Dakota Digital CRS-2000 User Manual

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CRS-2000 & CRS-3000
Cruise Control System
Introduction
You have purchased one of the finest Cruise Control Systems on the market. The Cruise Control features:
Enhanced Adaptability
 Works with 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 Cylinders
 Select ECM, AC Generator, Magnets, or
Pulse Sender as Speed Signal Source
 Quiet Operation Allows more Mounting Locations
 Select Acceleration Rate
 Selectable Gain Control
 Manual or Automatic Transmission Capability
 Compatible with Distributorless Ignition System
Enhanced Features
 Modular Design
 Removable Wiring Harness with Locking Device
 Redesigned Water Sealing
 Neutral Safety Switch (NSS) Compatible
 Cruise Engaged Output (Ground Signal When
Engaged)
 Self Diagnostic
Easier Installation
 No Vacuum Required
 Smaller Module
 Single Unit Mounting
 Connectors with Positive Contact and Lock
 No Clutch Switch Needed (except Diesel)
 Additional Throttle Hardware Included in Kit
 Compatible with Neutral Safety Connections
Improved Operation
 Closer, More Accurate Control of Set Speed
 Accurate Coast/Reduce Speed
 Tap-Up, 1 MPH per tap
 Tap-Down, 1 MPH per tap
 Controlled Resume Rate
Here is an overview of the wiring diagram:
Please Note: If you are using L.E.D. taillights please wire in a relay as shown on page 3 to allow for
proper Cruise Control operation.

Dakota Digital CRS-2000 Specifications

General

Brand	Dakota Digital
Model	CRS-2000
Category	Automobile Electronics
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

Additional Notes

Wiring Information

Details vehicle wire connections for the cruise control system, including specific color codes and their purposes.

Throttle Connection

Explains how to connect the cruise control servo to the vehicle's throttle, covering OEM and aftermarket options.

Control Switch

Describes compatible control switches and GM 4-wire switch requirements for the cruise control system.

Speed Connection

Details connecting the speed signal source, including cable drive speedometers and Dakota Digital display systems.

Setting Programming Switches

Provides a guide for setting the twelve programming switches on the cruise module for vehicle compatibility.

Troubleshooting Introduction

Introduces basic troubleshooting steps and diagnostic LED location for the cruise control system.

Wiring Diagram Details

System Components

Safety Procedures

Throttle Adaptor

Discusses the necessity of using specific throttle adaptors for certain vehicle applications for safety and performance.

Installer Qualifications

Specifies requirements for installers and risks associated with non-qualified installations.

Product Warnings

Warns against product modification and outlines safety considerations for the user.

Helpful Hints

Offers tips for installation, such as connector mating and battery disconnection.

Switch Settings

Programming Functions

Details the function of each of the 12 programming switches for system configuration.

Installation - Module and Cable

Cruise Module Mounting

Provides guidelines for selecting a mounting location and securely installing the cruise control module.

Measuring Throttle Cable Travel

Explains the critical process of measuring throttle cable travel to prevent damage and ensure proper operation.

Attaching Cruise Cable - Part 1

Pulley Assembly Using The Loop Cable

Details how to attach the cruise cable to the throttle pulley using a loop cable.

Attaching Cruise Cable - Part 2

Pulley Assembly (Dual) Using The T-Bar Adaptor

Describes attaching the cruise cable via a T-bar adaptor to dual pulley throttle systems.

Pedal Attachment

Explains how to connect the cruise cable to the accelerator pedal shaft.

Ford™™ Throttle

Provides specific instructions for attaching the cruise cable to Ford™™ throttles.

Attaching Cruise Cable - Part 3

GM/Chrysler Three Bead Connector

Details attaching the cruise cable to GM/Chrysler throttles using a three bead connector.

GM/Ford/Chrysler Stud-Clip Cable

Explains using a stud-clip cable for attaching the cruise cable to specific GM, Ford, and Chrysler throttles.

Anchoring Cruise Cable - Part 1

Snap-in Adaptor

Describes how to use a snap-in adaptor to anchor the cruise cable.

General Motors™™ Blank Anchor

Details anchoring the cruise cable using a GM blank anchor point.

Anchoring Cruise Cable - Part 2

Flag Nut

Explains how to anchor the cruise cable using a flag nut.

Anchoring Cruise Cable - Part 3

Cruise Harness and Bulkhead Sealing

Covers routing the cruise harness through the bulkhead and sealing the opening.

Control Switch Installation

Wiring Attachments to Vehicle

Black - Ground Wire

Instructions for establishing a proper ground connection for the cruise control system.

Brown - Accessory Power

Details connecting the brown wire to a switched 12-volt accessory power source.

Red - Brake Positive

Explains connecting the red wire to the hot side of the brake switch.

Violet - Brake Negative

Details connecting the violet wire to the cold side of the brake switch.

Dark Blue - Tachometer (TACH) Wire

Describes connecting the dark blue wire for the tachometer signal, a safety feature.

Wiring Attachments to Vehicle (Continued)

Gray - Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) Wire

Explains connecting the gray wire for the vehicle speed signal.

Light Green – Optional Neutral Safety (NSS)

Details the optional NSS wire connection for safety disengagement.

Orange - Optional Enable Output (ENO)

Describes the ENO wire for driving external LEDs when the system is engaged.

Connectors and Bulkhead Integration

Covers using bulkhead connectors and switch connectors for harness installation.

Troubleshooting Procedures

Self Diagnostic Testing

Step-by-step guide to use the module's diagnostic LED to troubleshoot system issues.

TACH Signal Testing

Procedure to test the tachometer signal validity for proper cruise control function.

Control Switch Testing

Instructions on how to test the cruise control switch for proper continuity and function.

Troubleshooting Guide

Warranty

Owner's Warranty Record

Section for recording purchase and installation details for warranty purposes.

Operating Instructions

Cruise Control Operation

Explains how to use the cruise control functions like ON, SET, COAST, ACCEL, TAP-UP, TAP-DOWN, and DISENGAGE.

About the Cruise Control

Discusses factors affecting performance, such as engine condition and driving environment.