Adjustment/Training Mode - Waeco MagicSpeed MS700 Instrucciones De Montaje Y De Uso

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Adjustment/training mode

The most important cruise control parameters can be adjusted almost optimally for each
vehicle with the adjustment- and training mode.
The cruise or speed signal (PPM), the sensitivity of the takeover (INIT-mode) and the
control sensitivity (GAIN-mode) are adjusted by the three adjustment and training modes.
The basic parameter may be adjusted while driving. Thus you are able to adjust the fine
adjustment of the control parameters individuallyand thus obtain an exact adjustment.
These adjustments can be performed without removing the control unit to enable access
to the switches for special adjustments.
The adjustments or calibrations are performed electronically. The adjusted parameters are
securely saved in the electronics module until the SETUP program is restarted.
1. Starting SETUP mode
Proceed as follows when starting the SETUP program:
Switch the ignition ON and off, start the vehicle, depress the brake and keep the brake
depressed for one minute. While depressing the brake, press the SET button four times
briefly in succession. You will hear 4 high-pitched acoustic signals as confirmation.
Always start the above-specified procedure to start one of the adjustment and training
modes as mentioned below.
2. Automatic mode
In automatic mode, all three parameters (PPM, GAI and INIT) are synchronized
automatically to your vehicle. Following automatic mode, you are still able to adjust all
three parameters.
To go into automatic mode, after performing the steps specified under point 1, depress
the brake and press the RES button with brake activated. You will hear a low acoustic
signal as confirmation. Release the brake. You will hear a high acoustic signal as
confirmation. Repeat the process if you hear more than one acoustic signal.
Drive your vehicle at a speed of 70 km/h.
Press the SET button for the blue wire as signal input or press the RES button for the
yellow wire as a signal input.
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