Induction Solutions Boogie Box NPC-1006 User manual

NPC-1006 Progressive Controller
User Manual
Boogie Box
Induction Solutions
16121 Flight Path Dr
Brooksville, FL 34604
352-593-5900 Phone
352-593-5901 Fax
email: [e-mail]
Important—if using the Throttle Position Input for activation refer to
Wiring Diagram #3.

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Warranty
Inducon Soluons warrants to the original purchaser that the controller shall be free from defects in parts and
workmanship under normal use for 180 days from the date of purchase.
Inducon Soluons obligaon under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of any component
found to be defecve when returned postpaid to Inducon Soluons. The Controller must be returned with evidence
of place and date of purchase or warranty will be void. The warranty will not apply if the controller has been installed
incorrectly, repaired, damaged, or tampered with by misuse, negligence or accident.
WhatisIncludedwiththeNPC‐1006kit.
NPC‐1006 Nitrous Controller.
Wiring Harness with sealed automove connectors.
Installaon hardware kit.
User Manual
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ImportantInformaon‐Whenusingaconvenonalstyleignioncoil(NotCoilonPlug)youmust
useStacSuppressionIgnionWireswiththisController.
Cauon‐DoNOTsubmergeControllerinliquidordirectlywashunitwithliquidofanytype!(Do
NOTspraywhenwashingvehicle!)
It is the responsibility of the purchaser to follow all guidelines and safety procedures supplied
with this product and any other manufactures product used with this product. It is also the responsi‐
bility of the purchaser to determine compability of this device with the vehicle and other compo‐
nents.
Inducon Soluons assumes no responsibility for damages resulng from accident, improper
installaon, misuse, abuse, improper operaon, lack of reasonable care, or all previously stated rea‐
sons due to incompability with other manufacturer's products.
Inducon Soluons assumes no responsibility or liability for damages incurred from the use of
products manufactured or sold by Inducon Soluons on vehicles used for compeon racing. Induc‐
on Soluons neither recommends nor approves the use of products manufactured or sold by Induc‐
on Soluons on vehicles which may be driven on public highways or roads, and assumes no respon‐
sibility for damages incurred from such use.
It is the purchaser’s responsibility to check the state and local laws pertaining to the use of
Nitrous Oxide for racing applicaons. Inducon Soluons does not recommend nor condone the use
of its products for illegal street racing.

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Contents
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UserInterface
MainScreenandUserInterfaceOverview Page5
DropDownMenuOverview Page6
Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview Page 6
Solenoid Output Graph Setup Overview Page 7
UsingtheIntegratedHelp Page8
ViewingHelpText Page8
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SetupMenu
CurrentSetup Page9
Hold&Wait Page9
MainTimer Page9
TachPulseCount Page10
Trans Brake Input Delay Page 10
RPMWindowEnable Page10
MinimumRPM Page11
MaximumRPM Page11
TPS (Throle PosionSensor)InputSetup
TPSAcvaonEnable Page11
AcvaonPercent Page11
ProgramTPSVoltage Page12
TPS Closed Voltage (Manually adjust voltage) Page 12
TPS WOT Voltage (Manually adjust voltage) Page 12
HelpTextEnable/Disable Page13
FactoryReset Page13
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Output1Menu
Output1 Ramp Setup
Graph View‐Setup Page13
CopySetuptoOutput2 Page13
NumberofRamps Page14
StartPercent Page14
Ramp(x)Time Page14
Ramp(x)EndPercent Page14
Output1Delay Page15
Output1Frequency Page15
Output1ResumePercent Page15
Output1ResumePercentPerPulse Page15
Output2Menu
Output2Setup Page15

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TimerMenu
Timer1Setup Page16
Timer1Sync Page16
AcvaoninputEnable Page16
Trans Brake input Enable Page 17
DelayTimerEnable Page17
TimerOnDelay Page17
Timer OffDelay Page17
RPMControlEnable Page17
OnRPM Page18
OffRPM Page18
Timer2Setup Page18
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ControllerInstallaon
WiringDiagrams Page19,20
TransmissionBrake/ClutchInputWiring Page21
RPM/TachometerInputWiring Page21
Timer1+12VoltOutputWiring Page22
Timer2+12VoltOutputWiring Page22
Throle PosionSensor Page22
ElectricalSpecificaons
Normal Operang Voltage: 10 to 16 volts.
Solenoid Output Maximum Current: 35 amps maximum.
Timer Output Maximum Current: 1 amp with .015 amp pulldown to ground when off.
Acvaon Input: 8 to 16 volts @ .04 to .08 amps respecvely.
Throle Posion/Analog Input: 0 to 5 volts normal operang range, maximum 20 volt tolerant.
Tach/RPM Input: 5 to 16 volts square wave signal.

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MainScreenandUserInterfaceOverview
Setup Button
Global options
Timer Button
Timer Setup
Output2 Button
Output2 Setup
Output1 Button
Output1 Setup
Selected Setup
RPM
TPS Percent
Tran Brake Input
Activation Input
Main Timer
Output1 Percent Output2 Percent
Output1Percent—Readout that displays current Output1 duty cycle percentage.
Output2Percent—Readout that displays current Output2 duty cycle percentage.
MainTimer—Main mer count, this mer starts when the controller is acvated.
AcvaonInput—Acvaon input status, background and text colors invert when input is On.
TransBrakeInput—Transmission brake / Clutch switch input status, background and text colors invert when input is
On.
SelectedSetup—Readout that displays the selected setup.
RPM—Engine rpm, use to verify correct rpm input sengs.
TPSPercent—Throle posion sensor percentage. Will only be acve if the TPS is setup correctly.
Output1Buon—Open the Output1 setup menu.
Output2Buon—Open the Output2 setup menu.
TimerBuon—Open the Timer setup menu.
SetupBuon—Open the Setup menu, all sengs in this menu are global and are not changed when a new Setup is se‐
lected.

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DropDownMenuNavigaon
Menu Title
Current Selection Scroll Position
Up Button
Selection Up
Down Button
Selection Down
Back Button
Exit Menu
Enter Button
Menu Item Select
BackBuon—use this buon to go back or exit to previous screen.
UpBuon—use this buon to move the highlighted menu item up.
DownBuon—use this buon to move the highlighted menu item down.
EnterBuon—use this buon to select the highlighted menu item.
SliderBar,ValueAdjustOverview
Decrease Button
Adjust Value Down
Increase Button
Adjust Value Up
Escape Button
Exit Without Save
Save Button
Save New Value
Maximum ValueMinimum Value
Value Description New Value
Current Value
EscapeBuon—use this buon to exit without saving.
DecreaseBuon—use this buon to decrease value.
IncreaseBuon—use this buon to increase value.
SaveBuon—use this buon to save new value and exit.
HelpfulHint—press and hold the decrease or increase buon for large value changes.

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SolenoidOutputGraphViewNavigaon
Ramp Position
Exit Graph View Select Ramp
Field to Edit
Value Adjust Value Adjust
Selectrampposiontoedit.
1—make sure SELECT buon reads SELECT, if not press the buon unl it reads SELECT.
2—use the leand right arrow keys to move the cursor between the ramp posions. The ramp posion readout will
change and display the current ramp posion.
Adjustrampposionpercentage.
1—press the SELECT buon unl it reads PERCENT.
2—use the lebuon to adjust the percentage down and the right buon to adjust the percentage up.
Adjustrampposionme.
1—press the SELECT buon unl it reads TIME.
2—use the lebuon to decrease ramp posion me and the right buon to increase.
Savingchanges.
1—press the BACK buon.
2—if any changes have been made to the solenoid output ramp you will be prompted to confirm seng save.

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UsingtheIntegratedHelp
No Button
Do NOT View Help
Off Button
Turn OFF Help
Yes Button
View Help Text
YesBuon—use this buon to view help text associated with the current menu selecon.
NoBuon—use this buon to decline viewing help text.
OffBuon—use this buon to turn Offthis screen for all menu selecons.
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Important—the help system may be turned On/Offusing the “SETUP” menu from the main screen.
ViewingHelpText
Up Button
Scroll Text Up
Down Button
Scroll Text Down
Exit Button
Exit Help View
ExitBuon—use this buon to exit the help view screen.
UpBuon—use this buon to scroll the help text up.
DownBuon—use this buon to scroll the help text down.
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SetupMenu—CurrentSetup
There are 3 Data Setups available. The current sengs will be saved when selecng a New Data Setup from the
list. This way mulple User Setups can be stored and recalled at a later me.
Example ‐you have a Setup that is working well, you decide that you would like to try a few different sengs. You
could then Select and Copy current Setup Data to a New Setup and make changes without loosing the original setup.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Current Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Highlight the setup you would like to switch to and press the ENTER buon.
4—Choose if you would like to copy the current sengs to the new setup.
5—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Important—all of the sengs in the Setup menu are global. These sengs are not copied or changed when selecng a
new Setup.
SetupMenu—Hold&Wait
Hold & Wait Opon ‐This seng allows the Progressive system to Hold & Wait when the Acvaon signal is
removed. Example ‐the throle is lied due to wheel spin or ? This allows the Progressive system to resume at the
point where the throle was lied. Hold & Wait is enabled by default from the factory.
Note—If this opon is OFF the Progressive system and All Timers will reset each me the Acvaon is removed. Also
the Resume ramp is disabled for each output.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Hold & Wait menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—MainTimer
Main Timer ‐This seng controls the Main Timer period. This controls the total me elapsed before a System
Timeout occurs. This limits the total amount of me the solenoids can be On if the Acvaon signal is never removed.
This seng also allows the system to be used with Hold & Wait opon and the Progressive Timers will reset aer the
Timeout Period has elapsed and the Acvaon signal is removed. This enables a Reset without powering the unit down.
This seng is in Seconds with a range of 20 to 300 seconds. Factory seng is 20 seconds and a longer meout period
would be used in special cases such as speed records.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Main Timer menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
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SetupMenu—TachPulseCount
Tach Input Pulse Per Revoluon ‐this seng determines the number of Tach Pulses per revoluon of the
cranksha.
Example ‐if the Tach Signal input is connected to a common V8 engine mul‐spark ignion controller a seng of 4
Pulse per Revoluon would be used.
Common sengs are,
1 Pulse per Two Revoluons = modern coil on plug systems with white wire connected to single coil wire.
1 Pulse per Revoluon = single cylinder engine and some twin cylinder motorcycle engines.
2 Pulse per Revoluon = 4 cylinder car and motorcycle engines.
3 Pulse per Revoluon = 6 cylinder engines.
4 Pulse per Revoluon = 8 cylinder engines.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Pulse Per Rev menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Highlight the Pulse per Rev seng desired and press the ENTER buon to save.
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—TransBrakeInputDelay
Trans Brake/Clutch Input Delay Timer ‐this seng controls how long the Trans Brake/Clutch input must be On before
accepng the signal. The clutch input hold delay seng is ignored unl the controller is Acvated. Before the controller
is Acvated the clutch input is recognized in real me with no delay. This seng could be used to ignore shis with a
manual transmission (1 second) or a very low seng would act as noise filter to ignore spurious signals (.005 second).
If a clutch input signal is received and accepted aer the controller is acvated the system will turn offthe progressive
system and mers. This would allow the nitrous to be turned Offduring a shiand resumed when the clutch is re‐
leased.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Tbrake In Delay menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—RPMWindowEnable
Enable RPM control ‐this seng enables a RPM Window funcon for both Outputs.
NOTE ‐If the RPM window feature is enabled and the engine is not running the solenoids can be dry fired for tesng.
Once an RPM signal is present the solenoids will only fire at the desired RPM range.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the RPM Window (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.

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SetupMenu—MinimumRPM
Minimum RPM ‐this seng controls the minimum engine RPM that must be achieved before Outputs will turn
On. A seng of 0 will disable the Minimum RPM funcon and the Maximum RPM seng will be used to turn offthe
Outputs if the engine RPM exceeds the seng.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Minimum RPM menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—MaximumRPM
Maximum RPM ‐this seng controls the maximum engine RPM that the Outputs remain On. When the engine
RPM exceeds this seng The Outputs will be turned Off. The Maximum RPM must be at least 100 RPM greater than
the Minimum RPM seng.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Maximum RPM menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—TPS(ThrolePosionSensor)InputSetup
TPS Acvaon opon ‐this feature allows the throle posion sensor input to control system acvaon.
Important—The Acvaon Input must also be used even if this opon is selected and use wiring diagram #3.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the TPS Input Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Highlight the TPS Acvaon is (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
4—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
5—If turning this opon On you must program and/or set the TPS closed and wide open voltages before the controller
will acvate.
Note—the TPS voltage must have a minimum span of 2.5 volts between the closed seng and the wide open throle
seng. The voltage can sweep up or down. Once the setup is complete the TPS posion will be calculated and dis‐
played as a percentage with a range of 0 to 100%.
SetupMenu—TPSInputSetup—AcvaonPercent
TPS Acvaon Percent ‐this seng determines the TPS percent at which system acvaon will occur. The
“Acvaon Input” must be ON as well.
Note—recommended seng is 90%.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the TPS Input Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Highlight the Acvaon % menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
4—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
5—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.

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SetupMenu—TPSInputSetup—ProgramTPSVoltage
The TPS Input Closed and Wide Open Throle can be set using Live data from the TPS Input or these values can
be set manually. With the key on but the engine off, with your foot offthe throle press the SET MIN buon, apply full
throle and press the SET MAX buon. The actual TPS input voltage will be displayed and this should be used to verify
correct operaon. On some electronic throle vehicles you will not be able to set the Wide Open Throle voltage with
the engine offand the sengs must entered manually.
Important—IfthismodulecausestheECMtosetacodeorcausesanyotherengineoperaonissues,disconnectanddisconnue
theuseofthismoduleImmediately.Althoughthisinterfacehasbeentestedonavarietyofvehiclesitmaynotbecompable
withall.
Important—SomethroleposionsensorsnolongerprovideananalogsignaltotheECM,thesesensorssendadigitaldata
streamtotheECM.ThiscontrollerisNOTcompablewiththistypeofsensor.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the TPS Input Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Highlight the Program TPS Voltage menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
4—With the throle in the closed posion and engine OFF press the SET CLS buon.
5—With the throle in the wide open posion and the engine OFF press the SET WOT buon.
6—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—TPSInputSetup—TPSClosedVoltage
TPS Closed Voltage ‐this seng is the TPS voltage with the throle in the closed posion.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the TPS Input Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Highlight the TPS Closed Voltage menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
4—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
5—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
SetupMenu—TPSInputSetup—TPSWOTVoltage
TPS WOT Voltage ‐this seng is the voltage with the Throle Posion Sensor in the wide open throle posi‐
on.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the TPS Input Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Highlight the TPS WOT Voltage menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
4—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
5—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.

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SetupMenu—HelpTextEnable/Disable
This seng turns the help text on or off.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Help is (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
3—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
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SetupMenu—FactoryReset
Factory Reset ‐Selecng this opon will return ALL Sengs to the original Factory sengs.
1—Press the SETUP buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Factory Reset menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
3—Choose YES, NO or CANCEL to confirm the reset acon desired.
4—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup
This selecon will open the Output1 Ramp menu, this is where the start percentage, build me, and final per‐
centage for the output are set. Each output can have up to five med progressive ramps.
To enter the output ramp setup menu,
1—Press the OUT1 buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Output1 Ramp Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
Output1Menu—GraphView‐Setup
This menu selecon will open a graph view of the solenoid output ramp. This opon may be used to view the
current setup as a graph view and/or edit the output ramp. Individual output ramp sengs can also be adjusted using
the Output1 Ramp menu. Using either the graph view or the menu selecons may be used, both methods are provided
and it is user preference as to which one to use.
1—Highlight the Graph View menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Refer to page 7, Solenoid Output Graph View Navigaon for more informaon.
Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup—CopySetuptoOutput2
Use this funcon to copy this output channel setup to the other output setup. This provides an easy way to
sync both outputs.
Important—only the sengs from the output ramp setup menu will be copied with this opon.
1—Highlight the Copy Setup to Output2 menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Confirm the copy funcon by pressing the YES buon or NO to exit without copying the ramp setup data.

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Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup—NumberofRamps
This seng determines the total number of progressive ramps available for this output channel. The number of
ramps is adjustable from 1 to 5.
Note—each output can have a different number of ramps (set points).
1—Highlight the Number of Ramps menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the ramp setup menu.
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Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup—StartPercent
This seng determines the output starng percent. This is the output duty cycle when Acvaon starts. If the
output channel has a Delay programmed the output will remain offunl the delay me has expired.
1—Highlight the Start Percent menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the ramp setup menu.
Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup—Ramp(x)Time
This seng determines the me for the progressive ramp to reach the end percent. There is a ramp me for
each Ramp that is enabled using the Number of Ramps seng.
1—Highlight the Ramp(x) Time menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the ramp setup menu.
Output1Menu—Output1RampSetup—Ramp(x)EndPercent
This seng determines the output duty cycle percent at the end of the current ramp. The end percent can be
higher or lower (output percent can go up or down) than the previous end percent if desired.
1—Highlight the Ramp(x) End Percent menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the ramp setup menu.

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Output1Menu—Output1Delay
This seng controls the delay me in seconds before the output starts aer acvaon.
1—Highlight the Output1 Delay menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Output1Menu—Output1Frequency
The solenoid pulse frequency (or also known as Hertz) is how many mes the solenoids open and close per sec‐
ond when not at 0 or 100 percent operaon. There are many different styles of solenoids available and they will react
differently to changes in the operang frequency. It is up to the user to verify that the solenoids are opening properly
with the sengs used for operaon.
1—Highlight the Output1 Frequency menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Output1Menu—ResumePercent
This seng determines the percent the output resumes at if the user has to lithe throle during Acvaon.
This seng is only valid if the Hold And Wait opon is ON. This seng is used with the Resume Percent per Pulse
seng to build a Resume Ramp. If the Resume Start Percent is greater than the current output percent the resume
ramp is ignored.
1—Highlight the Resume Percent menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Output1Menu—PercentPerPulse
This seng determines the rate at which the output Resumes if the user lis the throle during Acvaon. This
seng is used with the Resume Start Percent to build a Resume Ramp. This allows the user to adjust how quick the out‐
put comes back on if the Acvaon signal is removed.
1—Highlight the Percent Per Pulse menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to return to the main screen.
Output2Menu
Please refer to the Output1 instrucons and apply the operaons to Output2.

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TimerMenu—Timer1Setup
Stage1 Timer, Timing Retard Control ‐this seng configures the Stage1 Timer, +12V output to be On whenever
Output1 is On (Solenoids funconing).
If this seng is Offthen the Timer1 output can be configured by selecng which control parameters are used to turn
On the mer output. When more than one control parameter has been selected all must meet the condions as config‐
ured before the mer output will funcon.
Example ‐Acvaon Input Enabled and RPM Enabled, RPM On = 2000 and RPM Off= 4000, the Timer1 output will only
be on when the Acvaon Input is acve and the engine rpm is between 2000 and 4000 rpm.
This output supplies +12V when On. This output may be used to drive an external relay with a load of no more than 1
amp.
To enter the mer setup menu,
1—Press the TIMER buon from the main screen.
2—Highlight the Timer1 Setup menu selecon and press the ENTER buon.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—Timer1Sync
Timer1 Sync ‐this seng configures Timer1 to be On whenever Output1 is acve. This configuraon can be
used to control ignion retard.
If this seng is Offthen the Timer1 output can be configured by selecng which control parameters are used to turn
On the mer output. When more than one control parameter has been selected all must meet the condions as config‐
ured before the mer output will funcon.
1—Highlight the Timer1 Sync (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—AcvaonEnable
When this seng is On the Timer1 output will be on when the Acvaon Input has +12V applied.
Note—if the TPS input is enabled the Acvaon Input and the TPS Input determine if the output is on.
1—Highlight the Acvaon Enable (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—AcvaonEnable
When this seng is On the Timer1 output will be on when the Acvaon Input has +12V applied.
Note—if the TPS input is enabled the Acvaon Input and the TPS Input determine if the output is on.
1—Highlight the Acvaon Enable (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.

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TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—TransBrakeEnable
When this seng is On the Timer1 output will be on when the Trans Brake Input has +12V applied.
1—Highlight the Tbrake Enable (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—DelayTimer
This seng enables a Delay Timer with a programmable On and Offme.
1—Highlight the Delay Timer (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—TimerOnDelay
If the On seng is 0 there will be No delay and the output will remain ON for the amount of me set by the Off
seng.
If the Offseng is 0 the output will remain OFF unl the On Delay seng mes out aer acvaon.
1—Highlight the Timer On Delay (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the Timer1 menu.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—TimerOffDelay
If the On seng is 0 there will be No delay and the output will remain ON for the amount of me set by the Off
seng.
If the Offseng is 0 the output will remain OFF unl the On Delay seng mes out aer acvaon.
1—Highlight the Timer OffDelay (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the Timer1 menu.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—RPMControl
This seng enables a RPM Window switch for the Timer1 output.
1—Highlight the RPM Control (ON/OFF) menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Choose YES or NO to enable or disable the opon.

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TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—OnRPM
Engine RPM On, Off‐these sengs control the Timer output based on Engine RPM.
If the On seng is 0 the output will be On unl the engine rpm exceeds the OFF RPM seng. If the OFF RPM seng is 0
the output will remain Offunl the engine rpm exceeds the ON RPM seng.
If neither the ON or the OFF seng is 0 the output will only be On when the engine rpm is within the ON RPM and OFF
RPM range.
1—Highlight the On RPM menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the Timer1 menu.
TimerMenu—Timer1Setup—OffRPM
Engine RPM On, Off‐these sengs control the Timer output based on Engine RPM.
If the On seng is 0 the output will be On unl the engine rpm exceeds the OFF RPM seng. If the OFF RPM seng is 0
the output will remain Offunl the engine rpm exceeds the ON RPM seng.
If neither the ON or the OFF seng is 0 the output will only be On when the engine rpm is within the ON RPM and OFF
RPM range.
1—Highlight the OffRPM menu selecon and press the ENTER buon. (If Help is on choose opon)
2—Adjust the value as desired. (See “Slider Bar, Value Adjust Overview”)
3—Press the BACK buon to exit the Timer1 menu.
TimerMenu—Timer2Setup
Please refer to the Timer1 instrucons and apply the operaons to Timer2.

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WiringDiagram#1—(CommonPlateSystem)currentdrawlessthan30ampscombined.
WiringDiagram#2—(DirectPortSystem)currentdrawlessthan35ampscombined.

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WiringDiagram#3—(DirectPortHighAmp)currentdrawmorethan35ampscombined.
WiringDiagram#4—(2‐StageDirectPortHighAmp)currentdrawmorethan35ampscombined.