DiabloSport Trinity T-1000 Comprehensive User Manual User Manual

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DiabloSport Trinity Comprehensive User Manual Ver. 2.04 

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There are several options for running the OBD‐II connection cable to
your Trinity. On some vehicles it the vehicle diagnostic connector on one
end of the cable will fit perfectly in the vehicle and stay out of the way
while on others due to the shape of the connector the cable may hang
down under the dash (obstructing the use of the vehicle pedals). For
proper installation of Trinity in vehicles that require more space under
the dash you can easily move the OBD‐II port itself under the steering
column.

Option 1: Purchase Trinity right angle connector

The Trinity Right Angle OBD‐II connector is available for purchase at

www.diablosport.com

where you can find an authorized dealer or order

directly from our website.

Option 2: Relocate the OBD-II Connection

Note: If you use option 2 you will need to put your OBD‐II port back to
normal position before visiting a dealership for service work.

Step 1: Plug the Trinity’s OBD‐II connector in to the vehicle and see if it will 
be  in  the  way  by  your  feet.  If  it  is,  look  under  the  vehicle  dash  for  your 
OBD‐II port.  

Step 2: You can easily “unhook” your OBD‐II port‐ some vehicles will have a 
“pop” style connector that you can easily unclick while others may have 2 
small screws that need to be undone. Unhook the OBD‐II connector.  

Step 3: Now plug your Trinity’s OBD‐II connector into the OBD‐II port and 
move the cabling up underneath the dash. Use Velcro, Tape, or zip ties to 
secure it under the dash.  

1.5- Trinity Buttons and Interface

1. The Trinity’s touch Screen: All of your functions will be

accessible from the Trinity’s touch screen. While the Trinity also
has physical buttons on it, you will find it is just as easy to touch
your screen as it will be to touch the buttons.

2. Mini USB connection to update your Trinity: This port will also

power it at your desk!

3. Trinity OBD II Connector: This allows you to hook the Trinity to

your vehicle for tuning and diagnostic functions.

4. Trinity Analog I/O: For using aftermarket sensors such as wide

band 02 or EGT in conjunction with your Trinity.

5. SD Card Slot: Support for SD cards allows users to have extra

data on their Trinity, to load files to and from the Trinity, or put
updates on it!

6. Trinity Buttons: With the Trinity facing the direction in the

picture above, the round circle of buttons on the right are names
as follows: Up, Down, Left, Right respectively, and then enter in
the center. These buttons can be used instead of the touch
screen to navigate through menus and select functions