Power Output; Boost Menu - TEKONSHA PRODIGY iD Manual De Instrucciones Y Operación

Power Output

The Power Output setting menu allows the user to configure the
maximum output power that can be delivered to the trailer's brakes.
The maximum brake output is limited by the Power Output setting.
The Power Output setting range will be from 0.0 to 10 (100%), in the
increment of 0.5. Refer to How to Navigate the Programing Menu or
Edge
App to change.
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Adjusting Power Output
Once you have properly mounted the PRODIGY iD and connected the
Power Module's electrical wiring harness to the vehicle, connect the
trailer's electrical connector to the tow vehicle. The following illustra-
tion should be on the display.
Boost
WARNING To prevent SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH:
• NEVER use the Boost feature to compensate for a potential
problem with your trailer brakes. Have your trailer brakes
adjusted or repaired immediately.
• ALWAYS select your Boost setting based on your towing situa-
tion, driving preference and condition of your trailer brakes.
• DO NOT use Boost during icy road conditions.
• Boost is disabled in Timer mode.
Boost may be adjusted for individual drivers' preference or
changing road conditions. The Boost control is located in the
menu as
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The Boost setting is designed to allow a more aggressive setting for
you trailer brakes and has four (4) levels:
. Each Boost setting level increases the sensitivity of the Brake
Control Unit's inertial sensor, enhancing the participation of the trailer
brakes during a braking event.
Boost on Level 1
(See Boost Features)
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1. Set the Power Output to
2. With the engine running, fully rotate the Manual Override and
verify that the display is
3. NOTE: Always warm trailer brakes before setting the Power Out-
put. To warm trailer brakes, drive a short distance ¼ mile (0.4 km)
at about 45 mph (70 kph) applying the Manual Override at a low
setting to allow the trailer brakes to engage at a low level.
4. Drive tow vehicle and trailer on a dry level paved surface at 25
mph (40 kph) and fully apply the Manual Override.
If trailer brakes lock up:
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 Decrease Power Output
If braking was not sufficient:
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 Increase Power Output
5. Repeat Step 4 until power has been set to a point just below wheel
lock up or at a force sufficient to achieve maximum braking power.
6. Using the brake pedal, make a few low speed stops to check the
power setting. Trailer braking is initiated and terminated via a
signal from the stop lights.

Boost Menu

The Boost setting menu allows the user to configure the boost level
that will provide an increased deceleration. The Boost levels are Boost
"OFF" , Level-1
Refer to How to Navigate the Programing Menu or Edge
change.
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, Level-2 and Level-3
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