B&M 120001 SHIFT PLUS 2 TRANS CONTROLLER - Manual (Page 6)

8. If Manual Shifting will be used, route the MANUAL SHIFTING connector into the cockpit and wire in an
enable switch and a pair of buttons for upshift and downshift.
9. To use the Forced TCC Lockup feature, route the TCC APPLY wire into the cockpit and connect it to a switch
or button.
10. To access Performance Mode, route the ECONOMY/PERFORMANCE wire into the cockpit and connect it to
a switch.
11. If an electronic speedometer will be used, route the SPEEDOMETER OUTPUT wire into the cockpit and
connect it to the speedometer.
12. Connect the wiring harness to the TCU.
HANDHELD:
The Shift Plus 2 handheld serves as the user interface with the Shift Plus 2 system. It has a straight forward menu
system that offers advanced features without requiring a laptop or any computer skills. Its first task is to take you
through the Setup Wizard. It also serves as a scan tool by displaying live data and diagnostics information. Beyond
basic setup, you can also adjust other settings to suit your preferences.
HANDHELD - IMPORTANT:
The handheld has two cables that must be connected. A communications cable that links the handheld to the
HANDHELD connector on the main wiring harness. And a power cable that goes to a cigarette lighter receptacle.
For convenience, the handheld power source should be hot in On/Run and Crank. If it loses power while cranking,
there will be a short wait before the handheld can be used as it powers back up.
The B&M Racing logo will appear once the unit is turn on. To turn off the handheld, disconnect the power cable either
at the handheld itself or from the cigarette lighter receptacle. Reconnect the power cable to restart the handheld.
If the handheld displays a “COMM ERROR” message, make sure the handheld’s communication cable is connected
and that the TCU is powered on. Reset the handheld.
If monitoring live data or making adjustments while driving is necessary. Be safe by bringing a friend along to operate
the handheld while driving.
Communications
Cable
Power Cable Power On / Off
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