Dakota Digital Gps Interface Speed Sensor Compass Sender Bim Gps-50-2 on 2040-parts.com
Mishawaka, Indiana, United States
Dakota Digital GPS Interface Speed Sensor Compass Sender BIM GPS-50-2. At last, a GPS Speed sensor which can be considered something more. GPS technology offers many benefits in today’s world: accurate speed information, precise location tracking, repeatable information, and so much more. When Dakota Digital set out to create a GPS receiver, it was never to create just a means of driving a speedometer, but rather to extract as much useful information as possible, making the value of the product unlike anything else available. The GPS-50-2 was completely Designed and
Built in the USA, specifically made for the custom automotive market and
the unique challenges which exist. Highly advanced electronic and
software design allow the GPS-50-2 to work unlike anything else, with
accelerometers and predictive software to compensate for times when GPS
inherently struggles: overpasses, mountains, tunnels, heavy tree cover,
large buildings, passing large vehicles, etc. Unique electronic
architecture provides for negligible current usage when off, yet
lightning fast start-up and signal acquisition. Updating the speed
information 10 times per second provides tremendous accuracy, while the
integrated omni-directional antenna provides for a wide range of
installation flexibility. When used in conjunction with a Dakota
Digital VFD3 or VHX Instrument system, a simple connection to the
control box adds accurate Speed information, Compass heading, Altimeter
data, and automatic Clock syncing, all with fully automatic calibration!
No DIP switches, no guessing, no inaccuracies, period. The GPS-50-2 is also fully compatible with other aftermarket electronic speedometers. Offering a user selectable output of 4k, 8k, 16k PPM signals and a selectable signal type of a Sine Wave or Square Wave, the flexibility is endless. While the GPS-50-2 is not designed to control a shift computer or shift pattern of the transmission, it is capable of supplying a 54,400 or 128K PPM signal to supply an ECM to ease some of those unique transmission swap situations! The GPS-50-2 measures in at an easy-to-hide size of 4-3/4”x2-3/4”x1”, and is completely covered by a two-year warranty. Compatible Dakota Digital instrument systems consist of all VHX Hybrid Digital/Analog system, as well as VFD3 systems with a BIM-compatible
black plastic control module. Earlier instrument systems with an
aluminum control module will not be capable of the BIM connectivity, however can be used with the GPS-50-2 for obtaining an accurate speedometer signal. |
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