2 Re: No name speedometer Sat Feb 11, 2017 5:57 pm
Jonas Bodin
active member
So I'm in the process of connecting this piece of amazing Chinese electronics on my K100. I will be using the "start in neutral and N-light"-relay sollution. Just found out that the speedometer want's ground instead of +12V (as it states in the instructions...) to light up the neutral light, so I will need to make some changes with an extra relay. Have found some information on how to make the tachometer steady. Can ad the info I've found about that if that might be of interest?
What I wonder is if anyone has managed to connect this speedometer to the original speed sensor? There's a speed sensor included with this speedo but I would like to use the original sensor if possible.
3 Re: No name speedometer Sun Feb 12, 2017 4:13 am
Motorbike Mike
Life time member
Hey Jonas,Jonas Bodin wrote:So I'm in the process of connecting this piece of amazing Chinese electronics on my K100. I will be using the "start in neutral and N-light"-relay sollution. Just found out that the speedometer want's ground instead of +12V (as it states in the instructions...) to light up the neutral light, so I will need to make some changes with an extra relay. Have found some information on how to make the tachometer steady. Can ad the info I've found about that if that might be of interest?
What I wonder is if anyone has managed to connect this speedometer to the original speed sensor? There's a speed sensor included with this speedo but I would like to use the original sensor if possible.
Please list all your findings, it's always useful to someone somewhere.
Mike.
4 Re: No name speedometer Sun Feb 12, 2017 4:25 am
charlie99
VIP
Jonas Bodin wrote:So I'm in the process of connecting this piece of amazing Chinese electronics on my K100. I will be using the "start in neutral and N-light"-relay sollution. Just found out that the speedometer want's ground instead of +12V (as it states in the instructions...) to light up the neutral light, so I will need to make some changes with an extra relay. Have found some information on how to make the tachometer steady. Can ad the info I've found about that if that might be of interest?
What I wonder is if anyone has managed to connect this speedometer to the original speed sensor? There's a speed sensor included with this speedo but I would like to use the original sensor if possible.
yes its been done
an operational amplifier is required to increase the signals to near 5 volt levels (as it comes off the sensor at a very low signal )
the circuit is quite simple ...but as you guessed it, another piece of gear to make work
there are a few threads in the forum for making this gear
and I will be exploring over time, to find the easiest way of doing it with minimum components
good luck
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5 No need to reinvent the wheel... Tue Feb 14, 2017 11:55 am
Jonas Bodin
active member
Found this thread which I have found very helpful: https://www.k100-forum.com/t12022-how-to-get-a-cheap-ebay-speedo-to-work#143402
I will get back in this forum if I find something new to add.
/Jonas
I will get back in this forum if I find something new to add.
/Jonas
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