AutoLink OBD Distance Sensor
The AutoLink OBD Distance Sensor is the biggest revolution in distance sensor technology in the
past 10 years. Its simple plug and play installation makes installing a RAC Distance Measuring
Instrument the easiest it has ever been.
The AutoLink OBD Distance Sensor is the biggest revolution in distance sensor technology in the
past 10 years. Its simple plug and play installation makes installing a RAC Distance Measuring
Instrument the easiest it has ever been.
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AutoLink OBD Distance Sensor
Includes AutoLink Sensor and RAC connection cable. Works with all RAC Plus distance measuring instruments, as well
the older RAC-100 and 200.
Includes AutoLink Sensor and RAC connection cable. Works with all RAC Plus distance measuring instruments, as well
the older RAC-100 and 200.
Part #: NL-OBD2 In Stock? YES Price : $379.00
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| Making Data Collection Easier |
| Installs in 30 Seconds - No Tools Required |
No Cable Splicing
| No Installation Costs |
How It Works
All vehicles since 1996 have been made with an On Board Diagnostic (OBD) plug that provides
detailed information about the inner working of the vehicle. This plug, usually located within a foot
or two of the steering wheel, allows a variety of devices to monitor the status of the vehicle while it is
running.
By connecting to this plug, the AutoLink sensor is able to determine when the vehicle is moving and
send that information to the RAC distance measuring instrument, allowing it to keep track of the
distance you have travelled as you drive.
All vehicles since 1996 have been made with an On Board Diagnostic (OBD) plug that provides
detailed information about the inner working of the vehicle. This plug, usually located within a foot
or two of the steering wheel, allows a variety of devices to monitor the status of the vehicle while it is
running.
By connecting to this plug, the AutoLink sensor is able to determine when the vehicle is moving and
send that information to the RAC distance measuring instrument, allowing it to keep track of the
distance you have travelled as you drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is it?
Under most conditions, the AutoLink is accurate to 1 foot within a thousand.
What are its limitations?
The vehicle's OBD signal is generally not available at speeds below 1 mph. If you will be travelling at a 'creeping' speed below 1 mph, or will have
frequent starts and stops over a long course length, we don't recommend using the AutoLink. In these cases, the Modular or Magnetic Sensor would
better suit your needs. The AutoLink is also not recommended for use with any brand of DMI other than JAMAR's RAC.
How accurate is it?
Under most conditions, the AutoLink is accurate to 1 foot within a thousand.
What are its limitations?
The vehicle's OBD signal is generally not available at speeds below 1 mph. If you will be travelling at a 'creeping' speed below 1 mph, or will have
frequent starts and stops over a long course length, we don't recommend using the AutoLink. In these cases, the Modular or Magnetic Sensor would
better suit your needs. The AutoLink is also not recommended for use with any brand of DMI other than JAMAR's RAC.
Installation
You plug the AutoLink into the OBD interface on your vehicle, then plug the AutoLink into your RAC's power port
using the provided telephone-style cable. That's it. No getting under the hood, no splicing wires, no tools required.
You plug the AutoLink into the OBD interface on your vehicle, then plug the AutoLink into your RAC's power port
using the provided telephone-style cable. That's it. No getting under the hood, no splicing wires, no tools required.