AiM SoloDL - Manual (Page 9)

Powering Solo/SoloDL
Solo can be powered by the internal
rechargeable battery or by an external 12
Volt source, using the provided power
cable with 2m wired car lighter socket.
POWERING AND CONNECTING SOLO
ECU Connection
(SoloDL only)
SoloDL receives the engine parameters
from the ECU of your vehicle.
You can choose between two different
connections to the ECU: You can recharge the internal lithium
battery through the power socket or
through a PC using the provided USB cable.
CHAPTER 3
Documentation about a wide range of ECU
protocols and connections is available at our
website
www.aim-sportline.com >> Download
Area >> ECU section.
2. CAN/RS232 connection: typically used
in race car installations.
In this case the connection is more complex
and has to be followed by expert
technicians and strictly depends upon the
ECU you have on your car.
Please note: in these installations, the
external power has to be connected to the
car battery through the vehicles main
isolation switch.
1. OBDII that is typically used in most
manufactures stock cars.
The connection is extremely simple, since
we take advantage from a standard
connector that is available on all cars pro-
duced after 1985.
In this case, the power comes from the
OBDII connection.
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