PLX Devices DM-100 OBDII - Manual (Page 22)

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What will happen if the scheme is set to P1 & P2? This means that if Parameter 1 is TRUE AND Parameter
2 is TRUE, a warning will trigger. Since Parameter 1 is FALSE, a warning will not trigger. Parameter 3 and
4 are ignored.
What will happen if the scheme is set to P1 | P2 | P3 | P4? This means that if any parameter 1-4 is TRUE,
a warning will trigger. For this example, a warning will trigger.
What if the scheme is set to P1 & P2 & P3 & P4? This means that all parameter 1-4 must be true to trigger
a warning. For this example, a warning will not trigger.
Several other scheme combinations are available for you to fully customize your warnings as they work on
the same principal as the example above.
When a warning triggers, a flashing red and white background will appear with “WARNING” on the top of
the screen. The parameter which is TRUE will also be displayed in the same format as 4 parameters
gauges. This allows you to see the actual value measured instantaneously.
*Please note if you are in the OBDII Sensors Pages, Intelligent Warning is NOT monitored. It is ONLY
monitored in Standard Gauges.
7.4 General Setup
7.4.1 Set Defaults
This option resets the DM-100 back to factory defaults. Custom wallpapers, gauges and sensor tables are
NOT affected.
7.4.2 Boot State
This option allows you to set which gauge show up when the device is powered on.
7.4.3 HUD Mode
This option allows you to “flip” the image for Heads Up Display Applications. Images viewed off of a mirror
or reflective surface can be seen in the correct orientation if this mode is turned “on.”
7.4.4 OBD Diag
In this mode, your DM-100 OBDII can be connected and controlled from the PC with powerful software
available here.
http://plxdevices.com/PLXSoftware/scantool_net113win.exe