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Onboard computer for smart for2-2 (451)

A product of MDC
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The on-board computer is used to determine and display the data generated in the car and can thus be
used in a targeted manner to determine an appropriate driving style.
Because only those who know what fuel consumption causes their driving style can change it.
The data is shown on two displays.
All important data is permanently visible as a permanent display.

Output data of the on-board computer:

• Current consumption • Three
separate driving statistics with: ÿ Driving
time ÿ Distance ÿ Average
consumption ÿ Average speed ÿ
Selectable maximum speed • Time •
Speed • RPM • On-board voltage
monitor with battery status monitoring • Boost
pressure • Engine temperature in 1° increments
• Highly precise tank content display with
warnings • Remaining distance calculation ÿ
Acceleration measurement • Graphic consumption display • Total
kilometers • Trip meter • Service interval display • Gear display •
Gear display in automatic mode • Warning symbols:

ÿ Excess water temperature (instead of original display) ÿ

Oil pressure (instead of original display)
display)(instead
ÿ Batteryof original
charge
• Cruise control display of all functions
ÿ Door(s),
for thetailgate
MDC cruise
open
control • Outside temperature with warning symbol • Inside
temperature *2 • Oil pressure *2 • Oil temperature *2 • Connection of an
optional temperature sensor *2 • OBD diagnostic functions • Very flexible,
individually adjustable.

*2 Only with junction box and encoder

Further options: o
Updateable via internet and PC-USB connection o Prepared
for future additional options. o Individually adjustable (also
conveniently via PC with further setting options) o Simple two-button operation o Simple
installation in the speedometer housing without changes to the speedometer o Problem-free
conversion to the original condition possible

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Attention:
We recommend printing out this page and putting it in the glove compartment!

workshop mode

Become in workshop mode

1. All OBD activities of BC stopped.
2. Using the right control button on the cockpit returns to the original state
manufactured (eg to change the speedometer lighting).

Workshop mode is required for the following application:

ÿ Setting the brightness of the cockpit lighting when the low beam is on.
ÿ Switching off the ESP.
ÿ Connection of certain diagnostic devices.

Notice:
• During workshop mode, the right button is NOT routed to the BC, it
there is no page forwarding on the BC.
• OBD data can no longer be read out with the BC.

Switching on the workshop mode

1. Turn on the ignition.

2. Press both buttons on the cockpit at the same time.
3. A boxed wrench will appear.

4. Release keys.
5. Switch off the ignition within 10s. The workshop mode is now activated and will
with ignition on confirmed with a filled in wrench.

Turn off workshop mode

1. Turn on the ignition.

2. Press both buttons on the cockpit at the same time.
3. A boxed wrench will appear.

4. Release keys.
5. Switch off the ignition within 10s. The workshop mode is now back
switched off.

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remaining distance in km

daily kilometers Water temperature digitally and

graphically.
total kilometers
Outside temperature
current with warning.
consumption
Small information field.
Display
Inside temperature (*2)
selectable in setup

Notice symbol:
aisle and refueling
info field

Gear indicator
maintenance notice
for automatic Information field that can be switched
using the page selection button.
The composition and number
can be freely selected in the
setup.

Warnings: Door(s),
tailgate water temperature, oil pressure,
Tank contents
battery charge,
digitally and
graphically

Button assignment in standby:

When the ignition key is removed, the LCD can be illuminated by pressing one of the two
keys can be switched on briefly.

Deleting the statistical values of the statistics R, S, T:

Each of the 3 statistics can be cleared manually. The S-Statistics can also be deleted automatically after a
parking time has expired. The statistic T can be coupled with the trip meter.

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Overview of key functions:

view Left button right button

normal view 2s: Short:

Delete daily kilometers Switch data pages
(Not possible on the OBD side)
2s:
Reset statistical values

OBD page Short: Short:

next PID value * Switch data pages

2s: 2s :
Display temporary error codes next PID value *

2s again:
Display definitive error codes

10s:
Delete OBD error memory

* alternative

3. Data Page 2s: Short:

Delete daily kilometers Switch data pages

2s:
next unlocked subpage

Special case of acceleration measurement

2s: start/stop measurement 5s: next activated
subpage
Call up the Hold both buttons for 5s
settings menu

In the settings menu Short: Change entry/value

menu selection

2s:
One menu level back or exit
settings menu

Lights on briefly when ignition is off lighting on briefly

Workshop mode changeover: hold both buttons briefly ÿ ignition off

With the "scan function" (automatic advancing of the data pages), the "scan function" can be interrupted
by briefly pressing the right button. The "scan function" is started again by briefly pressing the button again.
During the "interruption" the right button can be pressed "long" to execute a corresponding function (delete,
etc.) on the data page.

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"Setup" settings menu

Serves to personalize the on-board computer by the user. All settings are saved permanently, even without a power
supply.

Switch on the setup menu: Hold both

buttons for 5s. Then release both buttons.

Service:
Left button ÿ menu selection. (hold 2s ÿ one menu back)
Right button ÿ Enter, value entry

Main page menu

1 4 7 10
2 5 8th 11
3 6 9 12

Menu subpages...

selected Current
submenu program version

ÿDisplay ÿTrim ÿHours ÿ12h/24h V2.01

use clock.
ÿMinutes

Submenu items:
Selection with the left Current settings for the
menu selection button selected submenu item.
Select with the right enter/
value entry key.

For each selected submenu item in the left LCD, the corresponding setting value is displayed in the right LCD.

The respective menu/submenu can be exited by holding the left menu selection button for 2 seconds (one menu level back).

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menu 1

ÿDisplay ÿTrim ÿHours ÿ12h/24h V2.01

use clock.
ÿMinutes

To sue:

use clock
The built-in clock is supported in the system and can be selected in the relevant
menus.

do not use clock

The built-in clock is not supported in the system and can no longer be selected and
displayed in the corresponding menus.

Hours:

0:00 setting the hours.

minutes:

0:00 Set the minutes.

Trim:

+0 ÿ Here, manufacturing tolerances of the clock quartz can be compensated and

the rate of the internal clock can be fine-tuned.
+ values ÿ clock is faster.
- Values ÿ Clock runs slower.

Range -15...+15

12h/24h:

12:00 p.m
12 hour display.

24 hours 24 hour display.

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menu 2 service

ÿReset1 ÿReset2 V2.01

ÿInterval [km] ÿInterval reset
[days] ÿHold for 2s

Reset:

reset
ÿHold for 2s BC's own interval display is set to the current vehicle value.
The currently selected service 1 or 2 is reset.
Hold the right button for two seconds.

service is
reset Maintenance is reset. The interval has been set to the values set in the menu. Maintenance
is displayed again if one of the two specifications (days or km) applies first.

Interval [km]:

10000km Specification of the maintenance interval in km.

Interval [days]:

360 days Specification of the maintenance interval in days.

Note: The
BC has its own maintenance counter. This is not identical to the vehicle's own service
interval counter!

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menu 3
ÿAbs/Rel ÿL/G km/M ÿbar/psi V2.01
ÿSymbols ÿ°C °F
Relative
ÿFont1

Abs/Rel:

Absolutely The pressure display is not related to the ambient pressure.

Relative The pressure reading is relative to the ambient pressure.
External The pressure display is connected directly to the pressure sensor. Connection cable to the
pressure sensor in the engine compartment required!

Note: The boost pressure measurement is only available for vehicles with a turbocharger!

bar/psi:

bar Unit of all pressure measurements in bar.

psi Unit of all pressure measurements in psi.

°C °F:

° Celsius Unit of all temperature measurements in Celsius.

°Fahrenheit Unit of all temperature measurements in Fahrenheit.

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L/W km/M:

Index consumption display stretch litres/US/UK gallons

1 L/100km km liter

2 L/100km km US gallons

3 L/100km km UK gallons

5 L/100km miles liter

6 L/100km miles US gallons

7 L/100km miles UK gallons

9 L/100 miles km liter

10 L/100 miles km US gallons

11 L/100 miles km UK gallons

13 L/100 miles miles liter

14 L/100 miles miles US gallons

15 L/100 miles miles UK gallons

17 Mpg (miles per gallon) km liter

18 Mpg (miles per gallon) km US gallons

19 Mpg (miles per gallon) km UK gallons

21 Mpg (miles per gallon) miles liter

22 Mpg (miles per gallon) miles US gallons

23 Mpg (miles per gallon) miles UK gallons

25km/litre km liter

26km/litre km US gallons

27km/litre km UK gallons

29km/litre miles liter

30 km/litre miles US gallons

31 km/litre miles UK gallons

The index is displayed with [xx].

Symbols:

Gear and info panel display in standard font.

Aisle and info panel display in narrow type.

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Font 1...8:

Numbers in standard font.

Numbers in small font.

Allocation of positions (1...8)

1 43 6 7

2 5 8th

1=fuel gauge
2=gear indicator
3=remaining kilometers
4=daily kilometers (trip)
5=total kilometers
6=Small information field
7=outside temperature
8=data pages

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menu 4 Defining the value output in the small information field

ÿDisplay value&Scan ÿAdvance V2.01

values

Display Value&Scan:

No display No display in the small information field.

Time Speed Permanent display of the clock in the small information field.
Continuous display of the speed in the small information field.
number of revolutions Continuous display of the speed with max.
voltage Continuous display of voltage.
boost pressure Continuous display of the charge pressure. *1
oil temperature oil Permanent display of the oil temperature. *2
pressure Permanent display of the oil pressure. *2
Temperature Permanent display of an optional temperature measuring point. *2
Consumables Continuous display, mean value of the current averaged consumption. *2
I-Temperature Continuous display of an optional interior temperature measuring point. *2
(1s to 10s) Automatic switching of all scans entered in "Switching values": 3.5s values with the specified switching time

*1 Cable to engine compartment must be connected.

*2 Distribution box with sensors required.

switching values:

Field marking,
ÿfield selected

Value marking,
ÿvalue is used in the scan.

All values are entered here that are to be displayed during automatic switching (scan function). In total, the same 10
values are available as in the permanent display.

Selection:
Select the field with the enter key (right). Recognizable by the marking at the top right of the field.
To include the value in the scan function hold the same key (enter key) for 2 seconds. Hold for 2s again to discharge.

clock: time
kmh: speed display
RPM: RPM display
Volt: Voltage display
Lb.: Boost pressure
ÿT: Oil temperature
ÿb: oil pressure
oT: optional temperature sensor (motor, etc)
ØV: current average consumption
iT: Inside temperature (only with additional sensor)

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menu 5

ÿNightMin ÿFrequency ÿDay Max V2.01

ÿLEDStdby
50%
ÿOffDel.

NightMin:

33% Luminous intensity of the LCD lighting when the light is switched on
50%
66%
100% No dimming on light.

day max

33% Luminous intensity of the LCD lighting when the light is switched off.
50%
66%
100% maximum value

FromDir:

10s Switch-off delay of the LCD lighting after switching off the vehicle electronics. The
value also applies when you press a button in standby that briefly activates the LCD
lighting. After this time has elapsed, the LCD lighting is switched off.

Frequency:

+0.. +5 In order to prevent flickering caused by manufacturing tolerances of the LCD when the light is
on (LCD dimmed), the frequency of the LCD can be changed. Value range 0(fast) to 5(slow).

LEDStdby:

A Minimum illumination of the LCD even when switched off. Is required for blue LCDs so that the
LCD can still be read when the ignition is off. The additional power consumption is small and can
be neglected.

THE END No additional LED lighting when switched off.

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menu 6

ÿCar type ÿHandlebar V2.01

ÿConsumption+- ÿTankVol
petrol
ÿSpeedometer +- ÿTank100%

car type:
Gasoline without a charger All naturally aspirated non-turbocharged petrol vehicles.
Gasoline with charger All turbocharged gasoline vehicles.
Diesel with supercharger Turbocharged diesel vehicle.

Consumption+-:

-124...+124 consumption correction. Manufacturing tolerances of the injection system can be

compensated for here. Also used to calibrate the consumption display (current and
average) for tuned vehicles (-124% to +124% in 1%
steps. Base values for diesel. Inputs of up to 100% can be possible for petrol engines!

Speedometer +-:
-15...+15 speedometer correction. Here the tolerances of the speedometer display of the
on-board computer can be compensated. Also used to calibrate the display for other tire
sizes for the correct speed display. (-15% to
+15%) Reference value: 100% is the smart speedometer. (Regulation deviation
original speedometer approx. +6-8%)
Handlebar:
Left Left-hand drive vehicle. Germany, USA, etc.
To the right Right-hand drive vehicle. England, Japan, etc.

TankVol:
33 liters Vehicle with 33 or 35 liter tank capacity.

Tank100%:
Res(2s) Current(5s) Advisory text.
Briefly pressing the button switches the automatic detection of the fuel tank transmitter on (automatic) or off (manual).

Holding the button for 2s resets the learned 100% tank value (for full) to the delivery status
(60) and activates the automatic learning of the tank sensor value.

Holding the button for 5s sets the learned 100% tank value (for full) to the current raw value of the tank sensor
measured in the system as a 100% value and deactivates the automatic learning of the tank sensor value. The
vehicle should have a full tank of fuel!

Automatic (values) Display of the current status to determine the

tank sender value.
Automatic: The 100% value of the tank sensor is determined automatically.
If the BC finds a new higher value, it is used as
new 100% reference value used.
Manual: There is no automatic adjustment of the 100% reference value.
The saved value is retained.

(Values): Current measured value / 100% reference value.

The raw value of the tank sender for 100%. Delivery status = 60.
Usually between 65 and 75.
Attention -> absolute value, no liter specification!

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menu 7 Active pages in the info field.

ÿPages RS 1 2 3 T V2.01
ÿOBD ÿBatt.Mon
activated.
ÿAutoScan

Pages RS 1 2 3 T
activated The R,S,T statistics or the data page 1,2,3 is switched on and can be displayed when you switch
to the page selection button.

Not active The statistics R,S,T or the data page 1,2,3 is switched off. This is no longer displayed when
you switch to the page selection button.

OBD:
activated OBD function is switched on and can be displayed when switching further with the page
selection button.

Not active The OBD page is switched off. This is no longer displayed when you switch to the page
selection button.

Batt.Mon:
On: 15 sec The battery monitor (battery monitoring when starting) is visible for the set time when
starting. The display can also be ended with the right button.

the end The battery monitor is switched off

Always on The battery monitor remains visible until the right button is pressed.

Calculated efficiency
of the battery in percent

Medium tension during Lowest voltage

the entire boot process. during startup

AutoScan:
Scan: 3.5s All activated pages are switched on automatically after the time set here.

the end The automatic advancing function of the pages is switched off.
Advance with the page selection button.

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menu 8th Active pages in the info field.

ÿIceWarn. ÿStat.R/S ÿRPM no. V2.01

ÿStat.Res
Flashing at 2°.
ÿRPM Max ÿBar

Ice Warning:

No ice warning
The ice warning symbol can be deactivated here.

Flash at x° Flashing or non-flashing ice warning at x° (x=0° to 5°).

At x° not flashing

RPM Qty:

1 RPM Resolution of the speed display.

5 RPM
10 RPM
25 RPM
50 RPM
100 RPM

RPM Max:

5000 RPM Enter the limit value for the maximum speed. If the value set here is exceeded, this is shown on
the LCD.

Stat R/S.:

Stat. with Max.kmh

Driving statistics with recording and display of the maximum speed.
Note: The average speed is given without a decimal point.

Stat. without max. kmh

Driving statistics without recording and displaying the maximum speed
Note: The average speed is given with a decimal place
specified exactly.

Stat.Res:

Reset Stat. after

5h
Automatic reset of the Statistics S after the time set here when the vehicle is parked.
Time range 1 to 24 hours.
Reset Stat. after
No automatic reset
Automatic reset of the Statistics S is switched off. The statistic S can be reset manually using the right side selection
button.

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Bar:
Different representations of the bar for tank content and water temperature.

shape 1

shape 2

shape 3

shape 4

shape 5

shape 6

shape 7

shape 8

shape 9

shape 10

shape 11

shape 12

shape 13

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menu 9

ÿSettings save ÿSet. load V2.01

Start...
ÿCore Values ÿHold for 10s

Once. to save:

Start...
ÿHold for 10s Save all current settings made in the system. These can be reloaded later. (hold right button
for 10s)
Notice:
This memory area can be used as a "backup" to store your own settings.

These are not the settings used by the BC!

Once. load:

Start...
ÿHold for 10s Load the saved settings. (hold right button for 10s)

core values:

Start...
ÿHold for 10s Restoring all basic settings as in delivery status.
ATTENTION: All previous settings will be overwritten!!!
(hold right button for 10s)

If an interior temperature sensor is connected, it will be activated!

Note on the tank sender maximum value:

The maximum value of the tank sensor is normally determined by the BC itself and is between 65 and 70 (pure
numerical value) depending on the sensor. If the reference value is no longer correct after an update of a control unit, it
can be reset to a starting value with Load basic values. In order not to lose your own settings on the BC, you should
first use Settings. Save everything to be saved and afterwards with settings. load

be restored.

Alternatively, only the basic value of the encoder can be set in ÿ Menu No. 6 (Tank100%). The
automatic determination of the maximum value can also be switched off here.

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menu 10 Page structure of data page No.1.

ÿItem1 ÿItem2 V2.01

ÿItem3 ÿItem4
speed

Pos1...4 :

No ad No ad selected. field remains empty.

time Output of the time. Clock must be activated.
speed Output of the current speed.
number of revolutions Output of the current speed.
Voltage Output of the on-board voltage.
boost pressure(1) Output boost pressure. *1
oil temperature(2) Output of the oil temperature. *2
oil pressure(2) Output of the oil pressure. *2
temperature(2) Output of an optional temperature. *2
Speed (ÿÿ) Speed as a graphic bar display.
boost pressure (ÿÿ) Boost pressure as a graphic bar display. *1
oil temp. (ÿÿ) Oil temperature as a graphic bar display. *2
Oil pressure (ÿÿ) Oil pressure as a graphic bar display. *2
Consumables I- Average of the current averaged consumption. *3
Temperature(2) Output of the inside temperature. Only with setup program
adjustable. *2

In addition to the two statistics R and S, three data pages can also be selected with the page
selection button in the information field (right LCD, middle area). The composition of data pages
1 and 2 can be determined by the user himself.
Note: The individual pages can be switched on or off individually in menu 7.

Each of the four positions on a page can be occupied by the 15 ads listed above.
Graphic outputs can also be mixed with digital outputs. Individual positions can also remain empty (no display).

position 1 position 2

position 4
position 3

menu 11 Page structure of data page No.2

ÿItem1 ÿItem2 V2.01

ÿItem3 ÿItem4
speed

Same as data page #1

*1 Cable to sensor in engine compartment must be connected, or OBD values (absolute or relative).
*2 Distribution box with sensors required. Indoor sensor directly possible
*3 averaging setting. Setup program->Extras->Remaining distance calculation->Calculation speed.

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menu 12 Page structure of data page No.3.

ÿFont V2.01
ÿDisplay
normal
ÿ info field

Output of a selected value in large letters on the 3rd data page. In addition, an output value can
be selected in the information field display during the large-type display, so that, for example,
when the current consumption is output in a large display, the speed can be displayed in the
information field instead of the standard value.

Font:

normal Selection of the character set of the large display in normal font.
Narrow Selection of the character set of the large display in narrow font.

Advertisement:
consumption Display of the current consumption.
speed Current speed display.
number of revolutions Display of the current speed.
Boost Display of the current boost pressure.
pressure Oil Display of the current oil temperature (only with distributor and sensor)
temperature voltage monitor. Graphic display of battery voltage.
Voltage Acceleration Acceleration measurement display.
measurement Graph Consumption
Graphic display of the last average consumption.

Activation of an output page (advancement of the displays on data page 3 (see additional functions) is marked by
an [x]. With [-] this output value is skipped. Activation or switch off by holding the button down for 2s.

Info field:
No change The output value in the information field remains unchanged.
No ad No display value in the information field for large displays.
time Output of the time with large display. Clock must be activated.
speed Output of the current speed on a large display.
number of revolutions Output of the current speed on the large display.
voltage Output of on-board voltage with large display.
boost pressure(1) Output boost pressure with large display. *1
oil temperature(2) Output of the oil temperature on a large display. *2
oil pressure(2) Output of oil pressure with large display. *2
temperature(2) Output of an optional temperature for large displays. *2

Hints:
• When displaying the current consumption, the consumption display is shown in the left LCD
switched off.
• During the acceleration measurement, the speed im
"small information field" is displayed.
• In order to be able to display the data page, it must be activated in menu 7!

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Additional functions of the right page selection button on data page 3:

1. By holding the right side selection button for 2s (5s for acceleration measurement) you can switch to the next
enabled output value.
2. When measuring acceleration, pressing the page selection button for 2s sets the measured value to zero and starts
the measurement. To start the measurement, the current speed must be lower than the end value of the speed
measurement.
Pressing 2s again ends a measurement that has been started.

Output example of current consumption in normal font:

Voltage monitor:

Highest tension!
Since launch. Will after
Start and drive off
automatically deleted

Lowest voltage!
Since launch. Will after
Start and drive off
automatically deleted

Graphic display of voltage. Grid 2s

Maximum value 15V
Minimum value 11.5V

Notice:
In order to see the current voltage on the 3rd data page as well, the voltage can be displayed in the small information
field.

Menu12: Behavior of the small information field on the data page 3

Deleting the min and max values:

The highest and lowest voltage in the monitor can also be deleted with a short press of the left button (set to the current
value). Only possible if the voltage monitor is displayed.

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Statistics Display:

There are three stats pages in total (R, S, T). The statistic R is reset manually. Statistics S can either be reset
automatically after a specified time has elapsed, when the vehicle is parked (can also be switched off) or manually.
Both statistics can be switched on or off (used) individually in menu 7. The special functions of the statistics

are only possible with the Windows setup program.

When using the setup program, additional settings can be made!

function Settings with BC settings with

Setup Setup program
With or without specifying the Can only be set equally for both Separately selectable for statistics R
maximum speed statistics R and S. and S
Statistics reset time S 1-24 hours 1-250 hours
Time Stats R Total time 00000:00h only Total time 00000:00h
Driving time 00000:00h
Total time and standing time (minutes)
00:00/000
Driving time and standing time
(minutes) 00:00/000
Time Stats S Total time 00000:00h only Total time 00000:00h
driving time 00000:00h
Total time and standing time (minutes)
00:00/000
Driving time and standing time
(minutes) 00:00/000

Example: Statistics R without output of the maximum speed

Total time/driving time Distance traveled since reset

Average consumption since Average speed (with decimal point)

reset since reset

Example: Statistics S with output of the maximum speed and total time/downtime

Total Time/Standing Time(Minutes) Distance traveled since reset

Maximum speed since

reset

Average speed (without decimal point)

Average consumption since since reset
reset

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OBD diagnostics:

With the BC, diagnostic data of the vehicle can be displayed without additional tools. Depending on the vehicle type (petrol
or diesel), various OBD parameters of the vehicle can be read out.

Such as
• RPM • Speed
(not the speedometer speed)
• Coolant temperature
• Intake air temperature • Engine
load • Spark advance • Throttle
position • Oxygen sensor
readings

•
…. and all measured values (PID's) supported by the vehicle

In addition, the error memory can be read out and deleted. Preliminary and final error codes can be read (SID7 and SID3).

Display/operation:

The OBD values are shown in the right-hand display in the info field area.

Text for the displayed PID

reading The PID for the reading

With the right button you can switch to the next measured value (PID). This will switch to the next enabled PID. The PIDs are
activated with the Windows setting program. Hold the button for 2s to advance.

Alternatively, you can also use the left button to switch to the next PID (press the button briefly).

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Special case PID01:

With PID01, NO measured value is output on the right display, but the number of errors stored. Associated with this
PID is the number of Preliminary and Final Trouble Codes stored.

The error memory can then be read out with the left button. Each time you press the button, you switch between the
two fault memories (final/temporarily defective). When a temporary error is filed as final is not the same for every error.

The error codes are clearly coded:

Hold the left button for 10s to clear the error memory.

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Connection of the distribution box:

remains unconnected!
(already measured
internally)

To BC

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To the speedometer
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Connection option plug (MDC bus):

Various function extensions are available here. Such as the connection of the cruise control
or the PC connection for updating and setting up, but other options can also be plugged in.

In principle, all extensions can be plugged directly onto the MDC bus (10-pin
socket). The PC-USB plug is plugged in directly here.

MDC bus

To the speedometer

Tacho connection 1-pin:

Is required to control the workshop mode (description on page 2)!

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Direct connection of the indoor temperature sensor:

The indoor sensor can also be connected directly to the BC without a distribution box. For this purpose,
it is delivered in a special version with an 8-pin plug. In addition, the speedometer connection cable is
routed out of the plug. The single-pole cable is connected to the speedometer as usual.

Connection to the 8-pin slot for "measuring box"

inside
temperature
sensor

To the speedometer

Tacho connection 1-pin: Is

required to control the workshop mode (description on page 2)!

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Simple connection of the supply with the small connection box:

Direct connection of the

options

To the speedometer

From the

speedometer plug

The small connection box provides additional connections for a frequency output (TACHO) and
an input for an external boost pressure sensor.

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Connection of the buttons:

left button right button

Connection of own button:

You can also use your own buttons to operate the BC. These are then connected to X2 and X3.

To operate, the two poles of the plug must be connected. A corresponding cable set
is available.

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Warnings will flash in the left LCD HERE.

symbol description
The left door is open.

The right door is open.

The left and right door is open.

The tailgate is open.

The left door and tailgate are open.

The right door and tailgate are open.

The left and right doors and the tailgate are open.

water over temperature. Replaces the original ad.

Oil pressure too low. Replaces the original ad. Warning is only displayed when the
engine is running.

battery charge. Replaces the original ad. Warning is only displayed when the engine is
running.

Oil pressure too low and battery charge. Replaces the original ad.

Water over temperature and battery charge. Replaces the original ad.

Water temperature too high and oil pressure too low. Replaces the original ad.

Water overtemperature, oil pressure and battery charge too low. Replaces
the original ad.

External OBD diagnostic device detected. All OBD functions of the BC are
deactivated for security reasons. Is switched on again by ignition on/off.

Workshop mode is switched on.

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MDC cruise control display:

When using the MDC cruise control, the operating states of the cruise control can be displayed on the BC.
Only possible with additional cable for cruise control!

Displays of the BC451 in normal operation:

cruise control states

cruise control speed

Cruise control description

Start phase of the cruise control. The accelerator pedal should be released within this time,
otherwise the cruise control will switch off if switch-off (8) is selected.
Display dependent on cruise control settings!

Normal operation of the cruise control.

When accelerating while cruise control is in operation. The old speed value is retained (Hold) and
used again when the accelerator pedal is released.

Limiter mode activated.

Limiter intervenes (Active).

Set up

Handbrake pulled or door(s) open.

errors.
CAN bus error.

Apply the brake to release the cruise control.

Functional check of the brake switch after ignition on.

The cruise control immobilizer is active.

This function can be switched on as an option.

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Original smart cruise control:

When using the original smart cruise control, the following operating states of the cruise control
can be displayed on the BC.

cruise control states

cruise control speed

Cruise control description

Cruise control is activated. Ready to start.

Normal operation of the cruise control

Note:
The "st" (smart Tempomat) operating system must be used for the BC451.

Naming update data: BC451201stDE.enc

smart451 Version
2.01

smart cruise Language variant:

control Only when DE=German
using the original EN=English
smart cruise control! IT=Italian

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Cruise control display in setup:

In the cruise control setup, the settings are shown in plain text on the right-hand display. So the cruise
control settings can be made very easily. Only when using the MDC cruise control.

Set up text output

Behavior when accelerating Cruise control
during the
cruise control mode (8) OFF when accelerating
Cruise control NOT OFF
when accelerating
Behavior when braking during Limiter OFF when
limiter operation
braking

Limiter NOT OFF when braking

control behavior car type:

Setting the vehicle type.
PETROL

car type:
DIESEL
accelerator pedal translation accelerator over
setting: OFF
Accelerator pedal
ratio: light
Accelerator pedal
ratio: medium
accelerator over
setting: high
Accelerator pedal
ratio: very high
Code entry input old code
(optional immobilizer)
input new code
New Code Repeat

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Data logger:
For data recording it is possible to read out BC data via the USB port.

To read the data, the following protocol must be sent to the BC:
Four data bytes in sequence [decimal value]: [32] [0] [11] [43]
Baud rate: 9600.8.1, N, no handshake
Smallest query cycle: 0.25s (250ms)

The BC then returns the following 48 pieces of data:

value data type byte no. Legend

number of bytes char 0 Current: 48
hours char 1
minutes char 2
seconds signed short 3.4 Internal *10
speed char 5
number of revolutions
signed short 6.7 full resolution
Total KM float 8,7,10,11
PID char 12
PID value float 13,14,15,16
tank capacity float 17,18,19,20
Current consumption float 21,22,23,24
consumption average signed short 25.26 Internal *100
indoor temperature float 27,28,29,30
outside temperature signed short 31:32
engine temperature signed short 33.34
voltage float 35,36,37,38
boost pressure float 39,40,41,42
Tank raw value char 43
Gear display (code) char 44
*
warnings char 45 Table 1
*
cruise control char 46 Table 2,3,4
checksum char 47 checksum 0-46

Warning message encoding: Table1

Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
Workshop mode OBD Overtemperature oil battery charge tailgate Door open on Door left
switched off opened the right open

MDC cruise control coding: Table 2 (Bit3->0 = cruise control normal operation)
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 bit1 bit0

Immobilizer General door(s) or Brake OK 0 cruise control cruise control cruise control
error handbrake conditions conditions conditions
bit2 bit1 bit0
MDC cruise control coding: Table3 (Bit3->1 = cruise control setup)
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 bit1 bit0

setup data setup data setup data Setup Data 1 setup level setup level setup level
bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 bit2 bit1 bit0
Original cruise control coding: Table 4
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
1A 1a
1 readiness 0 readiness

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