Acumen Automobile Parts SP500 User Manual

Acumen Electronics Ltd  
15 Glenmore Bus Pk  
Colebrook Way  
Andover  
Hants  
SP10 3GQ  
UK  
Tel; +44 (0)1264 359922  
Fax; +44 (0)1264 359933  
Acumen SP500 Universal Speedo  
The speedometer is designed as a universal fit.  
You will need to perform some slight assembly on it, to suit your own individual requirements.  
The Acumen Universal Speedometer consists of;  
1. A Speedometer head sub-assembly. – without fascia  
2. Electronic pick-up for the speedometer  
3. Fitting and Literature kit.  
Fitting instructions  
Speedometer  
The SP500 speedometer has 5 warning lights built into the system. These are all white LED’s so you can  
identify the LED’s with the coloured icons provided. The Icons are EC standard icons.  
Of the 5 Indicator LED’s, two need to be switched to ground (earth) to illuminate – such as for oil  
pressure or Neutral light, and three need to be switched to 12V to illuminate – such as for indicators, main  
beam or lights-on.  
The drawing below will indicate how the warning lights are switched.  
NOTE. Acumen recommend you use one of the LED lights as a ‘lights-on’ indication. As the  
Speedometer is permanently illuminated, there is no ‘lights-on’ indication.  
Some countries may require to use such an indicator if the motorcycle lights can be switched off and on.  
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Speedo and Trip display filter  
The LED’s for the Speedometer and the Trip/ODO/Clock are Red in the standard version and White in  
the Special Version. Either version will need some filtration added to enhance the contrast and, therefore,  
the ‘viewability’ of the display. Acumen has included a selection of filters in the kit for this purpose. We  
recommend you try the filters before adding the fascia – then cut the chosen filter to slightly larger than  
the chosen display window and stick to the fascia.  
RED Led indication. – Use the Red or Dark Grey filters  
WHITE Led indication – use any filter. Other colours are available from most good photographic shops  
or contact Acumen direct.  
Fitting the speedo reader head  
The speedo reader head can be fitted to either the front or rear wheel – it doesn’t matter which. You will  
need to fit the magnet into a suitable receptacle – we recommend fitting the magnet within the plastic  
holder and put the plastic into a disc bolt head – us a ‘superglue’ for added security.  
The speedo reader head mounts inside the self-adhesive block. Adjust the position of the head so it is  
within 5 – 15 mm of the magnet, and tighten the grub screw – nipped-up only! Do not over-tighten.  
The adhesive on the mounting block will cure over time – we suggest you mount it using two long cable  
ties for at least 24 hours until the adhesive cures.  
Cable ties added to  
Magnet and holder  
assist the adhesive  
shown mounted in  
during the curing time  
either position.  
For electrical connection instructions see the listing on page 4.  
Wiring the Speedometer  
The speedometer is designed to work from a 12Vdc power supply, negative ground/earth.  
The speedometer has a flying lead on it with a 9-way connector and the mating part of the connector is  
supplied in the kit. Splice the wires from the mating connector into the motorcycle wiring harness as  
appropriate.  
Wire colour/purpose is given on the next page. You will need to know which indicator LED is where!  
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4
2
5
3
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Electrical Connections  
Speedometer Wire Colour  
Purpose  
Red/Black  
Ignition – a circuit which has 12V when the ignition is switched on AND  
also connect to the Red wire of the Speedo reader  
Red  
12V – permanent power supply  
Black/Green  
White  
LED Indicator number 2 – switches to ground/earth/0V  
LED Indicator number 3 – switches to 12V  
Black  
Ground/earth AND  
also connect to the Green wire of the Speedo reader  
Blue  
LED Indicator number 5 – switches to 12V  
Yellow  
Blue/Black  
Green  
Speedometer signal – connect to the BLUE wire of the Speedo head reader  
LED Indicator number 4 – switches to ground/earth/0V  
LED Indicator number 1 – switches to 12V  
NOTE! If you are using one 12V switched for both the left and right m/c indicator lights you will need to  
fit two diodes in the circuit thus;  
Diodes are available from Acumen Electronics  
Free of Charge on Request – or from any  
Electronics stockist.  
M/c Ind Light  
Speedo  
M/c Ind Light  
Using it  
Knowing the controls  
INC button  
As the name suggests;  
It increases values of the Trip  
or Clock or Speedo ratio  
MOD Button  
The MODE Button –  
This changes from ODO to TRIP to CLOCK  
and also sets the speedometer ratio  
DEC button  
As the name  
suggests;  
It decreases  
values of the  
Trip or Clock or  
Speedo ratio  
UNIT button  
As the name suggests;  
It changes the Speedo,  
trip and ODO from  
Miles to Kilometers and  
vice/versa  
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Calibrating the Speedo to your motorcycle –  
The speedo needs to let you know, accurately, what speed you are doing and what distance you have  
done. You therefore need to enter a calibration code.  
To do this, look at the attached chart which will give you a code dependent upon the tyre size that the  
speedo reader head is mounted on. The chart will give you a code – 01, 02, 03.  
To enter calibration mode;  
Hold down the MOD button and THEN turn on the ignition. The speedo will show all “8’s” as it goes  
through it’s lamp-test cycle, then will default to a flashing ‘01’. Using the INC and DEC buttons find  
which code you need for the tyre size, then turn the ignition off. The 12V permanent power MUST be  
maintained for at least 2 seconds after this operation or the unit will always default to a ratio of ‘01’.  
Other Interesting/Technical Stuff!  
Odo and Trip.  
These two displays will show miles or kilometres; Miles when the Units are in miles, and Kilometres  
when the units are in kilometres. They will re-calculate automatically to suit the speedo setting..  
The ODO illuminates all the digits – leading zero’s if need be, eg 02497.5, while the TRIP does not have  
leading zero’s, eg 2497.5  
When in TRIP mode the INC button will increase it’s value and the DEC button will decrease it’s value.  
You can increase or decrease the value by increments of 0.1, and if you hold the relevant button down,  
the alteration will get faster and faster.  
Clock  
To set the clock; (note! The clock is 24 hour format)  
Hold down the INC and DEC buttons together for around 5 seconds, until display changes to all zeros.  
Use the INC button to add time and the DEC button to lose time.  
Holding either button down will alter the clock at a quicker and quicker rate.  
Touching the relevant button momentarily will alter the clock by one minute at a time – and also clears  
the underlying seconds to accurately set the clock.  
To end set-up press the MOD button.  
If during clock set-up you;  
Don’t do anything in set-up mode for two minutes; or  
Scroll through the MOD button; or  
You turn off the ignition  
The set-up mode is exited.  
If the permanent 12V is removed, the clock will, after a period of about 10 minutes, lose it’s time and  
need to be reset. It will start up at 00-00.  
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Speedo Calibration Code  
Speedo  
Calibration  
Code  
Speedo  
Calibration  
Code  
Speedo  
Calibration  
Code  
Tyre  
Type  
Size  
Tyre Type  
18” Road  
Size  
Tyre Type  
18” Racing  
Size  
15” Road  
140/90  
150/90  
170/80  
200/70  
3
3
3
3
350-18  
400-18  
90/90  
3
1
3
3
80/90  
90/90  
100/90  
110/80  
3
3
3
3
100/90  
16” Road  
110/80  
110/90  
120/70  
120/90  
130/70  
130/80  
3
3
3
1
3
1
110/90  
130/65  
130/70  
150/70  
180/55  
1
3
3
3
1
350-16  
500-16  
100/80  
100/90  
110/90  
3
1
2
2
3
120/80  
120/80  
130/70  
130/90  
140/80  
140/90  
3
3
2
3
3
3
140/70  
150/70  
160/60  
180/55  
200/55  
250/40  
3
3
3
1
1
3
19” Racing  
275/300  
325  
350  
90/90  
100/90  
3
3
1
3
1
150/80  
160/80  
180/60  
3
3
3
3
3
19” Road  
120/80  
3
1
1
300-19  
325-19  
350-19  
400-19  
3
3
1
1
20” Racing  
21” Racing  
300  
200/60  
MT90B16  
300  
17” Dual  
Sport  
MT90-16  
3
410-19  
90/90  
100/90  
110/90  
120/70  
1
3
3
1
3
17” Road  
120/70  
120/90  
130/80  
140/80  
150/60  
150/70  
160/60  
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
325-17  
350-17  
110/70  
110/80  
120/60  
120/70  
3
3
2
3
2
3
20” Road  
21” Road  
300-20  
1
18” Dual  
Sport  
130/70  
130/80  
130/90  
140/80  
150/60  
150/70  
150/80  
3
3
1
3
3
3
1
300-21  
80/90  
90/90  
120/70  
MH90  
1
1
1
1
1
400  
410  
460  
110/80  
120/80  
120/80  
1
3
1
3
1
1
16” Racing  
17” Racing  
120/70  
140/80  
2
3
19” Dual  
Sport  
160/60  
160/70  
160/70  
3
3
3
100/90  
110/80  
1
1
120/70  
3
21” Dual  
Sport  
170/60  
180/55  
190/50  
200/50  
3
3
3
3
160/60  
180/55  
3
3
300  
1
1
1
1
90/90  
80/90  
90/90  
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