Menu "Read Values"
READ VALUES (MENU) TABLE
| Text | Unit | Min. | Max. | Description |
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| Outdoor Temperature | °C | -40 | 80 | Read the unfiltered value for the outdoor temperature. |
| Outdoor Temperature, Filtered | °C | -40 | 80 | The SID unit's internal filtered value for outdoor temperature. Filtering takes place as follows:
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| Rheostat Sensor | Volt | 0 | 05.00 | Voltage across the resistor in the rheostat. The voltage changes linearly from 0 V (max. rheostat level) to approx. 3.5 V (min. rheostat level). |
| Rheostat, Filtered | % | 0 | 100 | Rheostat value, converted internally into %
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| Rheostat Night Panel, Filtered | % | 0 | 100 | Rheostat value, converted internally into %, reduced by a fixed value. |
| LCD Dimmer Value, Filtered | % | 0 | 100 | Lighting value for display converted internally into %. The value is calculated from the rheostat level and the level of the light intensity in the car. |
| Indoor Light Sensor Value | % | 0 | 100 | Value from light sensor for interior light intensity in %. |
| Indoor Light Intensity, Filtered | lux | 0 | 1200 | The SID unit's internal filtered value for interior light intensity. |
| Steering Wheel Control | Volt | 0 | 05.00 | The steering wheel buttons consist of 7 resistors connected in series and supplied with +5 V from the SID unit. When a button is pressed, the resistor concerned is grounded, giving the relevant voltage. See STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS (SWITCHES) for voltage values. On cars without steering wheel buttons only the voltage for the horn button is applicable. |
| Steering Wheel Buttons | NONE NXT DOWN UP SRC VOL + VOL - |
0 | 8 | Internal conversion from voltage to show which button has been pressed. See STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS , STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS (SWITCHES) |
| Coolant Fluid Level Sw | Inactive ACTIVE |
0 | 1 | The sensor opens the circuit to ground when the coolant level is low. |
| Washer Fluid Level Sw | Inactive / ACTIVE | 0 | 1 | The sensor opens the circuit to ground when the washer fluid level is low. |
| Front Lamp Failure | NO / YES | 0 | 1 | The SID unit energizes the filament monitor which grounds this input if any of the front lamps is faulty. |
| SID Buttons | NONE C- C+ NIGHT PANEL TRIP UP TRIP DOWN SET CLEAR |
0 | 128 | The buttons on the SID unit can be read with this command. See FUNCTION KEYS . |
| Horn Button | Off On | 0 | 1 | The horn button value from the steering wheel converted from voltage to show whether the button was pressed ON/OFF. See STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS for reading voltages from sensors. |
| Parking Heater | Off On |
0 | 1 | If the parking heater is connected as an accessory, the input from the clock (timer) can be read. For this type of connection, the SID unit must be programmed in order for it to control the function. |
| Month | MONTH | 1 | 12 | The SID unit contains a real-time clock which keeps a record of the day, month, hour, minute and second. To set the clock, see TIME FUNCTION . |
| Day | 1 | 31 | The SID unit contains a real-time clock which keeps a record of the day, month, hour, minute and second. To set the clock, see TIME FUNCTION . |
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| Hour | 0 | 24 | The SID unit contains a real-time clock which keeps a record of the day, month, hour, minute and second. To set the clock, see TIME FUNCTION . |
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| Minutes | 0 | 60 | The SID unit contains a real-time clock which keeps a record of the day, month, hour, minute and second. To set the clock, see TIME FUNCTION . |
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| Seconds | 0 | 60 | The SID unit contains a real-time clock which keeps a record of the day, month, hour, minute and second. To set the clock, see TIME FUNCTION . |
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| Key Not Accepted Message | Inactive/ACTIVE | 0 | 1 | The request to show the message comes from TWICE. It can be disabled with DICE. |
| Days Until Service | Days | 0 | 365 | Shows the number of days remaining until service. |