Manual de instrucciones de Dakota Digital CLK-1002B

Resumen del contenido incluido en la página 1

CLK-1002B rev. A
DIGITAL CLOCK TO MATCH VFD-1002B

Introduction:
The Odyssey gauge series from Dakota Digital, Inc. incorporates the reliability and quality of our
standard gauges, along with several unique features and easy mounting. These features include:
• Quartz accuracy.
• Night dimming feature.
• Very low standby power to prevent battery drain.
• High Visibility VFD display for sunlight readability.

The Odyssey series clock displays the current time in 12 hour format.

Resumen del contenido incluido en la página 2

Wiring: BLACK - connect to a good ground point in the vehicle. RED - connect to switched 12 volt power point. (An accessory terminal will work for this.) ORANGE - connect to a constant 12 volt power point. (This will keep the correct time.) BLUE - connect to the tail light circuit. Mounting: The gauge requires an oval cut out that as shown below. It should be inserted into the opening from the front and the U-clamp will be installed from the back. Tighten the two nuts on

Resumen del contenido incluido en la página 3

Troubleshooting guide. Problem Possible cause Solution Clock will not light up Red wire does not have Connect to a location that has power power. when the key is on. Orange wire does not have Connect to a location that has power power. all of the time. Black wire is not getting Connect ground to a different location. a good ground. Power is reversed. Connect black to negative ground, red and orange to +12V power. Clock i

Resumen del contenido incluido en la página 4

Technical specifications Minimum operating voltage - 7 volts Maximum operating voltage - 18 volts (operating at or near maximum rating for an extended time can damage unit) Clock accuracy - ±2 minute per month Typical current draw (@ 13.8V) - 0.13 A Standby current draw (key off) - 0.002 A ODYSSEY SERIES DIGITAL GAUGE LIMITED WARRANTY DAKOTA DIGITAL (the Company) warrants to the ORIGINAL PURCHASER of this product that should it, under normal use and condition, be proven def