Superchips Pulsar LT User manual

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Table of Contents
3 Read Me
3 Safety Warning & Caution
4 Safety Guidelines
5 Update Software
5 Downloading Update Agent
6 Product Updates
7 Installation L84 Pulsar LT
7 Materials
7 Required Tools
8 Pulsar Installation
10 Programmable Features
10 Programming Menu
11 Speed Limiter
11 TPMS
11 Tire Size
12 Axle Ratio
13 Clear DTC’s
13 Auto Start/Stop Disable
13 DFM (Dynamic Fuel Management) Disable
14 Responsiveness Level Adjustment
15 FAQs
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feature overview for the L84
Pulsar LT.

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Safety Warning & Caution
Read Me
Throughout this User Manual you will see important messages
regarding your safety or the protection of your vehicle. These messages
are designated by the words WARNING, CAUTION, or NOTICE.
A WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
A CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
A NOTICE indicates a condition that could cause damage to the product
or your vehicle.
NOTE
A NOTE is a step or reminder that is important to remember when
installing or using the product.
The product you have purchased is a high-performance product. As
such, it does present some risks of which you should be fully aware. Do
not use this product until you have carefully read the following safety
information and the Owner Agreement.
WARNING: Prior to use, read the User Manual. Misuse of the
device could result in trac accidents, death or serious injury, and/or
damage to your vehicle. POWERTEQ IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND
SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATING TO ANY MISAPPLICATION OF THE DEVICE, CUSTOM TUNES,
IMPROPER USE OF CALIBRATIONS, MALFUNCTION OR LACK OF LEGAL
COMPLIANCE FOR CUSTOM PROGRAMS CREATED BY THIRD PARTIES.
WARNING
CAUTION

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Safety Guidelines
Before using device, read and understand the user manual, including
these additional safety instructions. Failure to do so could result in
DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY.
• Do not exceed legal speed limits on public roadways. Violating tra󰀩c laws is
dangerous and could result in injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Use any enhanced speed capabilities of this product only in closed circuit, legally
sanctioned racing environments expressly for this purpose. Violating tra󰀩c laws is
dangerous and could result in injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Do not operate the device while driving. Distracted driving could result in tra󰀩c
accidents, death or serious injury, and/or damage to your vehicle.
• Always perform all adjustments or changes while stopped. Changing a setting while
driving can interfere with your attention to roadway conditions and could result in
injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Do not stack products. “Stacking” performance-enhancing devices or other
improper installation can cause power train failure on the road. Other products may
have features incompatible with your device. Follow all installation and operating
instructions.
• Some modications may a󰀨ect other parts of your vehicle. For example, if you
remove/adjust the speed limiter in your vehicle, be sure your tires and other
components are rated for the increased speeds they will have to withstand. Not
doing so can lead to loss of vehicle control. Modify the speed limiter only for use
in closed circuit, legally sanctioned racing environments, not for use on public
roadways.
WARNING
NOTE: The stickers included in some products apply to products that have
recieved CARB exemption for emissions compliance.
This product may meet the emissions compliance requirements of the California
Air Resources Board and Federal Environment Protection Agency. If so, it is
legal for sale and use on pollution-controlled vehicles operated on public streets
and highways. The device must be installed and operated according to the
instruction provided in this user manual. Included with these compliant products
is a sticker for you to keep in your vehicle. You can either adhere it somewhere
on the vehicle (e.g., the inside end of driver’s door) or simply store it in your
glove box. The purpose of these stickers is to inform anyone who may have
questions regarding the use of this product and how it a󰀨ects emissions. For
example, it would be something to show an emissions technician if questioned
when taking your vehicle in for an emissions check to let him/her know the
product is CARB emissions compliant.

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Downloading Update Agent 1.0
Update Software
The Update Agent may be used to update the device via the USB connection.
The software can be downloaded through the internet. This process currently
can only be done on a Windows computer, Mac devices are not supported.
NOTE: It is recommended to install Update Agent 1.0 on a laptop computer for
best accessibility (you will need to connect the computer to the vehicle’s OBDII
port to perform updates).
STEP 1 - Go to a computer with internet access, and go to one of the following
websites: superchips.com - diablosport.com - edgeproducts.com
STEP 2 - Go to the website’s Updates/Downloads tab and click the link
“Download Update Agent 1.0” and save the .exe le to a ndable location on the
computer.
STEP 3 - Run the .exe installation program that you downloaded, and read
through the license terms and conditions, check the agreement box and click
Install. Continue through installation until it says Installation Successfully
Completed. Click Close to nish the process.
NOTE: If given a Security Warning pop-up upon install, click run to proceed.
Also, if asked, install Holley USBCAN Driver as well as Update Agent 1.0. This
driver is required to connect to the device.

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Product Updates
This device has the ability to update via a USB connection. A USB to OBDII update cable
is required to perform the update. The cable is sold separately. It is recommended that a
battery charger is attached and turned on during the update process.
NOTE: The Pulsar LT must be installed into a vehicle before updating. When updating, you
CANNOT use your vehicles Wi-Fi. It will be disabled during the update process. Use an
external source such as your home Wi-Fi.
STEP 1 - Take computer with Update Agent 1.0 installed to the location of the vehicle with the
Pulsar device.
STEP 2 - Turn the vehicle’s ignition to the RUN position (do not start the engine) then open
Update Agent 1.0 on the computer, plug in USB to OBDII cable into both the vehicle’s OBDII
port and a USB port on the computer.
STEP 3 - Update Agent 1.0 should automatically detect the Pulsar LT device, follow onscreen
instructions until it checks for an update. If an update is available, click yes.
NOTE: If you have not yet registered for an account and/or signed in, you will be prompted to
do so before you can proceed with the update.
STEP 4 - Follow update steps as is shown onscreen. Do not power down the vehicle during
the entire process unless prompted by the Update Agent. Once Update Agent 1.0 says “Your
device is up-to-date,” click ok and disconnect the USB to OBDII cable.
OBDII Port NOTE:
OBDII Port
location
may vary
depending on
vehicle

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Required Tools
Materials
Installation L84 Pulsar LT
Zip Ties
Velcro Strips
Small Flat Head Screwdriver
Pulsar LT Module
Harness

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STEP 1 - Before installation, remove the
negative side battery terminal.
STEP 2 - Release the locking tab in the back
of the connector with a pick or small athead
screw driver as shown below.
NOTE: The connector is located
under the hood drivers side by the air
intake as shown in the above image.
STEP 3 - Release red locking tab by
pushing the red tab up as shown in
the right.
STEP 4 - Press the bottom right tab on
the connector inward to release. Then the
connector can slide upwards toward the red
tab to take it apart as shown below.
Pulsar LT Installation
STEP 5 - Remove the zip tie tree
from the bracket as seen below.

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Pulsar LT Installation Cont’d
STEP 7 - Install the harness onto the
factory mounting tab and then route the
harness.
STEP 8 - Install the module and Velcro to
the top of the air box. It is a good idea to
clean the back of the module and the top
of the air box with an alcohol wipe before
installing the Velcro.
STEP 9 - Reinstall the negative side
battery terminal.
STEP 6 - Install the zip tie as
shown on the left. It is located
behind the driver side headlight.

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Programmable Features
Programming Menu
The vehicle has to be running to
turn o󰀨 cruise control.
NOTE: To access the programming menu of the device, cruise control must be
turned o.
Seven modes can be accessed through the programming menu. The
speedometer (MPH) gauge is used to display the modes and programming
inputs. The cruise control switches will be used to navigate the programming
menu.
Clear DTC’s
Access the Programming Menu
10 - Speed Limiter Adjustment (82-140 MPH)
20 - TPMS Adjustment (1-99 PSI)
30 - Tire Size Correction (Input stock then
modied sizes for front and rear tires)
40 - Axle Ratio (Input stock then modied axle
ratio)
50 - Clear DTC’s
60 - Auto Start/Stop Disable
70 - DFM Disable (Will also disable Auto Start/
Stop)
Speed Limiter
TPMS
Tire Size
Axle Ratio
Auto Start/Stop
DFM Disable
STEP 1 - The vehicle must be turned o󰀨.
STEP 2 - Without putting your foot on the brake pedal hold the Start Engine button
until the truck gauges turn on and green light is seen on the start button. (approx. 5
seconds)
STEP 3 - Adjust the vehicles screen cluster to the digital speedometer
STEP 4 - Hold the cancel cruise control button until the speedometer sweeps to 140.
(Approx. 5 seconds)
STEP 5 - Use the +RES or –SET wheel to navigate to the desired programming mode.
STEP 6 - Press the cancel cruise control button to select the mode.
STEP 7 -The speedometer gauge will sweep and then stop at the current programmed
condition. (The stock input will be displayed if not previously adjusted.)
NOTE: During programming, the seatbelt warning light may activate.

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STEP 1 - Access the Programming Menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 20 (MPH)
STEP 3 - Use the +RES or –SET wheel to adjust to the
desired value between 1 and 99 (PSI).
STEP 4 - Press cancel cruise to select.
STEP 5 - Speedometer sweeps to 140 MPH for 3 seconds
indicating TPMS has been selected.
STEP 1 - Access the Programming Menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 10 (MPH).
STEP 3 - Use +RES or -SET wheel to adjust to the desired value.
STEP 4 - Press the cancel cruise control button to save the input
value.
STEP 5 - The speedometer will sweep to 140 MPH indicating the
function is complete.
Speed Limiter
TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitor System
After adjusting the TPMS inate to number, the min amd max values
automatically adjust. This mode reprograms the vehicle ECM.
After accessing speed limiter programming mode, adjustment between 82
and 140 MPH can be input.
Tire Size
Input Stock and Modied Tire Size.
STEP 1 - Access the Programming Menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 30 (MPH)

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STEP 3 - Enter Stock Tire Size
Example: 33.5” Tire- Whole Number = 35, Decimal = 5
a. Using +RES or -SET, adjust to the Stock Tire Whole number.
b. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
c. Using +RES or -SET, adjust the Stock Tire Decimal number.
d. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
STEP 4 - Enter Modied Tire Size
a. Using the +RES or -SET wheel to adjust to the Modied Tire Whole
number.
b. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
c. Use the +RES or -SET wheel to adjust the Modied Tire Decimal
number.
d. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
STEP 5 - The speedometer will sweep to140 MPH, indicating the function is
complete.
NOTE: Adjusting Tire Size will modify the vehicles displayed speed, corrected
to the size of the modied tire.
Tire Size Cont’d
Axle Ratio
Input Stock and Modied Axle Ratio.
STEP 1 - Access the Programming Menu.
STEP 2 - Using the +RES or -SET, select mode 40 (MPH)
STEP 3 - Press cancel cruise to select.
STEP 4 - Enter Stock Axle Ratio.
Example: 3.73 Axle- Whole Number = 3, Decimal = 73
a. Using +RES or -SET, adjust to the Stock Axle Whole number.
b. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
c. Using +RES or -SET, adjust the Stock Axle Decimal number.
d. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
STEP 5 - Enter Modifed Axle Ratio.
a. Using +RES or -SET, adjust to the Modied Axle Whole number.
b. Press cancel cruise to save the input.
c. Using +RES or -SET, adjust the Modied Axle Decimal number.
d. Press cancel cruise to save the input.

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Clear DTC’s
STEP 1 - Access the programming menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 50 (MPH)
STEP 3 - Press cancel cruise to select.
STEP 4 - The speedometer will sweep to 140 MPH, indicating the function is
complete.
STEP 6 - The speedometer will sweep to 140 MPH, indicating the function is
complete.
Axle Ratio Cont’d
DFM (Dynamic Fuel Management) Disable
STEP 1 - Access the programming menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 70 (MPH)
STEP 3 - 3. Use the +RES or –SET wheel to adjust to the desired value.
a.0 = DFM is active
b.10 = DFM is disabled
STEP 4 - Press the cancel cruise control button to save the input value.
STEP 5 - The speedometer will sweep 0 to 140 MPH indicating the function is
complete.
Disabling DFM will automatically disable Auto Start/Stop
Auto Start/Stop Disable
STEP 1 - Access the Programming Menu.
STEP 2 - Using +RES or -SET, select mode 60 (MPH)
STEP 3 - Use the +RES or –SET wheel to adjust to the desired value.
a. 0 = Auto Start/Stop is active
b. 10 = Auto Start/Stop is disabled
STEP 4 - Press the cancel cruise control button to save the input value.
STEP 5 -The speedometer will sweep 0 to 140 MPH indicating the function is
complete.

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Responsiveness Level Adjustment
When the vehicle is running and cruise control is turned o󰀨, the vehicle throttle
responsiveness can be adjusted. The responsiveness level is indicated using the
vehicle’s speedometer.
STEP 1 - Using the +RES or -SET, adjust to the desired value.
Level 0 = Stock
Level 1 = Reduced responsiveness (up to 15% less than stock)
Level 2 = Increased responsiveness (up to 15% over stock)
Level 3 = Increased responsiveness (up to 30% over stock)
Level 4 = Increased responsiveness (up to 48% over stock)
Level 5 = Increased responsiveness (up to 65% over stock)
STEP 2 - To recall the vehicle’s performance level, press the cancel
cruise control button.

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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
Question: Can I adjust power levels when cruise control is on?
Answer: No, only when cruise control is o󰀨.
NOTE: Cruise control can be used as normal, you just can’t
change power levels when cruise control is on.
Question: Should I remove the Pulsar LT prior to going to the
dealer?
Answer: Yes, please remove the Pulsar LT as to eliminate it from
the system so they can perform any updates or services.
Question: How do I check what level I am on when cruise control
is o󰀨?
Answer: Simply press Cancel on power steering keypad.
Question: Can I “stack” or use other tuners with this device?
Answer: No, please do not use any other tuners when the Pulsar
LT is in use or installed. Stacking tuners with the Pulsar LT may
cause serious damage to the vehicle.
Question: What is the best way to accurately measure tire size?
Answer: Mark a line on the ground where the center of the tire
rests, then drive the vehicle for two full rotations of the tire and
mark the spot where it comes to a rest with another line. Measure
the length between the two lines and divide by two. Then divide
that number by Pi π (3.14159265359).

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