Power Connection - Trail Tech VOYAGER PRO Quick Start

POWER CONNECTION:

FOR USE ON 12V REGULATED DC SYSTEMS ONLY!
Connecting to AC power will damage Voyager Pro and void the warranty.
Use a volt meter to confirm nominal 12V DC.
When charging, Voyager Pro MUST BE powered on (avoids draining vehicle battery).
Fuse: Introducing a fuse into the circuit before electronics is always a good idea.
Use a 2 amp fuse with Voyager Pro (not provided).
Vehicles with Regulated DC Power: Voyager Pro requires DC power. Vehicles
with a battery or capacitor and regulator/rectifier produce DC power. Connect
the power wire directly to the vehicle's 12V battery. Connect the red wire to the
positive(+) battery terminal and the black wire to the negative(-) battery terminal.
Vehicles with AC Power: Use the Voyager Pro AC wall charger, or upgrade to a DC
electrical system. Most carbureted MX bikes put out AC power, but Voyager Pro requires DC power.
SENSORS:
The Voyager Pro vehicle sensors
fasten securely to the dock using
waterproof JST connectors.
The connectors are all different
shapes, ensuring you do not plug
a sensor into the wrong connector.
Buddy Tracking V2V Antenna
TACH IGNITION SENSOR:
The ignition sensor enables tachometer readings and the
animated bar graph on the tach screen of Voyager Pro.
OPTION 1: (Preferred option for most vehicles.)
Capacitive coupling to spark plug wire:
1. To install ignition sensor wire, wrap the
red part of the sensor wire around the
coil wire 5 times.
If required, you may shorten the length of the ignition
sensor. Be very careful when stripping back the black
casing to avoid damaging the inner red wire.
OPTION 2:
If the coil is attached to the spark plug, then wrap the sensor like this:
Step 1:
Pull water-seal
down. Wrap
ignition sensor
around coil boot.
POWER AND TACH SENSORS
INSTALLS
Ambient Temperature Sensor
Step 2:
Replace
water-seal.
Water
Seal
GPS Antenna
Coil
Ignition
Sensor
Wrap
Spark Plug
Power Wire
Wheel Sensor
Tach Ignition Sensor
Power Wire
Engine Temperature Sensor
Step 3:
Reinstall
coil boot.
Ignition
Sensor