Why does my Stack ST8100 speed reading stop working after a short time?
If your Stack Monitor speed reading dies after a short time, the ambient temperature might be too high. Shield the sensor from radiated heat from brakes and bearings. Insulate the sensor from conducted heat with fibre washers, and duct cooling air around the sensor.
Why does my Stack ST8100 display incorrect pressure and temperature readings?
If your Stack Monitor displays pressure values that are too low and temperature values that are too high, the cause might be low battery voltage. Try recharging the battery to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Stack ST8100 displays a 'Low Battery' warning or the screen is dim?
If your Stack Monitor display is dead, showing no backlight or any activity on the display, but the green dial lights are dimly lit, or if you see a !! LOW BATT !! warning, it indicates that the battery is almost dead. Recharge or replace the battery. Also, check the power connections to B- and B+ to ensure the power lead has continuity.
How to troubleshoot a Stack Monitor showing a constant 999 temperature reading?
If your Stack Monitor displays a fixed temperature reading of 999° C or 999° F, it is likely that the temperature sensor has failed and needs replacement. Another potential cause is faulty sensor connections, so check the continuity of the sensor leads.
Why are there no alarms for water, oil, or fuel on my Stack ST8100 Monitor?
If there are no alarms for water, oil, or fuel temperatures and pressures being displayed on your Stack Monitor, all the alarms may have been switched off; switch on the required alarms. Alternatively, the engine RPM gate value may be set too high; reset the RPM gate to a lower value.
Why is my Stack ST8100 Monitor sensor reading incorrect?
If your Stack Monitor sensor reading is incorrect, another gauge might be connected to the sensor. Disconnect the other gauge.
Why isn't my Stack ST8100 Monitor automatically displaying lap times?
If your Stack Monitor lap time is not displayed automatically even with an automatic receiver fitted, the lap marker receiver lead might be faulty; check the lap marker wiring. Alternatively, the lap marker receiver itself could be faulty and needs replacement.
Why is my Stack ST8100 Monitor not showing RPM speed?
If your Stack Monitor has no RPM speed reading, it could be due to incorrect wiring. Check the connection of the engine speed wire to the ignition system (or sensor, if used).
Why are all sensors on my Stack ST8100 Monitor showing fixed high values?
If all sensors on your Stack Monitor display fixed high values, the Switch 1 (Peaks) might be faulty and needs replacement. Also, check the switch wiring, as faulty wiring could be the cause.
Why does my Stack ST8100 Monitor show a constant pressure reading of 0 PSI?
If your Stack Monitor displays a fixed pressure reading of 0 PSI or 0.0 Bar, or you suspect a low/slow reading, the pressure sensor may have failed and needs to be replaced. Also, check the pressure connections, as faulty sensor connections could be the cause.
General| Display Type | TFT LCD |
|---|---|
| Response Time | 25 ms |
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Mounting | VESA 75x75mm |
| Input Connectors | VGA |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Covers manual purpose, edition details, related products, and contact information.
Explains how to navigate and use the manual for setup, operation, and installation.
Lists standard/optional components and guides connecting them.
Describes the Display Module, its panel, and details the wiring harness.
Explains system power-up, cycling display layers, and viewing data.
Covers displaying, resetting peak values, alarms, and lap time functions.
Explains when the gear shift light activates based on engine RPM.
Explains how to enter configuration mode and adjust system settings.
Details how to enable/disable alarms and exit configuration mode.
Covers installer competence, tools, system types, and preparation.
Details fitting the Display Module and installing switches, considering placement.
Covers wiring, RPM, ignition connections, and sensor installations.
Explains fitting the wiring harness and performing post-installation checks.
Summarizes switch functions for normal operation and configuration mode.
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