Table of Contents

Read Me
4.....Safety Warning and Caution
5.....Safety Guidelines
At a Glance
6.....Physical Overview - The Display
7.....Accessories
8.....Touch Screen Gestures
9.....Menu Icons
9.....Common Terms
Getting Started
10.....Download the Fusion Update Software
11.....Using the Fusion Update Software
12.....Cable Installation
12.....Windshield Mount Installation
13.....Installing the Display
Display Setup
14.....Download and Install MyStyle Software
15.....Adding Custom Background Images
16.....Entering the Quick Link Menu
17.....Entering the Pull Down Menu
18.....Changing the Default Background Image
19.....Individual Gauge Setup
20.....Configuring the Home Screens
22.....Calibrating Pitch, Roll, & G-Force Gauges
23.....Using the Off Road Screen
24.....Using the Switch Screen - Quick Features
26.....Using the Switch Screen - Toggle Switches
Settings
28.....Accessory Settings
30.....Alert Settings
31.....Sound Duration - Alerts
31.....Backlight Auto dim
32.....Menu Time out
32.....Vehicle Weight
32.....Units
33.....Unlock TPMS Control
33.....Show Swipe Tutorial Off
33.....Calibrate Accelerometer
33.....Factory Reset
Performance Settings
34.....Basic Programming
36.....Custom Vehicle Programming
38.....Power Levels Explained
39.....Custom Options Explained
Diagnostics
40.....Read DTCs
41.....Clear DTCs
Performance Testing
42.....0-60 & Quarter Mile
43.....Horsepower
Data Log
44.....Data Logging Explained
45.....Retrieving Data Using MyStyle
Records
46.....Records Explained
Help
47.....Help Menu Explained
Maintenance Manager
48.....Turn on Maintenance Manager
49.....Entering the Odometer Value
50.....Setting the Alert Threshold
51.....Customizing Maintenance Items
Mileage Coach
52.....Mileage Coach Set Up
Appendix
54.....Limited 1 Year Warranty
55.....Important Information about your Vehicle’s Warranty
56.....Service Center and Compatibility Cautions
57.....Tips
57.....CARB/EPA Compliance
58.....Trouble Shooting
Read Me
Safety Warning and Caution
Throughout this User Manual you will see important messages
regarding your safety or the protection of your vehicle. These
messages are designated by the words WARNING or CAUTION.

WARNING indicates a condition that may cause serious

injury or death to you, your passengers or others nearby.
Pay careful attention to these Warning messages, and al-
ways comply with them. They could save a life.

CAUTION indicates a condition that could cause damage to

your vehicle. It is important to install and operate your
product in conformance with instructions in this Manual.
Caution alerts you to particularly important things that will
keep your vehicle operating properly.

The product you have purchased is a high-performance product.

As such, it does present some risks of which you should be fully
aware. Do not use this product until you have carefully read the
following safety information and the Owner Agreement.

NOTE: After the display has been installed, a warning

screen will appear (3) different times.

WARNING: Misuse of this device could lead to a

serious accident. Do not use to break legal speed limits.
Before installing, read and comply with all information in the
User Guide. Do you agree?

If you agree with the agreement, select Yes to continue.

4
Safety Guidelines
1. Do not exceed legal speed limits on public roadways. Use any
enhanced speed capabilities of this product only in closed circuit,
legally sanctioned racing environments expressly for this purpose.
Loss of control from speeding on a public road could seriously
injure you, your passengers, or others on the roadway.

2. Do not operate the device while driving. Perform all adjust-

ments or changes while stopped. Changing a setting while under
way can interfere with your attention to roadway conditions.

3. “Stacking” performance-enhancing devices or other improper

installation can cause power train failure on the road. Other prod-
ucts may have features incompatible with your Superchips device.
Follow all installation and operating instructions, and do not stack
products.

4. Some modifications may affect other parts of your vehicle. For

example, if you remove/adjust the speed limiter in your vehicle, be
sure your tires and other components are rated for the increased
speeds they will have to withstand. Not doing so can lead to loss
of vehicle control. Modify the speed limiter only for use in closed
circuit, legally sanctioned racing environments, not for use on pub-
lic roadways.

WARNING - Misapplication or misuse of this product

could lead to a serious or fatal accident. Comply with all
safety information in this manual, and your vehicle owner’s
manual. Follow safety, installation and operating instructions
in this User Manual to assure proper use.

5
At a Glance
Physical Overview - The Display

Drop-down
Menu Gauges

Ambient
Light
Sensor

Quick Link
Menu

Video
In

HDMI
Port

Mount
Receiver
Mini USB port

6 At a Glance
Accessories
Windshield Mount Alcohol Wipe

Iso-
propyl

Mini USB Cable Zip-Ties

OBDII to HDMI cable

HDMI

EAS

OBDII

At a Glance
7
Touch Screen Gestures
Use these gestures to navigate and control the display.

Press Hold & Drag

The Press gesture is used The Hold & Drag gesture

to select options, input is used to drag up or down
values, enter menus, etc. menus, and scroll through
menu items.

Swipe

The Swipe gesture is used to

scroll through gauge screens.

8 At a Glance
Menu Icons

Icon What it does

Home Brings you back to the home screen

Background Changes the background Image

Custom Color Opens the custom color picking menu

Default Color Opens the default color picking menu

Back Brings you back to the previous screen or menu

Common Terms

Term What it is
PID - Parameter IDs Data taken from a vehicle & viewed in a gauge

EAS - Expandable Accessory Allows you to connect aftermarket sensors and

System other devices such as turbo timers

ECM - Engine Control (aka ECU) A computer that controls various

Module sensors and engine components

TCM - Transmission Control (aka TCU) A computer that controls automatic

Module transmissions

PCM - Power Control (aka PCU) Combines and provides power for
Module the ECM and TCM

At a Glance
9
Getting Started
Download the Fusion Update Software

A computer with internet access is required:

STEP 1 - Go to www.superchips.com
STEP 2 - Click the UPDATES tab, then DOWNLOAD Fusion.
STEP 3 - Open the FusionClientSetup.exe file, then click Run.
STEP 4 - Click Next to begin.
STEP 5 - Choose a folder location, then click Next to continue.
STEP 6 - Click Next to confirm the installation.
STEP 7 - Click the OK button if during the installation, the following
message appears:

“These drivers are not Windows Logo or WHQL verified. If you are
asked, please choose to install them anyway.”

STEP 8 - Click Close to exit once the installation is complete.

STEP 9 - Double click the Fusion Icon on your desktop.
STEP 10 - Click on the Create a New User option.
STEP 11 - Fill in the required information and click Save.

An e-mail containing your fusion password will be sent to the e-mail you
used in the form. Use this password to login into Fusion. (NOTE: The
password is case sensitive)

STEP 12 - Double click the Fusion Icon on your desktop.

STEP 13 - Plug the display into the computer using the USB cable.
STEP 14 - If asked, choose “Yes, this time only”, then click Next.
STEP 15 - Select Install the software automatically then Next.
STEP 16 - If you’re asked to “Continue Anyway” or “STOP instal-
lation” click Continue Anyway then click Next to complete the
hardware wizard.

10 Getting Started
Using the Fusion Update Software

A computer with internet access is required:

STEP 1 - Double click the Fusion Icon on your desktop.
STEP 2 - When asked, plug the display into the computer
using the supplied USB cable.

STEP 3a - If an update is available, click YES to continue.

DO NOT unplug the display from the computer during an update.

STEP 3b - If an update is not available, click the OK button.

STEP 4 - Once the update is complete, click Close.

Getting Started
11
Cable Installation

STEP 1 - Locate the On Board Diagnostics II (OBDII) port.

(This connector is typically found directly below the driver side dash
console.)

STEP 2 - Plug the HDMI

OBDII connector into
the vehicle port.

STEP 3 - Route the

HDMI end up the
driver side dash.
(On most vehicles,
the side panel may be
removed to expose EAS
the underside of the
dash for easier routing. OBDII
Leave exposed until
after the display is installed.)

Windshield Mount Installation

STEP 1 - Use the Alcohol Wipe

to liberally clean the windshield
in the area you plan to place the
suction cup. Allow the glass to
fully dry.

STEP 2 - Firmly press and hold

the suction mount against the
glass.

STEP 3 - Rotate the Cam Lever

towards the glass to create the
suction.

12 Getting Started
Installing the Display

STEP 1 - Plug the HDMI

connector into the HDMI re-
ceptacle located on the back
side of the display.

STEP 2 - Align the Dual

Tabs on the Mount with the
mount receiver on the back
side of the display, then slide
it into place.

STEP 3 - Adjust the viewing

angle using the adjustment
nut on the mount’s swivel
head.

STEP 4 - Pull any extra cable back

behind the pillar and dash. (Re-install any panels removed
during the Cable Installation.)

Getting Started
13
Display Setup
Download and Install MyStyle Software
MyStyle is software that allows you to customize your display
background image and manage your EAS devices.

A computer with internet access is required:

STEP 1 - Go to www.superchips.com

STEP 2 - Click the UPDATES

tab, then Mystyle
DOWNLOAD.

STEP 3 - Open the MyStyleSetup.exe file, then click Run.

STEP 4 - Click Next to begin.

STEP 5 - Choose a folder location,

then click Next to continue.

STEP 6 - Click Next to confirm the

installation.

STEP 7 - Click the OK button if during

the installation, the
following message appears:
“These drivers are not Windows Logo or WHQL verified. If you are asked,
please choose to install them anyway.”

STEP 8 - Click Close to exit once the installation is complete.

14 Display Set Up
Adding Custom Background Images
This section describes how to add personalized photos or pictures
to your display using a computer.

STEP 1 - Double-click the MyStyle icon on your desktop.

STEP 2 - Connect the display using the supplied USB cable.

When a display is plugged in, an image of the display will appear with
a 9 digit number.

STEP 3 - Click
the image of your
display.

STEP 4 - Choose
to Customize the
Display.

STEP 5 - Select an Image to replace.

STEP 6 - Select the

Open Image button.

STEP 7 - Use the avail-

able tools to size and
align your image.

STEP 8 - Click the

Save Background button
to save your progress.
This will also save the
new background image
to you display.

Display Set Up
15
Entering the Quick Link Menu
STEP 1 - Press the lower menu tab to enter the Quick Link
Menu.

STEP 2 - The Main Menu will appear. Choose a menu option,

and Press the Icon to enter that feature menu. (Note: Each
feature menu option is shown in detail later in this manual)

Return
to Home
Screen

16 Display Set Up
Entering the Pull Down Menu
STEP 1 - Press the upper menu tab to enter the Pull Down Menu.

The following screen will appear:

If notifications are active
they will be listed here.
These buttons toggle the power
If multiple notifications are
level which is displayed be-
active at one time they will
tween the two.
alternate every few seconds.
Change
Light Background
Indicator Image

Adjust
Return
Background
to Home
Color
Screen
&
Opacity

When the Drop Down menu is closed, this tab alerts

you to any notifications that are available by changing
color.

Display Set Up
17
Changing the Default Background Image
STEP 1 - Enter the Pull Down Menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Background icon.

Each press of the icon will cycle through to the next image:

Tracks Honey Comb Moab

Carbon Fiber Sand Camouflage

Cement Desert Tread

Refer to the “Adding Custom Background Images”

section of this manual for information on how to add
Old Barn your own images to the display.

18 Display Set Up
Individual Gauge Setup
STEP 1 - Press any gauge.

STEP 2 - Select New PID

Some Analog
gauges allow
Battery Voltage Please Refer
you to change
Select New PID
its color to Alert
Alert Settings Options
Gauge Color Section for
Describes the PID Information more info
selected PID Exit Menu

STEP 3 - Press the Up/Down arrows to locate a new PID.

Select a new PID.
PID Select Menu
Manifold Abs Pressure

Mass Air Flow

Mileage Avg.
Mileage Inst.

Mileage Coach

STEP 4 - Return Home. The new PID will be displayed on the

gauge you selected.

Display Set Up
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Configuring the Home Screens
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.
STEP 2 - Press the Screen Layout Icon

STEP 3 - Select the a DAQ screen option

Press to
Screen Layout select a
Background
default
DAQ Screen 1 - Master Background
DAQ Screen 2 - Accelerometer image

STEP 4 - Select one of the screen layout options

Screen Layout

Master Digital Retro

Needles Accelerometer Rubicon

20 Display Set Up
 Master Gauge Digital Gauges Retro Gauge

Needle Gauges Accelerometer Gauges Rubicon Gauges

Switch Screen
The Switch Screen is an additional layout. Continue
with steps 5 & 6 below until the Switch Gauges are
shown.

STEP 5 - Return to the Home screen.

STEP 6 - Swipe horizontally to switch between your selected

layouts.

Display Set Up
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Calibrating Pitch, Roll, & G-Force Gauges
Once the display has been installed, and is mounted in a semi-
permanent position, the Pitch, Roll, & G-Force gauges will
need to be calibrated.

STEP 1 - Refer to Configuring the Home Screen section in this

manual. Assign the Accelerometer screen layout to one of the
DAQ screens.

STEP 2 - Once the

Accelerometer Gauge
is displayed, enter the
Quick Link menu.

STEP 3 - Press the Settings icon.

STEP 4 - Press the Up/

Down arrows until the Settings
Calibrate Accelerometer Calibrate Accelerometer
option is available. Units: English

Unlock TPMS Control

STEP 5 - Press the Factory Reset
Calibrate Accelerometer
option.

STEP 6 - Return home to the

gauge screen.

The Pitch, Roll, & G-Force gauges

should all read zero.

22 Display Set Up
Using the Rubicon Screen
The following screen is vehicle specific. Your screen may or may
not have all of the features as shown.

NOTE: Screen images may vary based on your vehicle.

SWAY
This will disable the light from
displaying on your dash. To
turn this feature on, press the
button and follow the on-
screen instructions.

TPMS
(2007+) This feature allows you to turn the Tire
Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors
OFF in vehicles that are equipped with
non-stock tires. Quite often many after-market
tires lack these sensors and this causes the
TPMS lamp to turn ON in a vehicle. To turn
this feature on, press the button and follow the
on-screen instructions.

LOCK
Locks and unlocks Front or Rear Differentials. To enable this
feature, press the button and follow the on-screen instructions.

NOTE: The LOCK feature will be automatically disabled

after you exceed 30 MPH for safety.

Display Set Up
23
Using the Switch Screen - Quick Features
The availability of the following features depends on the year &
model of your Jeep.
Tire Size Axle Ratio Engine Idle
This feature allows This feature allows you to adjust This feature allows
you modify the pro- the calculated output shaft the user to increase
grammed Tire Height speed. the engine Idle RPM
while also adjusting momentarily during
the speedometer for CAUTION: This feature should extreme conditions
non-stock tires. only be used if you have re- (e.g. while winching,
placed the stock Axle. etc.) Select an RPM
that you would like
the engine to idle at
and press ENTER.

Run Lights Engine Timing Tire Pressure

This feature allows you to This feature gives
This feature allows you
change the Daytime Running the option to Retard
to adjust the tire pres-
lights configuration on your the Timing down a
sure at which
vehicle. total of 6 degrees.
the TPMS
warning light
-OFF: No lamps. CAUTION: This will illuminate for a low
-TURN SIGNALS: Turn lamps feature should tire-pressure condition.
-LOW: Same as stock. only be used if you The selectable range is
-FOG: Fog lamps only are experiencing from 22 PSI to 64 PSI.
-EURO: Dim Setting/Half Lumi- pre-detonation
nosity while in a pro- NOTE: If your dash
-HIGH: High Beams grammed level. is able to display Tire
Pressure, the value
NOTE: Changes will take you entered may not
effect as soon as the vehicle be the value shown.
is started and placed into
Reverse or Drive.

24 Display Set Up
The following Quick Features are not shown on the previous
page, but could be displayed instead of or in addition to what is
shown. The availability of the following features depends on the
year and model of your Jeep:

Accessory Delay Adjustment

Allows you to adjust the length of time your radio stays on after you have
turned the key to the Off position.

Automatic Door Lock Toggle

Allows you to turn ON or OFF the vehicle feature that automatically locks your
doors once the vehicle is in motion.

Horn Chirp
Allows you to turn ON or OFF the horn “chirp” when locking the vehicle.

Lamp Flash
Allows you to turn ON or OFF the vehicle lamp flash when locking the vehicle.

One Touch Lane Change

Allows you to toggle this vehicle feature ON or OFF. When this feature is
turned OFF, your blinker will only blink once after pressing the switch.

Transfer Case Ratio Adjustment

This feature allows you to adjust the ratio based on your Jeeps specific transfer
case.

Transfer Case HI Adjustment

Allows you to adjust the transfer case settings while in 4-HI.

Transfer Case LO Adjustment

Allows you to adjust the transfer case settings while in 4-LO.

Display Set Up
25
Using the Switch Screen - Toggle Switches
If you have purchased an Expandable Accessory System (EAS) Power Switch,
you can use the Switch Screen to quickly toggle On or Off up to (4) different com-
ponents (e.g. light bars, pumps, winch, etc.) For proper installation of the Power
Switch, refer to the EAS Installation Manual. For information on how to operate
and customize each switch, continue on with this section.

STEP 1 - Install the EAS Power Switch device according to the EAS Installation
Manual.

STEP 2 - Once all of the proper connections are made, turn the key to the ON
position.

The display will detect the newly installed Power Switch during boot up. Once
detected, the first two buttons (left) will automatically be populated.

STEP 3 - To toggle the switch On or Off, simply press the switch. The light
indicator will illuminate when the switch is On.

26 Display Set Up
If you would like to customize a switch:

STEP 1 - Touch and hold the switch for 3 second, then let off.
A menu will appear.

3
2
1

STEP 2 - Select each option and make your adjustments accordingly.

The default name Allows you to

for each Power EAS SW1 (Green) select which
Switch that device you are
corresponds to the Select New Switch
controlling.
wire on the Power Rename Switch You may also
Switch pigtail. Button Color Deactivate the
(SW2 is blue) Switch Information
switch location.

Exit Menu
The new name can
Changes the color
be up to two words
of the illuminated
with less than 12
indicator when the
characters per
switch is On.
word.

STEP 3 - Return to the Switch Screen to see the changes you have made.

Display Set Up
27
Settings
Accessory Settings
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick
Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Settings

icon.

STEP 3 - Select Accessory

Settings. Settings
Accessory Settings

Alert Settings

Sound Duration -

Backlight Autodim -

Menu Timeout

STEP 4 - Select an option

in which you would like to Accessory Options
modify. Camera Delay - 2.0 sec

Camera at Startup: On

Turbo Cool Down Setup

STEP 5 - Select Camera Delay. Adjust the value using the ar-
rows, then press Enter.

28 Settings
The TrailDash is designed to display the back-up camera when the
vehicle is put into reverse. This fea-
ture allows you to specify how many
Camera Delay
seconds you would like the camera
view to wait before it shows up on 2.0
the display.
EXIT ENTER

NOTE: This feature is not available

on all model years.

STEP 6 - Select Camera At Startup.

Turning the Camera At Startup feature ON allows the back-up

camera image to automatically come on during the startup of the
display.

WARNING: Do not rely solely on the camera image for backing up.
It is possible for the camera image to freeze.

Settings
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Alert Settings
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Settings icon.

STEP 3 - Select Alert Settings from Alert Settings

the list.
Alerts are Off

Abs Throttle Position

Ambient Air Temp

STEP 4 - Select a PID from the list. Barometric Pressure

Battery Voltage

STEP 5 - Make your adjustments. In the example below, battery

voltage is being modified.

Turn On or Off the alert system

for all PIDs. Battery Voltage
Alert System On

Bat V Alert On
Turn On or Off this specific
PID’s alerts. Sound On

Set Point: 11.5

Exit Menu
Turn On or Off the alert sound
for this PID only.

This is the point at which you want the alert to be triggered for this PID.
The example above shows 11.5 as the value. If the display detects a battery voltage
of 11.5 volts or less, the alert will be triggered.

During an alert:
1)The alert will be displayed
2)This will light up in red
3)The tab will flash red
4) The gauge will flash red

30 Settings
Sound Duration - Alerts
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Settings icon.

STEP 3 - Select Sound Duration

from the list. Sound Duration

2
STEP 4 - Adjust the time (in
seconds) to the length of time an EXIT ENTER

alert should sound.

STEP 5 - Press Enter

Backlight Auto dim

Each display is equipped with a light sensor that detects how much light is enter-
ing the vehicle cab. During the day, the display will be at it’s maximum bright-
ness. As it gets darker outside, the display will automatically dim according to
the amount of sunlight. If the value is kept at 99%, the display will be as dim as
possible. If the value is set to 50%, the display will only be half as dim at night.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Settings icon.

STEP 3 - Scroll through the list and select Backlight Auto dim.

STEP 4 - Adjust the percent Auto dim Percent

value for how much dimming
will take place at night. 99

EXIT ENTER
STEP 5 - Press Enter.

Settings
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Menu Time out
This feature prevents the display from staying on for excess
amounts of time. Once the time runs out, the display will return to
the main gauge screen, then shut off.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Settings icon.

STEP 3 - Scroll through the

list and select Menu Time out. Menu Time out

STEP 4 - Adjust the time 300

value (in seconds). EXIT ENTER

STEP 5 - Press Enter.

Vehicle Weight
Before using the Horsepower test, the vehicle weight (aka curb
weight) must be entered first. The curb weight is the total weight
of a vehicle with standard equipment, all necessary operating
consumables (e.g., motor oil, coolant), a full tank of fuel, with no
passengers or cargo.

Units
Changing the unit option allows you to view PIDs in either Metric
or English. Vehicle Speed, for example, may be viewed as either
MPH or KPH. Temperature PIDs such as Engine Coolant Tempera-
ture may be viewed as either Fahrenheit or Celsius, etc.

CAUTION: If you set up your display while the units are in English, and then
switch to Metric, the values will remain the same, and not be converted.

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Unlock TPMS Control
This feature allows you to access your vehicle’s TPMS (Tire Pres-
sure Monitoring System). Once it is unlocked, you will be given
the ability to modify it’s parameters.

In order to use this feature:

1. Locate the serial # on the bottom of your device.

2. Go to: tpmsoptions.superchips.com

3. Fill out the required information and submit. An email will be

sent providing a link allowing you access to your unlock code.

4. Write this code down for future reference. Use the code to un-
lock the TPMS on your device.

Show Swipe Tutorial Off

This setting allows you to turn off the Swipe Tutorial that is shown
each time the device turns on.

Calibrate Accelerometer
Once the display has been installed, and is mounted in a semi-per-
manent position, the Pitch, Roll, & G-Force gauges will need to be
calibrated. The Calibrate Accelerometer setting allows you to zero
out all gauges at one time.

Factory Reset
This feature will return the display to the factory default settings.
All records and input data will be deleted unrecoverable.

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Performance Settings
Basic Programming
The TrailDash comes ready with power levels that can be used
to easily program the Jeep’s Power Control Module (PCM).
This section explains how to tune a Jeep using the standard
level options.

CAUTION: Programming requires that the vehicle be parked and not

moving. As such, make sure to park away from traffic or areas where
the vehicle may impede access or exit. Programming will take several
minutes and the vehicle can’t be started during this process.

STEP 1 - Unplug all power consuming devices plugged into

the cigarette lighter or other power ports. (NOTE: Some vehicles
require that the radio fuse be removed prior to programming.)

STEP 2 - Enter the

Quick Link menu.

STEP 3 - Press the

Performance Settings
icon.

STEP 4 - Select one of the available tuning levels.

WARNING: Do Not
combine or “Stack” chips Current Lvl - Stock
(modules) to gain more Lvl 0-Stock

horsepower. The chips Lvl 1 - Performance 93

could be incompatible and Lvl 2 - Performance 91
result in power-train failure Lvl 3 - Towing
or create dangerous condi- Lvl 4 - 87 Octane
tions leading to a serious or
fatal accident.

34 Performance Settings
STEP 5 - Press Yes to continue.
STEP 6 - When asked if you would like to create a custom
program, press NO.

NOTE: The TrailDash will begin to save the

stock files. These files are used to return
your vehicle back to it’s stock settings.

STEP 7 - When asked, follow the

Key-ON / Key-OFF instructions.

(NOTE: After the programming is complete, you will be taken back to the
Levels screen. At the top it will say: “Current Lvl - the tune you picked”)

Quick Link Menu

Performance Settings

Pick a Level
Key Device
Choose If programming
downloads
Tune for the first time
On/Off Stock File
No Continue?

Yes
See Custom Vehicle
Custom Program? Yes
Programming Complete

Programming section
No
NOTE: Do not be alarmed if your
Key
lights flash, your dash chimes, or
your doors automatically lock and
On/Off
unlock during the programming
process. These operations are
Programming
normal.
Do not Unplug!

Key CAUTION: Do Not unplug any of

the cables until the programming
On/Off sequence is 100% complete.

Performance Settings
35
Custom Vehicle Programming
The TrailDash comes ready with power levels that can be used to
easily program the vehicle’s Power Control Module (PCM). This
section explains how to modify custom options within each power
level.

CAUTION: Programming requires that the vehicle be parked and not

moving. As such, make sure to park away from traffic or areas where
the vehicle may impede access or exit. Programming will take several
minutes and the vehicle can’t be started during this process.

STEP 1 - Unplug all power consuming devices plugged into

the cigarette lighter or other power ports. (NOTE: Some vehicles
require that the radio fuse be removed prior to programming.)

STEP 2 - Enter the

Quick Link menu. (see
page 15)

STEP 3 - Press the

Performance Tuning
icon.

STEP 4 - Select one of the available tuning levels.

WARNING: Do Not
combine or “Stack” chips Current Lvl - Stock
(modules) to gain more Lvl 0-Stock

horsepower. The chips Lvl 1 - Performance 93

could be incompatible and Lvl 2 - Performance 91
result in power-train failure Lvl 3 - Towing
or create dangerous condi- Lvl 4 - 87 Octane
tions leading to a serious
or fatal accident.

STEP 5 - Press Yes to continue.

36 Performance Settings
STEP 6 - When asked if you would like to create a custom
program, press Yes.
STEP 7 - Scroll through the Speed Limiter

available options, modify them Speed Limiter - 85

accordingly, then press Enter.
EXIT ENTER
STEP 8 - Select Continue
Programming.
STEP 9 - When asked, follow the Key-ON / Key-OFF instructions.

(NOTE: After the programming is complete, you will be taken back to the
Levels screen. At the top it will say: “Current Lvl - the tune you picked”)

Quick Link Menu

Performance Tuning

Pick a Level
Key Device
Choose If programming
downloads
Tune for the first time
On/Off Stock File
No Continue?

Yes

Custom Program? Yes Custom Options

Programming Complete

No Choose
Option
See Basic Vehicle
Programming section Make
Adjustments

Continue
Programming

Key Key
Programming
Do not Unplug!
On/Off On/Off

Performance Settings
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Power Levels Explained
NOTE: Levels shown below may not be available for every model
year.

The TrailDash device typically comes ready with (4) power levels.
These levels are tuned specifically for different driving situations.
This section describes each level and how it should be used.

WARNING: Performance levels are not intended for and

should not be used for towing. Do not exceed your vehicle’s
max Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) as outlined in the ve-
hicle’s owner’s manual. Doing so may result in loss of vehicle
control and cause bodily injury.

87 Octane - Base level tune designed for use with 87 octane fuel.

89 Octane - Base level tune designed for use with 89 octane fuel.

Mileage XS - Designed to conserve fuel. Savings are dependant

on the user’s driver profile (this tune cannot cure a lead foot).
87 or higher octane is recommended.

Crawl (JK Only) - Designed for off-road conditions. Pedal re-

sponse will be less sensitive. Use 87 or higher octane.

Performance 91 - Designed for use with 91 octane fuel.

Performance 93 - Designed for use with 93 octane fuel.

CAUTION: Removing/adjusting the speed limiter for purposes inconsistent

with the products’s intended function violates the product’s intended use
and will invalidate the product’s warranty. Superchips is not responsible
for, or liable for the consequences of improper product use

38 Performance Settings
Custom Options Explained
After choosing a power level you will be given the option to adjust
a custom option. This means that within each programming level
you can adjust specific vehicle functions.

Rev Limiter - Allows you to increase the engine RPM limiter. The value
can be increased from 5700 RPM to 6300 RPM depending on the
vehicle.

Speed Limiter - Allows you to adjust the factory speed limiter higher or
lower. Typically, stock vehicles are set at ~ 100 MPH.

WARNING: Removal/adjustment of the factory speed limiter is intend-

ed for use at a closed circuit, legally sanctioned racing environment. If
you drive on public roads after removal or adjustment of the speed limiter,
you must still obey all driving laws, including adhering to posted speed
limits. To drive at racing speeds on public roads seriously endangers
you, your passengers, and others nearby. Also it is your responsibility
to ensure your tires and other vehicle components are rated to travel at
increased speeds. Driving at high speeds with inadequate tires or other
components can lead to serious or fatal injury.

Fans Settings - Allows you to change the temperature at which your

fans will turn on/off during specific driving speeds.

Pedal Response - Allows you to change the accelerator pedal

sensitivity. This is especially useful in standard transmission vehicles
while off-roading.

Reset all values - This options will restore all of the settings back to the
factory default settings.

Performance Settings
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Diagnostics
Read DTCs
When your PCM detects a problem with your vehicle it sets a
trouble code, and most times a “Check Engine” light on your
dash is activated. These codes can be retrieved and used to
help diagnose specific issues.

STEP 1 - Enter the

Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the

Diagnostics icon.

STEP 3 - Select Trouble

Codes. Diagnostics
Trouble Codes

Performance Tests

Records

Mileage Coach

Data Logging

STEP 4 - Select Read DTCs.

Alert Settings
P0122
STEP 5 - If a code is listed, P0130

select the code to see a brief

explanation of the issue.

If a code is shown, write down the information given. You can use this
code number to research the particular issue. The internet is a good
resource for looking up most codes.

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Clear DTCs
This feature allows you to clear most DTCs. This will erase any
codes currently set. If the codes come back we recommend
you see a qualified mechanic who can accurately diagnose and
repair the problem.
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.
STEP 2 - Press the Diagnostics icon.
STEP 3 - Select Trouble Codes.
STEP 4 - Select Clear DTCs.

Diagnostics
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Performance Testing
0-60 & Quarter Mile
Performance tests can be helpful for measuring performance gains after
vehicle modifications have been made. The results recorded during
these test will likely differ from what you’ll see on a drag-strip or other
racing venues. Incorrect speedometer calibration, data sample rate,
and tire slippage can cause miscalculations in the displayed results.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick

Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the

Performance Testing icon.

STEP 3 - Select either the

0-60 or Quarter Mile option. Performance Tests
0-60

Quarter Mile
STEP 4 - Bring the vehicle to Horsepower

a complete stop. Instructions

STEP 5 - Use the drag strip

style light tree on the left of the
screen to know when to begin
accelerating. Once you have
Speed (mph) Distance (ft) Time (sec)
0 0 0
reached 60 mph (or a quarter
mile), the test will show as Accelerate to 60 mph...

completed.

STEP 6 - Touch the screen to

exit the test.

WARNING: Do not use the Performance Tests fea-

ture to break any traffic laws.

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Horsepower
NOTE: Before using the Horsepower test, the vehicle weight (aka curb weight)
must be entered first. The curb weight is the total weight of a vehicle with stan-
dard equipment, all necessary operating consumables (e.g., motor oil, coolant),
a full tank of fuel, with no passengers or cargo.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick

Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the

Settings icon.

STEP 3 - Scroll through

the menu, then select the
Vehicle Weight option.

Settings STEP 4 - Use the UP & DOWN

Vehicle Weight - 6800 arrows to enter the weight.
Calibrate Accelerometer

Units: English

Smarty Live On Vehicle Weight

Factory Reset
6800

EXIT ENTER

STEP 5 - Return Home and re-enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 6 - Select the Performance Testing icon.

STEP 7 - Select the Horsepower option.

STEP 8 - Bring the vehicle to a complete stop.

STEP 9 - Use the drag strip style light tree on the left of the
screen to know when to begin accelerating. Touch the screen to
exit the test.

Performance Testing
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Data Log
Data Logging Explained
The data logging feature allows you to record all of the available
PID data on your display. This information can be retrieved and
viewed using the MyStyle software package.

NOTE: The display also runs background tasks which are also record-
ed. This information can be ignored.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick

Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Data

Log icon.

STEP 3 - Select one of the (5) Data Run options. This will turn
the run On or Off.
Data Logging
NOTE: Only one run can be Data Run 1: Off

turned on at a time. Data Run 2: Off

Data Run 3: Off

STEP 4 - Select the Home

Data Run 4: Off

Data Run 5: Off

button to return to the main
gauge screen. The display is
now in recording mode.

STEP 5 - Once you have recorded for a desired period of time,

return to the Data Logging menu and turn Off the run.
NOTE: The maximum amount of Data Logging time depends on how many
items you are logging at once. This may be anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes
total. Once the limit is reached, the Data Logging feature will be automatically
shut off.

NOTE: If you turn the same Data Run back On, the previous data will be
erased and a new recording session will begin. If the indicator light is red,
there is currently a recorded file associated with that run.

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Retrieving Data Using MyStyle
This section describes how to retrieve the data recorded during a
Data Logging recording session. If you have not yet installed
MyStyle refer to the Display Set Up section of this manual.

STEP 1 - Double-click the MyStyle icon on your desktop.

STEP 2 - Connect the display using the supplied USB cable.

When a display is plugged in, an image of the display will appear with
a 9 digit number.

STEP 3 - Click
the image of your
display.

STEP 4 - Select
Data Logs.

STEP 5 - Click the Save File As button and

save the file.

STEP 6 - Locate the saved file on

your computer and open it. The file
will be saved as a .CSV file and can
be opened using Microsoft Excel or
similar.

Data Log
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Records
Records Explained
Records contain certain parameters for later review. This is useful
after completing a performance test on the drag strip, or when you
are trying to trouble shoot a particular issue.

STEP 1 - Enter the

Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the

Records icon.

STEP 3 - Scroll through the list

to view all records. Records
Clear All

0 to 60: 0.0s

STEP 4 - Press, hold, and Boost psi: 20

release any individual record ECT F: 195

to reset it to default. All other MPH: 56

records will remain as is.

STEP 6 - Press, hold, and release the Clear All option to reset
all values to zero.

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Help
Help Menu Explained
The Help Menu contains useful information about your display,
and the vehicle it is currently plugged into. It also contains
Superchips contact information and Technical Support tools.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick

Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Help

icon.

STEP 3 - Select the option that best describes your need:

Product Info (Display)

• Version
• Application Version
• Calibration Version
• Firmware (BC) Version
• FPGA Version
• MSP430 Version
• Serial Number (used to identify your display in the software update process and
during Technical Support calls)
Product Info (EAS)
If you have an EAS device installed on your vehicle and plugged into your display,
another Product Info screen will be available. It will list your EAS device’s Firmware
Version as well as its serial number.
Vehicle Info
Displays important information about your vehicle that is used by technical support
to trouble shoot issues.
Contact Info
Shows our website, company address, the technical support email address, and the
technical support phone number.
Tech Support Tools
This menu should only be used when requested by Superchips Technical Support
personnel.

Help
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Maintenance Manager
Turn on Maintenance Manager
STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.
STEP 2 - Press the Maintenance Manager Icon.

STEP 3 - Select the Maintenance Mgr button to turn the

feature on. (This button toggles the feature off and on.)

Maintenance Manager
Maintenance Mgr. On

Maintenance Items

Odometer: 10,400
Alert Threshold: 100

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Entering the Odometer Value
STEP 1 - While in the Maintenance Manager menu, Press the
Odometer button.

Maintenance Manager
Maintenance Mgr. On

Maintenance Items

Odometer: 10,400
Alert Threshold: 100

STEP 2 - Enter the current Odometer reading from your vehicle,

then press Enter.

Maintenance Manager
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Setting the Alert Threshold

STEP 1 - While in the Maintenance Manager menu, Press the

Alert Threshold button.

NOTE: The alert threshold is

the number of miles you would Maintenance Manager
like to be alerted before a Maintenance Mgr. On

specific maintenance item is Maintenance Items

due. In the example above, Odometer: 10,400
you would be alerted 100 miles Alert Threshold: 100
before the actual mileage it is
due.

STEP 2 - Press the arrows to adjust the value. Then press Enter.

MM Alert Threshold

98

EXIT ENTER

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Customizing Maintenance Items
Once the odometer has been updated, you may begin to modify
each of the specific maintenance items.

STEP 1 - While in the

Maintenance Manager Maintenance Manager
menu, Press the Maintenance Mgr. On

Maintenance Items Maintenance Items

button. Odometer: 10,400

Alert Threshold: 100

STEP 2 - Scroll through and

Maintenance Items
select an item from the list. Change Air Filter

Change Axle Fluid

Change Cabin Air Filter

Change Engine Coolant

Change Engine Oil

Enter the interval Turning On an alert

(in miles) in which means the item is
you would like the now being managed
item to alert you.
In this example, Engine Oil
Alert: On
Press the Service
you will be Alerted Performed button
Service Performed
every 3000 miles to each time the item
change your oil. Interval: 3000
is serviced. This will
Next Service: 52180
NOTE: Refer reset the mileage for
Exit Menu
to your vehicle the Next Service.
user manual to
determine what Based on the Odometer value you previously input,
interval is recom- and the Interval value above, the Mileage that will
mended for each read on the vehicle odometer at the time of required
Maintenance Item. service will be calculated and displayed.

Maintenance Manager
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Mileage Coach
Mileage Coach Set Up
The Mileage Coach feature provides useful tips and tools that
help you learn ways to improve your fuel mileage.

STEP 1 - Enter the Quick Link menu.

STEP 2 - Press the Mileage Coach Icon.

STEP 3 - Scroll through the list and adjust each item according
to your individual requirement.

The Clear Fuel Average

option clears the calculated Mileage Coach
average displayed in the Clear Fuel Avg: 0.00
Mileage Average PID.
Last Fuel Econo: 0.00

Trip Odometer: 1250

The Last Fuel Economy option
Fuel Price: $ 0.00
allows you to enter your
Mileage Cost: $ 0.00
actual Fuel Economy value.
This value is important and
should be calculated and
entered regularly. This can be
manually calculated by dividing the The Trip Odometer is used to
distance travelled by how much fuel calculate the Trip Cost and
you have used (Distance/Fuel = Fuel Fuel Average.
Economy). Some vehicles have their
own Fuel Economy average that is
displayed in cab and may be used
instead of a manual calculation.

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The Mileage Cost is a calculated The Fuel Price is used to
average based on how many calculate your Mileage and
miles you have traveled and the Trip Costs.
Fuel Price you entered.

Mileage Coach
The Trip Cost is calculated Fuel Price: $ 0.00
from the Fuel Price and the
Mileage Cost: $ 0.00
Trip Odometer values.
Trip Cost: $ 1250
Mileage Coach Display
There are two ways to display Mileage Driving Tips
the Mileage Coach PID:

Show Difference
Displays the difference Mileage Driving Tips
between Instantaneous are intended to give
and Average fuel mileage. you general information
regarding driving habits
Show Values or anything that will
Displays as: Instantaneous | Average. help maximize your fuel
economy and overall
driving experience.

STEP 4 - Refer to the Individual Gauge Set Up section of this

manual to display one or all three Mileage Coach PIDs on the
main gauge screen.

Mileage Average displays the calculated average MPG or L/100km and is up-
dated continuously while driving. The average is calculated only when the PID
is being displayed on the main Gauge Screen. This value will typically change
more during start/stop driving, and less on the highway.

Mileage Instantaneous - shows a conscientious driver how to vary the pres-

sure on the gas pedal to save fuel every second. The value is displayed in
either MPG or L/100km.

Mileage Coach - takes the Average and Instantaneous values mentioned above
and creates a visual tool to help maximize your fuel economy. This PID is best
viewed using one of the Analog Gauge locations.

Mileage Coach
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Appendix
Limited 1 Year Warranty
Superchips, (hereafter “SELLER”) gives Limited Warranty as to description,
quality, merchantability, fitness for any product’s purpose, productiveness,
or any other matter of SELLER’s product sold herewith. The SELLER shall
be in no way responsible for the product’s open use and service and the
BUYER hereby waives all rights other than those expressly written herein.
This Warranty shall not be extended or varied except by a written instrument
signed by SELLER and BUYER.

The Warranty is Limited to one (1) year from the date of sale and limited
solely to the parts contained within the product’s kit. All products that are in
question of Warranty must be returned shipping prepaid to the SELLER and
must be accompanied by a dated proof of purchase receipt. All Warranty
claims are subject to approval by Superchips.

Under no circumstances shall the SELLER be liable for any labor charged or
travel time incurred in diagnosis for defects, removal, or reinstallation of this
product, or any other contingent expenses.

If the BUYER sends back a failed unit that is out of warranty and chooses to
buy a refurbished unit, the refurbished unit will only carry a 90 day warranty.
If the BUYER purchases a new unit at a predetermined discounted rate, it
will have the standard 1 year warranty.

Under no circumstances will the SELLER be liable for any damage or ex-
penses insured by reason of the use or sale of any such equipment.

THE INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT INDICATES THAT THE BUYER

HAS READ AND UNDERSTANDS THIS AGREEMENT AND ACCEPTS
ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS. IN THE EVENT THAT THE BUYER
DOES NOT AGREE WITH THIS AGREEMENT, THE BUYER MAY
PROMPTLY RETURN THIS PRODUCT, IN A NEW AND UNUSED CONDI-
TION, WITH A DATED PROOF OF PURCHASE, TO THE PLACE OF PUR-
CHASE WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE FOR A
FULL REFUND.

NOTE: This warranty is void for any new products purchased through
auction web sites. Warranty is valid only for new products purchased
through Authorized Dealers (proof of purchase required for all war-
ranty claims).

54 Appendix
Important Information about your Vehicle’s Warranty
Many of our customers ask, “Will your product void my vehicle’s manufactur-
er’s warranty?” While the answer is straightforward from a legal standpoint,
it’s important to educate our customers (and all aftermarket consumers) on
some industry realities and offer some common sense precautions to mini-
mize your risk. Superchips is committed to providing quality products that
are safe to use. Our products do not cause damage to a vehicle when used
as intended.

CAUTION: Operate your vehicle within manufactures recommended

load and weight limits as shown in the Manufactures Operator Manual.
Please keep in mind that towing in anything higher than the towing
level and hard driving in race or extreme performance levels using
Superchips is not recommended.

Consumers of aftermarket products are protected by the Federal Magnus-

son-Moss Warranty Act. The Act states that if something breaks on your ve-
hicle and you take it in for warranty repair, the dealer must honor your war-
ranty unless whatever modifications you have added to your vehicle actually
caused the problem in question. However, the reality is that many dealer-
ships have been known to void warranties on vehicles that use aftermarket
products as a matter of policy. This applies in particular to those aftermarket
products that produce horsepower, such as performance enhancement
“chips,” modified intake manifolds, or aftermarket exhaust systems, regard-
less of product brand.

You have strong legal protection as a consumer in regard to your vehicle’s

warranty. However, Superchips strongly recommends you always discon-
nect and remove your module/programmer and monitor when you take your
vehicle to a dealer for warranty work. In addition, leaving the product con-
nected may affect dealer diagnostic analysis and scan tool functions. Super-
chips makes every effort to produce product that can be easily removed.

NOTE: Even if you disconnect your unit, your dealer can detect the use
of any programmer—even if the unit has been removed.

Appendix
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Service Center and Compatibility Cautions
CAUTION: RETURN YOUR VEHICLE TO STOCK BEFORE
TAKING IT TO A SERVICE CENTER.

All Superchips programmers are built to operate with OEM cali-

brations. If you take your vehicle to a service center they may, by
your request or otherwise, update your vehicle’s calibrations. If
this happens and your vehicle has not been returned to stock your
device will no longer be capable of programming your vehicle.
Therefore it is important that you return your vehicle to stock be-
fore taking it in for service. Superchips updates its active prod-
ucts (i.e. those currently being manufactured) to work effectively
with updated OEM calibrations. However, this process can take
some time as Superchips is not always made aware of calibration
changes made by the OEM. In the case of discontinued products,
Superchips cannot ensure that your unit will work effectively if you
take your vehicle to a dealership and you are given, by your re-
quest or otherwise, a new calibration.

CAUTION: If you have used another tuner/programmer on your

vehicle, you will need to program the vehicle back to stock and
remove the device before using the programmer. Failure to return
to stock may result in PCM failure or engine damage. Programming
your vehicle may expose existing defects in the vehicle’s PCM that
could disable your vehicle. It is advised that you do not program
your vehicle in remote locations in case of vehicle failure.

CAUTION: The TrailDash programmer was developed on a stock

vehicle with no aftermarket bolt-on parts; as such, the performance
changes implemented by the TrailDash may not be compatible with
certain aftermarket power add-ons. See below for a brief explana-
tion of how the TrailDash tuning may be affected by certain after-
market devices.

56 Appendix
Tips
Tip: Programming your vehicle may expose existing defects in your PCM that
could disable your vehicle. It is advised that you do not program in remote loca-
tions in case of failure. Vehicle manufacturers do not recommend programming
in extreme temperature. Please see your vehicle service manual to ensure that
programming is being done in accordance to the original equipment manufactur-
ers specifications.

Tip: Keep in mind that the TrailDash is a high performance product and that
not all vehicles deliver the exact same power output when programmed. It is
recommended that you select a program that will best fit your needs. Whether
towing, or traveling long distances, choose your power level wisely and keep
in mind the condition and tolerances of your vehicle when selecting a suitable
power level.

Tip: If any problems persist, contact Superchips Technical Support. Please

have the product Serial Number and Vehicle Information prior to calling
Technical Support. This will help ensure quick and accurate support.

Tip: When taking your vehicle to the dealership to get work done, it is always a
good idea to program the vehicle to stock before taking it in for service. In many
cases, the dealership has new updates for the vehicle, and consequently will
update the vehicles computer. If your vehicle is programmed to a power level,
the dealership update will over write the programming and lock the device.

CARB/EPA Compliance
This product meets the emissions compliance requirements of the California Air Re-
sources Board and Federal Environmental Protection Agency and is legal for sale and
use on pollution-controlled vehicles operated on public streets
and highways. It must be installed and operated according to
the instructions provided in this user’s manual. Included with
this product is a sticker like the one pictured for you to keep in
your vehicle. You can either apply it somewhere on the vehicle
(e.g., driver’s side door jam) or simply store it in your glove
box. The purpose of these stickers is to inform anyone who
may have questions regarding the use of your Superchips product and how it affects
emissions. For example, it would be something to show an emissions technician if
questioned when taking your vehicle in for an emissions check to let him/her know
the product is CARB emissions compliant.

Appendix
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Trouble Shooting
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Display beeps for two seconds (long The unit is too hot from being in the direct Once the device cools down the screen
beep) sunlight will turn itself on
No display when the key is in “on” The unit will not wake up with the key Touch the screen or start the vehicle, if this
position in the “on” position until the screen is does not turn the screen on then you will
touched. need to call technical support
Vehicle does not start after The calibration may have not written Select “Return to stock” from the program-
programming correctly ming menu. Then, Program back to stock.
Now, try to start the vehicle again. If the
problem continues contact technical
support
Fusion drivers will not install The drivers were not successfully installed Manually install the drivers, technical
correctly by the automatic installer support can provide you with instruction
on how to do this
Camera picture is frozen Bad connections Cycle the key off and on. Double check
your fuse and connectors.
Error 16 when programming There was a communication error Try to program the level again
Display beeps quickly Possible device malfunction Update the device using the fusion
software
Unit will not power up. Typically this issue is caused by a blown Replace fuse and test unit again.
OBDII/Cigarette Lighter Fuse.

Programming errors: Sometimes programming can be dis- The following solutions are good first steps
1. Your device gets stuck on the rupted by installed aftermarket devices to getting around these programming er-
“Uploading Boatloader” screen that are tapped into the vehicle com- rors. If these steps do not solve your prob-
2. An error is displayed: “ERROR-We munication lines (J1850). These may in- lem, please contact Tech Support:
could not upload the bootloader to clude but are not limited to aftermarket
the vehicle...” radios, chime boxes, remote starters, ect. Fuses: (CAUTION: Always turn the
3. If you are constantly asked to key off while unplugging fuses).
make sure your key is on. Also, any power consuming devices should 1. Remove fuses connecting radio, radio
4. Error displayed after your device not be plugged into the cigarette adapter amplifier, satellite radio, remote starter, or
shows blank gauges and says that during the programming process. Fluctua- any other aftermarket device you have in-
it is loading. The error will be dis- tions in power may disrupt the program- stalled on your vehicle.
played as “Cannot communicate ming process. Power:
with vehicle, ensure the key is in the 1. Close all doors during programming.
on position...” 2. Do not operate electrical accessories
(radio, windows, wipers, ect.)
3. Remove any devices plugged into the
cigarette lighter or any other auxiliary
power port.

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