Rev Speed Meter Instruction Manual

The RSM (Rev Speed Meter) is a multi function measuring device designed to measure and monitor vehicle speed, RPM, 0-400m time, mid range acceleration, estimated horsepower, as well as acceleration G.(Using optional G Sensor)
- Easy to Read VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display)
The RSM utilizes and easy to read VFD screen in a highly stylish case which also complements the cockpit interior.
Due to the 3 row 7 segment LED screen used on the previous model, we were only able to display a limited amout of information on screen. Now with the new dot matrix VFD screen, we are able to display multiple types of data in multiple for mats. In addition, we are also able to display the data in graph mode, and analog modes to ensure that the driver is properly informed.
- Thin Case/ Single Button Design
Circuit board and case design have been engineered to fit into a highly compact 52mm x 126mm x 18mm space. This allows easy mounting on the steering column and dashboard. Since the unit is self contained, there is no need to search for room to mount a control box. By using a single button design, we have also maximized efficiency when navigating through the menus.
- Allows Speed Limiter Cut for a variety of Applications Compatible with new style HONDA speed limiters.
- Retains MEMORY settings even with the battery disconnected By utilizing an EEPROM, the unit will not lose its memory settings even if the battery is disconnected, or the power is turned OFF. Of course, the best 5 Time Measurements are also constantly stored. This eliminates the necessity of reprogramming the unit every time after routine services.

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Back to Basics: How to Set Up Your new HDTV

So you finally went out and bought a high-definition TV. Congratulations — you’ve joined a growing community of people who’ve switched to the new digital technology. Considering HDTV’s stunningly realistic, widescreen images and Dolby Digital sound, it’s easy to see why more and more home-entertainment enthusiasts would rather have an HDTV than an apprenticeship with Donald Trump.

But because HDTV is relatively new, a lot of people still aren’t aware even of the basics. For example, many don’t know that an “HD-ready” set (a.k.a. an HDTV monitor) needs to be connected to an outboard digital tuner before it can receive any highdefinition shows. Or that just because HDTVs “upconvert” standard TV signals for display in the higher-resolution 720p (progressive-scan) or 1080i (interlaced) format doesn’t mean the programs are true HDTV. To view honest-to-goodness high-def broadcasts, you need the proper equipment, properly connected, and you need a high-def signal. Before delving into the various connection options, let’s review some basic TV-setup considerations. Whether you go with a direct-view, rear-projection, or flat-panel model — or even a front projector — you’ll want to roughly match the screen size to the room so you won’t have to sit too close or too far away to see the whole picture in full detail. A general rule of thumb for comfortable viewing distance is about twice the diagonal screen size (1 1/2 times if you’re using a front projector). For example, if your set has a 40- inch screen measured diagonally, you should sit at least 6 1/2 feet away. Room lighting is also important. For daytime viewing, place the TV where windows can’t shine light onto the screen. And for best nighttime viewing, situate lamps so their reflections don’t appear on the screen.

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VPN Set Up Guide for Windows Vista

1 - Open up the Control Panel from the Start Menu & double click on the Network & Internet Connections item.
2 - Under Networking and Sharing Center, Click on "Connect to a Network".
3 - Next, Click on "Set up a connection or Network."
4 - Select the "Connect to a Workplace" item at the bottom of the list and press Next >
5 - You will be asked, how do you want to connect? Select "Use my Internet Connection (VPN)"
6 - In the box labelled Internet address enter IP address provided in e-mail. In the box labelled Destination name enter "Libertyvpn", Unselect the first two check boxes and select the box "don't connect now, just set it up so I can connect later" Press Next >
7 - Now enter your Username, password, check "Remember this password" and press Create.
8 - The screen will show, "The connection is Ready to use" Click the "Close" button to return to the "Network and Internet" screen.
9 - In the Network and Internet screen, click on "Connect to a network" again.
10 - In the Connect to a Network screen, you should see the Libertyvpn connection that we have set up. Right-click on the Libertyvpn connection and choose "Properties" from the menu that appears.
11 - From the Properties, click on the "Options" tab. Make sure the checkbox labelled "Include Windows logon domain" is unchecked. Then click the "PPP Settings." button. Make sure that Only "Negotiate multi-link connections" is unchecked
12 - From the Properties, click on the "Security" tab. The security option should be "Typical", "Require Secured Password" and ONLY check "require data encryption"

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