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Starcom Systems Helios - Analog Input for Fuel Level Monitoring

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Helios Users Guide
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Analog input
Installation
The fuel tank in passenger vehicles it is generally located under the back seats.
Typically, it has three or five wires:
1. Fuel pump wire can be identified, when the engine is running, by
measuring 12 V on this cable.
2. Ground 1 or 2 wires.
3. Fuel gauge (level) wire (analog) can be identified by grounding
(connecting to the body of the vehicle) the analog wire. If the connection is
correct, the fuel level will rise to FULL (NOTE: In some vehicles the gage will
not rise at once, but gradually). When the engine is running, you can
measure 0 28 V depending on the fuel level. This voltage may vary between
different vehicles and requires calibration.
4. Fuel warning LED (digital) Not present in all vehicles. When the fuel level
falls below a critical level, this wire lights a warning lamp on the dashboard.
Connecting your testing lamp to this wire also causes the warning lamp on
the dash board to light up.

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