User manual VAISALA SS-10 INSTALLATION

[. . . ] When you need to make an adjustment or execute diagnostics, press and release any push button (SW1-SW6). The SS-10 will enter Adjust Mode and the LEDs will display the current settings. It is important to note that when in Adjust Mode, the SS-10 will NOT produce an output for the DMI. Changes to sensitivity and divisor do NOT take effect until the SS-10 is in Run Mode (2 seconds after LEDs are off). [. . . ] The ideal calibration number should be as close to 1000 as possible. The calibration number will appear in the far right-hand window at the end of the calibration procedure. If the calibration number is less than 400, increase the divisor. If the calibration number is greater than 1400, decrease the divisor. The SS-10 speed sensor is shipped with a divisor equal to one, but is adjustable to suit virtually all vehicle installations. STEP 11: Once the calibration is complete, you may want to seal the SS-10 enclosure with silicon sealant to prevent corrosion or water damage to the components inside. Sensitivity adjustments do not take effect until the SS-10 is in Run Mode (2 seconds after the LEDS are off). STEP 1: If a splice clip or quick connector clip was used in the installation, re-splice the wire or solder the wire in. You may not be getting a good connection. STEP 2: Recheck all the wiring (FIGURE 1 on page 4). STEP 3: Check the calibration number in the DMI so that it is not set to zero. To check the calibration number, simply turn the DMI on and press the 1CAL key. The display should read "CAR1" followed by a number. If that number is zero, type 1000 and press MARK/ENTER. STEP 4: To increase sensitivity, follow these steps: a) Put the SS-10 in Adjust Mode (to enter Adjust Mode, press and release any push button SW1- SW6). b) Once the current settings are displayed, press and release SW1. The LED value for sensitivity will increment. c) 2 seconds after the LEDs are off the SS-10 will enter Run Mode. d) When in Run Mode, start driving to see if the DMI will count. If not, repeat these steps until the DMI starts counting. e) If you increased sensitivity to the maximum setting of "9" and the DMI is still not counting, you should set the sensitivity setting back to the factory default of "3". Leaving the sensitivity setting at maximum may result in erroneous counting once the problem is resolved. [. . . ] Since the conditions or methods of installation, operation, use and maintenance of this equipment are beyond its' control, QTT does not assume responsibility and expressly disclaims liability of loss, damage, or expense of any kind arising out of or in any way connected with any installation, operation, or maintenance of this sensor. The user who attempts to install the electronic interface adapter assumes all responsibility for problems caused by incorrect or improper installation. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 1 If your DMI seems to be working correctly, but will not count at all, this could be a very easy problem to correct. Follow these simple steps to determine what the problem may be. Be sure to retest your DMI after each step or if the trouble is found. [. . . ]