Connection – description of connectors – diagram

Connect to the vehicle’s installation using the cable included in the set with the H-100 tripmeter and the diagram below:

H-100 tripmeter, main harness connection diagram

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 plugPower connector 9 PIN maleColour of wire in the bundle
1constant 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
2massbrown
3ignition 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
4road signal P1 (speed sensor)white
5road signal P2 (speed sensor)pink
6external reset 1 (supports single and three-button reset buttons)blue
7external reset 2 ( inactive )green
8reverse 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
9free 

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.

Pin no. in plugAccessory connector
1constant 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.)
2mass
3RS232 RXD
4RS232 TXD
5mass
6output 1, max. 5mA!!! – (since version 3.70.09 Speed ​​limit)
7do not use
8do not use
9free
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