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How Does it work 1. Attach supplied
power supply to the PBP (pin bed
programmer) and plug into an AC Outlet.
2. Using the PLC (Program Link Cable) hooked to a computer
running Windows, plug the 6
pin din connector into the connector on the PBP.
3. Make sure the bare wires at the end of the ignition
harness are not touching each other.
4. Lift the clamp lever and place the ignition on the PBP
with the wiring harness facing the printed
circuit board. Slide the ignition bottom in the guide slot until
it seats.
5. Close the PBP clamp, making sure the 5 pins meet the
Ignition PC Board matching the program pads (See photo
above).
6. Using the IDS program (click
here if you don't have the
program), open the Help - About Power Arc IDS dialog and
click on the Read button. The values should appear in the
information fields. If you cannot establish
a connection to the module make sure you have selected the COM
port using the Settings - Serial Port Dialog menu. (See
IDS Help for complete programming instructions).
Restart the IDS application after setting the com port.
7. Once the About Power Arc IDS Dialog can be read the ignition is ready to be programmed using the IDS
program.
The IDS program (version 2.1.2 and above) can be used to
program the rev. limit without changing or knowing the existing timing curve in
the ignition module. See IDS
Help for more information.
Download the pin bed manual
here.
* PLC (Program Link
Cable Required) to interface with computer. PLC sold
separately. The pin bed programmer is not available for
retail purchase (wholesale only). |
