine rotates 2 turns to output one signal.
7. Press RESET button to move in loop sequence from one to another value
of the 6 values. Press MODE button to confirm the setting and go to
speed sensor type screen.
8. It displays SE SPD HALL or SE SPD rEEd, HALL type is for Acewell's
unique 2 wires hall sensors only, rEEd type is for reed sensors, gear
sensors and signals from ECU. A gear sensor has 3 wires and must be
powered from the bike. Follow item 2 of button operation to confirm the
sensor type and jump to wheel circumference setting screen.
9. In "SPD CXXXX" display, "C" means "Circumference", following 4
default digits; flashing digit is digit to be set. Follow the item 2 of button
operation to finish the wheel circumference setting and jump to signal
divider setting.
10. It displays "SPD P-001", the pulses screen, the number of pulses into the
computer per turn of the wheel. Follow item 2 of button operation to
finish the setting and jump to unit setting.
11. It displays km/h or MPH, each press of RESET button converts unit;
press MODE button to confirm unit setting and jump to maintain
reminder setting.
12. It displays and TRIP, HRT or oFF, TRIP is 1000km (621Miles) and
HRT is 100 hours by default. Follow the item 2 of button operation to
finish the maintenance reminder setting and jump to voltage warning
setting. The maintenance reminder function will be not be shown when
“oFF” is selected.
13. It displays “ on and a flashing number of voltage” to be set, “on”
means battery warning on voltage – when the voltage falls below this the
LED will flash, setting range from 11.0 to 14.9V. It displays “ OFF
and a flashing number of voltage”, “OFF” means battery warning off
voltage, setting range from 12.1 to 15.0V to, but OFF voltage must
larger than on voltage – when this voltage is exceeded the LED will go
off. It displays “ HI and a flashing number of voltage” to be set, “HI”
means battery warning on voltage – when the voltage is exceeded the
LED will come on, setting range from 14.0 to 17.0V“. Follow the item 2
of button operation to finish the voltage warning setting and jump to
thermometer 1 setting.
14. It displays " ℃, ℉or HI, or oFF", each press of RESET button
converts ℃, ℉, oFF or HI, the temperature bars will disappear when
you select oFF or HI mode; press MODE button to confirm temperature
setting and jump to temperature warning setting.
15. It displays " XXX" and the selected unit. Follow the item 2 of button
operation to finish the temperature warning setting and go to bar fuel or
bar temperature setting.
16. It displays “on, oFF or rES” and , it displays fuel tank and full bars as
well flash XXXXr, it means full tank resistance setting, the setting range
of “on” from 10r to 1000r. It displays fuel tank and one bar as well as
flash XXXXr, it means empty fuel sensor resistance setting. Follow the
item 2 to select a resistance same as your fuel sender and jump to
odometer setting. The fuel meter bar will disappear if you select oFF or
rES mode and the thermometer setting set at “oFF”; it will display in
case the thermometer set “on or oFF”, bar-thermometer will be displayed
instead of bar-fuel gauge at the status. In “rES” mode connecting the
input wire to 0v can bring on the fuel symbol instantly.
17. It displays “ODO & 00000X km”, the “X” is from odometer testing in
factory, follow item 2 to set a desired odometer value and jump to clock
setting or return to Normal Mode. This setting screen will disappear
when the odometer is over 30km (18.6Miles) or your setting is over
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