Auto Meter 4381 - Manual (Page 7)

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Press the mode button until " " is displayed and then press Select. Press Mode to toggle between On and OFF. Press Select to confirm your
selection. The display will flash the new setting. Or press HI/LO to exit without making a change. The display will flash the old setting. If the OFF
selection is chosen, the pressure shown on the gauge is referenced to standard atmospheric pressure, regardless of altitude. If ON is chosen,
the pressure shown on the gauge is compensated for altitude by a second pressure sensor inside the gauge. At higher altitudes, the displayed
pressure is increased to compensate for atmospheric pressure.
This calibrates the tachometer input of the gauge for the number of cylinders. In most cases PPR should be set to half the cylinder number. For
an 8 cylinder engine, PPR should be 4.0. This is important if boost by gear or boost by rpm mode is used. Press the mode button until " " is
displayed and then press Select.. Press Mode to change the PPR value. Press Select when the desired PPR is shown. The display will flash the
new setting. Or press HI/LO to exit without making a change. The display will flash the old setting.
The tach menu allows you to display the engine RPM. Press the mode button until " " is displayed and then press Select. The display
will show the engine rpm, provided the gauge is connected to a proper tach signal source. This can be used to confirm the gauge is properly
connected to a tach signal, and that the pulse per rev. (see PPR) has been set correctly. This is displayed in thousands of rpm. 2,500 rpm would
be displayed as 2.50 on the gauge. Press the Hi/Lo button to exit.
The speed menu allows you to display a speed to confirm that the boost controller has a working signal. Press the mode button until " " is
displayed and then press Select. This will show a speed value, provided the gauge is connected to a proper speedometer signal source. This can
be used to confirm the gauge is properly connected to a speedometer signal.
This value is a relative value, not actual MPH. The value should
increase as speed increases, but the numbers will depend on your particular vehicle. Press the Hi/Lo button to exit.
FIRMWARE VERSION
The menu selection after " " is the firmware version number of the gauge.
Press the mode button until " " is displayed and then press Select. Press Mode to toggle between and . Press Select to confirm your
selection. The display will flash the new setting. Or press HI/LO to exit without making a change. The display will flash the old setting. If is
chosen, the data logger output will represent the pressure shown on the gauge. To calculate gauge pressure from data logger output voltage:
P = (V * 11.25) - 15
Presssure is referenced in PSI. If pressure is negative, vacuum is referenced as inches of Hg using psi * 2.036.
If PSA is chosen, the data logger output will represent the actual sender output voltage.
To use this feature, you must have a data logger system installed in the vehicle and connect the data logger output from the gauge to the data
logger. Pins number 4 (black/white wire, ground) and 10 (blue wire, signal) in the connector on the back of the gauge are the data logger sensor
signal and ground connections that must be connected to the data logger. After connecting the gauge to the data logger, refer to your data logger
instruction on how to calibrate the data logger to use the signal. The signal provided is a linear 0-4v output from 30inHG (-14.73 PSI) to 30 PSI.
Zero pressure is equal to 1.333v. Pressure above 30 PSI may not be seen on the data logger output signal.
BAROMETRIC COMPENSATION ( )
DATA LOGGER OUTPUT ( )
PULSE PER REVOLUTION ( )
TACH ( ) AND SPEED ( ) SIGNAL TEST