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Tripmeter H-101 | Specifications
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Connection – description of connectors – diagram
Connect to the vehicle’s installation using the cable included in the set with the H-101 tripmeter and the diagram below:

Power connector
The table shows the pin numbers in the connectors and their purpose. In the last column we provide the color of the wire responsible for a given signal.
Pin no. in plug | Power connector 9 PIN male | Colour of wire in the bundle |
1 | constant power supply 10-30V (the tripmeter does not have a switch. If you do not have a plane in your vehicle, you can use an additional switch.) | red |
2 | mass | brown |
3 | ignition switch (connect it together with the red one to a constant power supply, then the tripmeter will not go to sleep in the start screen and menu, or connect it to the ignition switch to maintain this function) | yellow |
4 | road signal P1 (speed sensor) | white |
5 | road signal P2 (speed sensor) | pink |
6 | external reset 1 (supports single and three-button reset buttons) | blue |
7 | external reset 2 ( inactive ) | green |
8 | reverse driving signal (connect to the wire on which “+” appears when reverse gear is engaged or connect to a switch that will simulate reverse driving) | grey |
9 | free |
Connection to repeater
To connect to the repeater, you need a cable with appropriate connectors. If you connect the tripmeter with a repeater and an external device at the same time, e.g. Garmin you need to use a signal splitter.
Accessory connector
The accessory connector is used to connect a repeater, Garmin device or speed warning light.
ALWAYS use accessories available in our store. We do not recommend any other use of this connector.
Pin no. in plug | Accessory connector |
1 | constant power supply 10-30V (the tripmeter does not have a switch. If you do not have a plane in your vehicle, you can use an additional switch.) |
2 | mass |
3 | RS232 RXD |
4 | RS232 TXD |
5 | mass |
6 | output 1, max. 5mA!!! – (since version 3.70.09 Speed limit) |
7 | do not use |
8 | do not use |
9 | free |