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    I had a quick poke through old posts .. some folks seem to have ACE anomalies.

    One other question. I thought the D2 outputted a square wave signal for speed.

    is this correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AK83 View Post
    I had a quick poke through old posts .. some folks seem to have ACE anomalies.

    One other question. I thought the D2 outputted a square wave signal for speed.

    is this correct?
    As I understand it, it’s the frequency that’s unique...
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    So do I use the brown or white wire? Their are two different posts with different answers,

    I just need an clean diagram please I don't have ace

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kaaaiju View Post
    So do I use the brown or white wire? Their are two different posts with different answers,

    I just need an clean diagram please I don't have ace

    Thanks
    I'm not sure this helps. I hadnt heard about it throwing ACE faults before but if people have used both and they both work, then I would use the white to SLABS and if it faults then swap it over to the brown. My gut feeling is that the Hall Effect sensor input would be the way to go as its a digital signal rather than the analogue signal from the inductive pickup - which potentially output a similar wave form which may throw the ACE fault???

    Here is a diagram from Onebob

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    Fitting C6100-4 Radio Interface Unit

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaaaiju View Post
    So do I use the brown or white wire? Their are two different posts with different answers,

    I just need an clean diagram please I don't have ace

    Thanks
    Fitting C6100-4 Radio Interface Unit well it’s a clean diagram showing the connections in colour - and
    I mentioned that you had “got it right”Fitting C6100-4 Radio Interface Unit
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    Fitting C6100-4 Radio Interface Unit

    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    Onebob, why do you give the ACE an uncorrected signal?
    With a suspension lift, or bigger tyres, or both, ACE equiped D2’s require the ACE system to be recalibrated. However, add a speed correction device into mix then many owners report unusual behaviour from ACE that a followup calibration doesn’t resolve. In my case it was like there was a delay between the accelerometer detection and the hydraulic system reaction. Returning an uncorrected RRS to the ACE computer settled it all back to normal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onebob View Post
    With a suspension lift, or bigger tyres, or both, ACE equiped D2’s require the ACE system to be recalibrated. However, add a speed correction device into mix then many owners report unusual behaviour from ACE that a followup calibration doesn’t resolve. In my case it was like there was a delay between the accelerometer detection and the hydraulic system reaction. Returning an uncorrected RRS to the ACE computer settled it all back to normal.
    Ahhh, yep. The twitch, wandering, mid corner roll and nervousness. Thats caused by the rear end roll from the lift. Front swaybar links in the rear solves it - its a bit more than that to fit them due to the ACE ram and a couple of clearance points, but it corrects the handling again.
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