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DESCRIPTION
1. | Engine torque gauge It indicates the instantaneous torque variation according RPM of the vehicle. Driver can notice the instantaneous torque variation with oscillation and outrunning speed, recently a lot of comsumers want their sports car with performance tuning. They can discern the torque level easily. Engine torque gauge indicates the engine torque value by communicating CAN signals from engine ECU.
2. | Instantaneous fuel consumption gauge It indicates instantaneous fuel consumption according the driving condition. Instantaneous fuel consumption gauge inputs the speed signal and fuel injection signal. Speed signal comes directly from the speed sensor and fuel injection signal is from the engine ECU. Multi-gauge reads the two signals for 500msec. and calculates the instantaneous fuel consumption. If the vehicle speed is increasing by constant fuel quantityper hour, the gauge indicates the value increasingly. It doesn't show the average fuel consumption but only the instantaneous one.
3. | Volt gauge Volt gauge makes a driver properly response during low voltage, informing the vehicle voltage. Before ignition turned on, when the key is inserted into "ingnition switch on" position, it displays the battery voltage, after ignition key turnedon, it displays the ignition voltage( battery voltage). If the voltage is at 8.5V or below, the pointer of the gauge moves to the lower than 8V and if it is at 16V or more, it moves to the lower than16V. If the input value is between 8.5V and 16V, the volt gauge points the battery voltage (Ignition voltage is displayed during the ignition key turned on ).
SPECIFICATIONS
Items | Display range | Input signal | Gauge operating type
Engine torque | 0~400 Nm | ECU engine torque (CAN communication) | Stepper motor
Instantaneous fuel consumption | 0~30 MPG | Speed signal, Fuel injection signal (CAN communication) | Stepper motor
Battery voltage | 8~16V | Battery voltage | Stepper motor