Stack ST8100 Bedienungsanleitung

Users Guide

ST8100 Display System

Users Guide

PART NO. ST54030-007

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Users Guide

STACK ST8100 Display System Preface

Congratulations

Congratulations on choosing the Stack ST8100 Display

System. This system will give you a wealth of information

to enable you to obtain the maximum safe performance

from your vehicle.

Registration Form

Please complete and return the registration form contained

in the package. This will allow us to keep you up to date

on the latest developments from Stack.

Purpose of this manual

Please complete and return the registration form contained

in the package. This will allow us to keep you up to date

on the latest developments from Stack.

Edition Notice

This edition is for all versions of the ST8100 Display System

distributed to customers worldwide. The units of

measurement used to illustrate the use of the Display

System in this edition are for the UK version.

Preface

Parameter Type UK Version US Version EC Version

Speed MPH MPH km/h*

Temperature Degrees C Degrees F Degrees C

Wheel Circumference Millimetres Inches Millimetres

Pressure PSI PSI Bar

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United Kingdom Telephone Numbers:

Sales: 01869 240404

Tech Support: 01869 240420

Fax: 01869 245500

Email: [email protected]

Web site: www.stackltd.com

United States Telephone Numbers:

Sales: 888-867-5183

Fax: 888-364-2609

Email: [email protected]

Web site: www.stackinc.com

If you need information about other Stack motor sport

products, these can be obtained from Stack or from your

local Stack dealer. Products available from Stack include:

• Intelligent Tachometers

• Boost Gauges

• Analogue Sensors

• Digital Sensors

• Data Logging Systems

• Display and Logging Systems

• Radio Telemetry Systems

• Display and Analysis Software

• Video Overlay Systems

Stack and its approved distributors provide a

comprehensive Technical Help service to assist with your

enquiries. Contact your local Stack branch or distributor.

For a current list of distributors log onto the Stack websites

and click on the WHERE TO BUY TAB at the top of the

home page.

For online technical support click on the Support

tab at the top of the home page. Fill in the support

form mandatory elds to gain access to a list of PDF

manuals that can be viewed or downloaded.

Related Products From Stack Limited

Who to Contact at Stack in Case of Difculty

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Index STACK ST8100 Display System

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STACK ST8100 Display System Preface

PREFACE............................................................................................. i

Related Products From Stack Limited. .............................................ii

Who to Contact at Stack in Case of Difculty.................................. ii

CONTENTS....................................................................................... iii

Chapter 1. Introducing the Display System..................................... 1

How to Use this Manual .................................................................. 2

Chapter 2. Getting Started................................................................ 3

The Display Module ........................................................................ 4

Wiring Harness ................................................................................ 4

Connecting the Components............................................................ 5

Chapter 3. Operating the Display System ....................................... 6

Switching the Display System on .................................................... 6

Changing the display layers............................................................. 6

Peak Values (Tell Tales .................................................................. 10

Alarms............................................................................................ 12

Lap times........................................................................................ 14

Gear shift light ............................................................................... 15

Lap Time Memory (optional.......................................................... 15

Chapter 4. Conguring the Display System .................................. 16

System Conguration Mode .......................................................... 16

Leaving conguration mode .......................................................... 20

Chapter 5. Installing the Display System....................................... 21

Who can install the Display System .............................................. 21

Tools needed to install the Display System ................................... 21

Precongured Display Systems ..................................................... 21

Custom Congured Display Systems ............................................ 21

Fitting the Display Module ............................................................ 22

Switches ......................................................................................... 23

Warning lights................................................................................ 24

Engine Speed (RPM) Measurement............................................... 24

Connecting the Display System to the Ignition System................. 24

Pressure sensors ............................................................................. 25

Temperature sensors....................................................................... 27

Wheel speed sensor (optional ........................................................ 28

Lap timing sensor (optional ........................................................... 29

Contents Index

additional external warning lights, 24

alarm for battery voltage, 12

alarm for fuel pressure, 12

alarm for oil pressure, 12

alarm for oil temperature, 12

alarm for Water Temperature, 12

alarm warning light, wiring label, 4

alarms, 12

alarms, switching on or off, 20

analogue tachometer, 4

battery voltage, 7

battery voltage alarm, 12

checks and alarms, 34

clearing an alarm, 13

conguring the display system, 16

Corner Speed option, 3

current speed, 7

custom congured ST8100, 21

data logging subsystem, wiring label, 4

digital display panel, 4

Display Layer 1, 7

Display Layer 2, 7

display layer 3, 8

Display Layer 4, 8

display layer 5, 9

display layers, 6

display module, 4

Display System, template, 43

engine speed (RPM), 24

engine speed (RPM), wiring label, 5

external warning lights, additional, 24

fastest lap time, 8

tting the display module, 22

fuel pressure, 7

fuel pressure alarm, 12

fuel pressure sensor, wiring label, 5

gate value, 10, 12

gear shift light, 15

gear shift warning light, 2

gear shift warning light, wiring label, 4

Installing the Stack ST8100, 21

labels on wiring, 4

lap number, 8

lap time, 8

Lap Time Memory option, 3

lap times, 14

lap timing sensor, 29

lap timing switch, wiring label, 4

lateral G-force sensor, 32

lateral G-force sensor, wiring label, 5

maximum water temperature alarm, 17, 18

oil pressure, 7

oil pressure alarm, 12

oil pressure sensor, wiring label, 5

oil temperature, 7

oil temperature alarm, 12

oil temperature sensor, wiring label, 5

operating of the system, 6

optional components, 3

peak value memory, 11

peak values, 1

peak values (tell tales), 10

peak values, resetting, 11

performance parameters, 1

power supply, 5

power supply to trackside beacon, 31

Predictive Lap Timer option, 3

pressure sensors, 26

resetting the peak values, 11

RPM gate value, 10, 12

showing the last alarm, 13

Stack distributors, ii

standard components, 3

Standard contact breaker system, 25

switch functions, summary of, 47

switches, 23

switching the system on, 6

tachometer, 4

temperature sensors, 27

Template for the Display Module, 43

tools needed, 21

trackside infra-red lap beacon, 30

unpacking, 3

warning lights, 24

warning messages, 1

water temperature, 7

water temperature alarm, 12

water temperature sensor, wiring label, 5

wheel speed sensor, 28

wheel speed sensor, wiring label, 4

wires in the harness, labels, 4

Wiring Harness, 4

Wiring Harness Schematic Diagram, 45

wiring harness, installation of, 33

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Appendix D. Summary of Switch FunctionsSTACK ST8100 Display System

Functions Switch or Switches

Show Peak Values Switch 1

Change Display Layer Switch 3

Clear Alarm Switch 2 or Switch 3

Show Last Alarm or

Enter Lap Time Memory (optional)

Switch 2

Manual Lap Marker Switch 4

Latch Corner Speed Display Switch 1

Reset Peak Values Switches 1 & 3 together

Reset lap count and lap time to zero Switches 1 & 4 together

Enter System Conguration Mode Switches 1 & 2 together

Functions Switch or Switches

Decrease the value of the parameter being displayed Switch 1

Increase the value of the parameter being displayed Switch 2

Enable or disable an alarm for the parameter being

displayed

Switchs 1 & 2 together

Display the next congurable parameter Switch 3

Quit conguration mode and return to normal mode Switch 4

Functions Switch or Switches

Show Previous Lap Time Switch 1

Show Next Lap Time Switch 2

Quit Lap Time Memory Switchs 3

Appendix D. Summary of Switch Functions

Normal Operation

System Conguration Mode

Lap Time Memory Mode (optional)

The Stack ST8100 Display System monitors and displays

a range of values, known as performance parameters,

needed for effective car and driver management in most

competitive situations.

The system combines an analogue tachometer with a

digital display for the following performance parameters:

• Wheel speed (optional)

• Lap times up to 45 minutes

• Lap Time Memory (optional)

• Engine speed (RPM)

• Oil pressure

• Oil temperature

• Water temperature

• Fuel pressure

• Battery voltage

• Fuel pressure

• Battery voltage

• Lateral acceleration (optional). This option is used only in

conjunction with the optional logging system. The information from

it is not displayed on the Display Module.

• Predictive Lap Timer display (optional)

• Maximum and Minimum Corner Speeds display(optional)

You can view the peak values (tell-tales) for all the parameters.

The system provides a range of warning messages based on

preset alarm values for the following performance parameters:

• Oil pressure

• Oil temperature

• Water temperature

You can enable or disable the warning system for each

parameter individually.

You can redene the preset alarm value for each parameter to a

value that is more suitable for your vehicle.

The system provides a gearshift warning light that illuminates

above a RPM value that you dene for your vehicle.

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STACK ST8100 Display System Chapter 1. Introducing the Display System

Chapter 1. Introducing the Display

System

Returned Goods Form

The Stack ST8100 Display System monitors and displays

a range of values, known as performance parameters,

needed for effective car and driver management in most

competitive situations.

The system combines an analogue tachometer with a

digital display for the following performance parameters:

• Wheel speed (optional)

• Lap times up to 45 minutes

• Lap Time Memory (optional)

• Engine speed (RPM)

• Oil pressure

• Oil temperature

• Water temperature

• Fuel pressure

• Battery voltage

• Fuel pressure

• Battery voltage

• Lateral acceleration (optional). This option is used only in

conjunction with the optional logging system. The information from

it is not displayed on the Display Module.

• Predictive Lap Timer display (optional)

• Maximum and Minimum Corner Speeds display(optional)

You can view the peak values (tell-tales) for all the parameters.

The system provides a range of warning messages based on

preset alarm values for the following performance parameters:

• Oil pressure

• Oil temperature

• Water temperature

You can enable or disable the warning system for each

parameter individually.

You can redene the preset alarm value for each parameter to a

value that is more suitable for your vehicle.

The system provides a gearshift warning light that illuminates

above a RPM value that you dene for your vehicle.

In the unlikely event of a Stack part developing a fault and requiring repairs,

you are kindly requested to send the part back to Stack Ltd with a

completed Returned Goods Form. Returning a part without this form will

lengthen the repair time and possibly increase the cost of the repair.

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STACK ST8100 Display System Appendix B. Wiring Harness Schematic Diagram

How to use this Manual

Appendix B. Wiring Harenss Schematic

Diagram Stack recommends that you unpack and connect the

components in the system before you install it in your

vehicle. This will enable you to familiarise yourself with

operating the display and conguring it for the vehicle in

which you intend to install it.

This manual starts by taking you through the process of

setting up the system before installation, operating the digital

display, conguring the system and setting the alarm values

and installing it in the vehicle. By the end of Chapter 2 you

will have set up the system so that you will be assured that it is

functioning normally. You can then read Chapter 3 and

practice using its functions. Chapter 4 takes you through

conguring it for your vehicle, Chapter 5 explains how to

install it in the vehicle and Chapter 6 provides a set of troubleshooting

guidelines.

A template for the Display Module dashboard cut-out is

provided in Appendix A and a schematic diagram of the

wiring harness is in Appendix B.

Please note that this manual does not attempt to explain how

to interpret or use the information from the ST8100 Display

System as this is very specic to the type of vehicle in which

it is installed and the type of competition in which the vehicle

is engaged.

Users Guide

STACK ST8100 Display System Chapter 2. Getting Started

Standard ST8100 Display System Items

Optional ST8100 Display System Items

Chapter 2. Getting Started

This chapter guides you through the initial unpacking

and setting-up of the equipment for pre-installation checks and

familiarisation with its operation.

The ST8100 Display System is supplied with the following

standard components.

The ST8100 Display System can be used with the following

optional components.

Quantity Description

1 RPM Sensor (ST696 Opto Isolator or ST697 H.T. Pick-

up)

1 Wheel Speed Sensor (ST670)

1 Lateral G-force Sensor (ST791)

1 Infra-red Lap Time Receiver (ST543)

1 Infra-red Lap Time Beacon (ST544)

1 External Gear Shift Warning Lamp (ST534, ST537)

1 External Alarm Warning Lamp (ST533, ST536)

1 “Max” Option This includes the Predictive Lap Timer,

Corner Speed and Lap Time Memory displays pre-tted

in the Display Module.

Quantity Description

1 Display Module (ST867) with 2 mounting brackets

1 Wiring Harness (ST872-006)

2 Pressure Sensors (ST747 + thread adapters)

2 Temperature Sensors (ST760, ST761, ST762 or ST764)

4 Switches (ST514)

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STACK ST8100 Display System Appendix A. Template for the Display Module

The Display Module

Appendix A. Template for the Display Module

Wiring Harness

The Display Module consists of an analogue tachometer and a

digital display panel.

Use the template on the following page for cutting out an

aperture for the Display System.

The Display Module is connected to a variety of sensors by a

wiring harness. The wiring harness has a 19-way military

connector for connection to the Display Module.

Labels on short cables Connection To

REG 5 volt regulator stub

S1 to S4 Switches 1 to 4

WS Wheel speed sensor

LAP Lap timing sensor

SL Gear shift warning light

AL Alarm warning light

NET Data logging expansion pack

ECU

(Not normally tted)

Allows specially congured systems to

communicate with engine control units

Each of the wires in the harness is labelled.

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Connecting the Components

Labels on Long Cables: Connection To

ES Engine Speed (RPM)

OT Oil temperature sensor

WT Water temperature sensor

OP Oil pressure sensor

F Fuel pressure sensor

A Accelerometer sensor

B+ Battery Positive

B- Battery Negative (Earth)

1. Connect the wiring harness to the Display Module.

2. Connect the four switches to the cables labelled S1 to S4.

3. Connect each of the sensors that you have purchased to

the appropriate wire in the wiring harness, as shown

above.

4. Connect a 12v DC power supply to the power input cable.

5. Switch on the 12v DC power supply.

The Display Module should start up with an alarm signal

indicating low oil pressure.

This is normal in this environment.

You can now proceed to familiarise yourself with operating

the Display Module.

Symptom Possible Cause Remedy Notes

Display and

alarm light

ash when

engine is

running

Intermittent

alarm caused by

a parameter with

its alarm level

set too close

to the normal

operating

Either change

the value for the

alarm off

Press switch 2 to see

which sensor is causing

the alarm

Display works

ok until the

engine starts

the Display

freezes

or resets

continuously

Intererence from

Ignition system

& HT Leads

Fit Suppressed

(Silicon) HT Leads

Fit a suppression

capacitor (2.2uF)

between the

coil (battery

connection) &

chassis

Use'Helica!' suppressed

leads in extreme cases

ST8100 wiring

close to HT leads

& or injector

leads, or HT

leads tied to

isolated metal

work to which

ST8100 wiring is

also tied.

Run /st8100

wiring away

from HT leads &

injector leads.

Recommended

Minimum spacing

75mm (3.0")

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