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BF Tachometer & Blue Racer Gauge Tachometer Operation Manual Assembling example Warranty Parts List（for customer and installation personnel） 92.1(3.63") 76.5(3.01") * Refer to Terms and Conditions The following parts are included with this product. Confirm that all parts are present before installing the product. In ▼ * Do not peel the labels sticked on the manual and the backside of the gauge. addition, these parts are sold separately for part replacement. Contact your retailer for further information. Regular Position Bezel BF Tachometer & NOTE: A Japanese operation manual, a wiring manual, and a questionnaire card are included other than the parts Blue Racer Gauge Tachometer listed below. They are effective only in Japan. Operation Manual Product No. Lot. No. 3 DF07 Part Name Quantity Part Name Quantity 6 .9 DF07401,DF07402,DF07403, (1 ① ⑪ .4 Gauge 1 Mounting bracket 1 5 DF07501,DF07502,DF07503 " ② ⑫ ) DF07101,DF07201 Customer: Switch unit(wire 45cm, 1.48ft) 1 Attachment for switch unit 1 ) " 1 ) Name/Address 6 ③ ⑬ " Regular Position Bezel 1 M6 bolt 2 . This product is an additional tachometer. When installing and operating this product, be sure to read the 5 3 ( 5 . ④ ⑭ 8 cautionary items of this operation manual as well as those given in the operation manual for the vehicle in . Back case 1 Spring lock washer 2 4 ( 1 6 which this product will be installed. Please obtain a full understanding of the cautionary items and use the 9 Shop: ⑤Mounting band 1 ⑮Washer 2 1 product accordingly. 1 φ Name/Address/Phone No. In the event that this product (or the vehicle in which it is installed) is lent to or transferred to another ⑥Mounting rubber 1 ⑯Spacer 1 person, please be sure this operation manual accompanies the product. ⑦Power supply & tachometer signal wire 2.2m, 7.2ft 1 ⑰Buffer 1 34.2(1.35") URL http://www.defi-shop.com/ '08.06-2 ⑧Indicator(wire 20cm, 7.8in) 1 ⑱Double sided tape 1 3 ° 5 ⑨ ⑲ 0 Warranty Period Operation manual 1 Tapping screw 2 ° 3 From the date of purchase ’ ～ Before Installation(for installation personnel) • • 1 year ⑩Terms and Conditions 1 ⑳Solderless connector 5 69.2(2.72") In this manual, the degree of hazard arising from actions such as improper operation is separated into the 3 levels “Danger,” The mounting band is movable 4mm up and down. “Warning,” and “Caution.” In addition, instructions that must be followed for safe and proper use of this product as well as Optional Parts(for customer) Defi Business Division practices that must be maintained are marked with a “Confirmation” heading. Please read and become familiar with these Part Name Part Number sections. 190-1 Fujihashi 1-chome, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata 940-2141 JAPAN Holes for indicator wire or switch unit wire E-mail: [email protected] Φ80(3 1/8") Back case set PDF07101G A hole for power supply & tachometer URL: http://www.defi-shop.com/ （Back case ｘ1, Buffer ｘ1） signal wire Danger Indicates the imminent dangerous situation of death or serious injury if the product is mishandled. CUT HERE Power supply & tachometer signal wire PDF07102H Warning Indicates the possibility of death or serious injury if the product is mishandled. Φ80(3 1/8") Mounting band set PDF07103G Indicator wire （ ｘ ｘ ） Indicates a conceivable source of personal injury or damage to equipment if the product is Main Features（for customer） Mounting band 1, Mounting rubber 1 Caution improperly operated. Φ80(3 1/8") Mounting bracket set PDF07104G ●Stepping motor "STS26A" （Mounting bracket x1、M6 bolt x2, Spring lock washer x2, Confirmation Indicates an instruction that must be performed or practice that must be maintained. Maximum angle of deflective 270° (full sweep) is controlled by the microcomputer up to 4600 division Washer x2, Spacer x1, Tapping screw x2） （0.057° each) to provide high precision in the accuracy of information generated. Danger Φ80(3 1/8") Regular Position Bezel PDF07105G Switch Storage space for The stepping motor is sufficient for quick response of all sorts of professional motorsports. unit wire ●Ensure that the vehicle will remain stationary and turn off the engine before installing this product. Failure to do so switch unit wire ●LED illumination Fuse for Power supply wire(1A) 2pcs PDF07113G could result in a fire, and could make the vehicle move during installation. power supply & ●Remove the key from the ignition and disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal prior to installation of this product. The gauge dial is invisible while the ignition switch is off. Once the ignition switch is turned on, a clear tachometer Failure to do so could result in a fire caused by an electrical short circuit. display appears by colored LED illumination. signal wire A hole for power supply & tachometer signal wire ●Take care not to install this product in a way that interferes with safety equipment such as seat belts and air bag The gauge dial illumination and the red emitting needle pointer provide high visibility. Dimensions in mm(inches) and part names systems or vehicle operation equipment such as engine controls, steering wheel or brake systems. Interference ● Opening and closing modes Gauge ▼Regular Position Bezel with normal operation of the vehicle can result in an accident or fire. 9.9(0.39") The gauge dial and the needle pointer performs opening and closing modes interlocked with turning Connector for indicator ●Solder or use a solderless connector for wiring connections and make sure connections are insulated. In areas Regular Position Bezel is a ring to fit onto the gauge front. The ▼ mark can be used as an indicator where there could be tension or sudden impacts on the wiring, safeguard the wiring with corrugated tubing or other ON/OFF of the ignition. of warning or shift-up in addition to the warning LED and the external indicator. By setting the ▼ shock absorbent material. Accidental shorts can cause fires. ●Adjustable brightness mark at idling engine speed, you can notice the slight difference of your vehicle. ●The ignition-switched +12V(IGN) line must be connected to the vehicle's ignition-switched wire with a fuse of 30A or ) ) There are 5 stages of brightness for the daytime and 6 stages for the nighttime. The brightness can be " " ) ▼ 2 " Regular Position Bezel is removable from the gauge. To change the position of the mark, remove less. High-capacity fuse(more than 30A) will not blowout even with an abnormal current flow and may cause fire. 2 4 5 0 decreased/increased with the vehicle lights switched on/off. ● 1 it once and then attach it again. 3 Use a fuse of regulated capacity when the fuse of the power wire is changed. Using a fuse that exceeds regulated . 3 ( ( ● 3 8 Dual warnings of light and buzzer ( 6 capacity may cause fire. 0 6 6 8 8 Two customer-defined warning RPMs can be set. When the RPMs are exceeded, the warning LED 7 φ φ Warning blinks/lights up and the warning buzzer sounds. φ Installation（for customer and installation personnel） ●Carefully consider the installation location and driver's operation of the product before ●Exclusive large-sized indicator installation. Do not install the product where it interrupts driving and the safety deices of vehicle. The exclusive large-sized indicator which lights in green and red enhances the visibility of warnings in Warning Be sure not to install the unit where it could fall. Improper installation or operation could cause ● addition to the warning LED in the gauge. PEAK LED(Blue) Carefully read the "Before Installation" and "About Installation and Operation" sections of the manual concerning the product to fall and damage the vehicle or cause serious danger by impeding driving. 30.1(1.19") Connector for switch unit installation and operation. Then install the product properly and safely. Installation in an unsuitable location or ●Do not disassemble or modify this product. Such actions can not only damage or destroy the ●Peak memory function Warning LED(Red) 58(2.29") Connector for power supply & tachometer signal wire improper installation can result in the product falling from its position or damage to the vehicle. product but will also void the warranty. disassemble/ The maximum RPM during driving can be stored and checked later. ● Do not perform installation of this product immediately after the engine has been switched off. modify ●Detachable switch unit The engine and exhaust system are extremely hot at this time and can cause burns if touched. Switch Unit Mounting Bracket Caution ●Take care not to scratch the gauge or vehicle by hitting or glinding the parts. ●Ensure that the wiring of this product does not have an adverse impact on the other wiring of the vehicle. Any The large-sized switch unit with light is fixable on the gauge and is also detachable. 31.4(1.24") 30(1.18") ● ● controlling devices or other electronic components of the vehicle could be damaged. Exclusive mounting band and back case 27(1.06") 15.7(0.62") Do not pull the wires out of connectors forcefully. The connectors ●Please keep children and infants away from the installation area. Children may swallow small parts or be injured in The gauge is clinched by using the exclusive mounting band and back case. Wires can be stored in may be broken and the wires may be cut. When pulling out the wires, press the lock firmly and unclip the locks of connectors. other ways. the back case neatly. ▲switch ) ) " " 9 ●Integrated rev adapter 5 9 0 . 1 1 Caution ( By having the Defi rev adapter built-in, the tachometer works on vehicles with DIS (Distributor-less ( 6 7 . １ ● . STEP Wiring power supply & tachometer signal wire This product is designed for use on 12V vehicles.
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