Table of Contents

3 Read Me 42 Help/Info
3  Safety Warning & Caution 42  Device Info
4  Safety Guidelines 43  Tutorials
5  FCC Compliance 43  F.A.Q’s
7 Quick Start 44  Runtime Log
7  In-Cab Display 45  Tech Support
8  Accessories
9  Cable Installation
9  Windshield Mount Installation
10  Touch Screen
11  Main Menu
12 Update Software
12  Downloading Update Agent 1.0
13  Product Updates
14 Performance Tests
14  0-60, 0-100, 1/4 Mile, & 1/8 Mile Tests
16 Settings
16  Display & Audio Settings
17  Device colors
18 Wi-Fi Setup
19  Check for Updates
20  Unit of Measure
21 Tire Size
22  Restore Default Settings
22  Restore Default PIDs
22  Alert Settings
23 Gauges & Logging
23  Gauge Layouts
25  Theme Settings
26  Backup Camera
27  Wallpaper
29  Individual Gauge Setup
31  Pitch/Roll G-Force Screen
33  Recording
33  DataViewer Download
34  DataViewer
35 EAS Accessories
34 EAS Overview
36 EAS Device Instructions
39 Diagnostics
38  Trouble Codes
40  Manual Regeneration
41  Mobile Regeneration
41  Injector Balance Rates

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Read Me
Safety Warning & Caution
Throughout this User Manual you will see important messages
regarding your safety or the protection of your vehicle. These messages
are designated by the words WARNING, CAUTION, or NOTICE.

WARNING
A WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION
A CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE
A NOTICE indicates a condition that could cause damage to the product
or your vehicle.

The product you have purchased is a high-performance product. As

such, it does present some risks of which you should be fully aware. Do
not use this product until you have carefully read the following safety
information and the Owner Agreement.

NOTE: After the display has been installed, the following warning
message will appear when powered on. Swipe the screen upward
to read the full disclamer.

WARNING: Prior to use, read the User Manual. Misuse of the

device could result in traffic accidents, death or serious injury, and/or
damage to your vehicle. POWERTEQ IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND
SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATING TO ANY MISAPPLICATION OF THE CTS3, CUSTOM TUNES,
IMPROPER USE OF CALIBRATIONS, MALFUNCTION OR LACK OF LEGAL
COMPLIANCE FOR CUSTOM PROGRAMS CREATED BY THIRD PARTIES.
DO YOU AGREE?

If you agree with the disclamer, select Yes to continue.

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Safety Guidelines

WARNING
Before using device, read and understand the user manual, including
these additional safety instructions. Failure to do so could result in
DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY.

• Do not exceed legal speed limits on public roadways. Violating traffic laws is
dangerous and could result in injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Use any enhanced speed capabilities of this product only in closed circuit, legally
sanctioned racing environments expressly for this purpose. Violating traffic laws is
dangerous and could result in injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Do not operate the device while driving. Distracted driving could result in traffic
accidents, death or serious injury, and/or damage to your vehicle.
• Always perform all adjustments or changes while stopped. Changing a setting while
driving can interfere with your attention to roadway conditions and could result in
injury or vehicle damage or both.
• Do not stack products. “Stacking” performance-enhancing devices or other
improper installation can cause power train failure on the road. Other products may
have features incompatible with your device. Follow all installation and operating
instructions.
• Some modifications may affect other parts of your vehicle. For example, if you
remove/adjust the speed limiter in your vehicle, be sure your tires and other
components are rated for the increased speeds they will have to withstand. Not
doing so can lead to loss of vehicle control. Modify the speed limiter only for use
in closed circuit, legally sanctioned racing environments, not for use on public
roadways.

NOTE: The stickers included in some products apply to products that have
recieved CARB exemption for emissions compliance.

This product may meet the emissions compliance requirements of the California
Air Resources Board and Federal Environment Protection Agency. If so, it is legal
for sale and use on pollution-controlled vehicles operated on public streets and
highways. The device must be installed and operated according to the instruction
provided in this user manual. Included with these compliant products is a sticker
for you to keep in your vehicle. You can either adhere it somewhere on the
vehicle (e.g., the inside end of driver’s door) or simply store it in your glove box.
The purpose of these stickers is to inform anyone who may have questions
regarding the use of this product and how it affects emissions. For example, it
would be something to show an emissions technician if questioned when taking
your vehicle in for an emissions check to let him/her know the product is CARB
emissions compliant.

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FCC Compliance

Contains FCC ID: TFB-1003

Contains IC: 5969A-1003

Edge Products CTS3 Programmer

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warning: Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved

by Edge Products, LLC could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential [Link] equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:

RF Exposure
This equipment complies with radiation exposure limits set forth for
an uncontrolled environment. This equipment is in direct contact
with the body of the user under normal operating conditions. This
transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitter.

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FCC Compliance Cont’d
Cet equipment est conforme aux limites d’exposition aux
radiations dans un environnement non controle. Cet equipment
est en contact direct avex le corps de l’utilisateur dans des
conditions de fonctionnement normales. Cet emetteur ne doit
pas etre co-localisees ou operant en conjunction avec tout autre
antenne ou transmetteur.

Industry Canada
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS
standard(s). Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1)
this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.

Le present appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada

applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation
est autorisee aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) ll’appareil ne
doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil
doit accepter tout brouillage radioelectrique subi, meme si le
brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnememnt.

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 Quick Start
In-Cab Display

LEDs

Light Touch Screen

Sensor

Runtime Button HDMI

USB Port Mount Port
Receptacle
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Accessories
Windshield Suction Mount Alcohol Wipe

Iso-
propyl

OBDII to HDMI Cable

HDMI

EAS

OBDII

Zip Ties USB Cable

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Cable Installation
1 Locate the OBDII port. The
connector is typically found
directly below the driver side
dash console.

2 Plug the OBDII connector into

the vehicle port.

3 Route the HDMI connector

up the driver side dash. (On
most vehicles, the side panel
may be removed to expose the
underside of the dash for easier
routing. Leave panel open until
the display is installed.)

Windshield Mount Installation

1 Use the alcohol wipe to
clean the windshield in the area
you plan to place the suction
cup. Allow the glass to dry
completely.

2 Firmly press and hold the

suction mount against the glass.

3 Rotate the Cam Lever

towards the glass to create the
suction.

4 Plug the HDMI connector into

the back of the device and slide
the device onto the mount.

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Touch Screen
Use these gestures to navigate and control the display.

Press/Select Vertical Swipe

Select options, input val- Drag up or down menus, and

ues, enter menus, etc. scroll through menu items.

Horizontal Swipe Double Tap

1
2

Scroll through gauge screens Enter sub-menus such as

or change option values. gauge editor.

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Main Menu
The Main Menu displays each of the menu options available
on your device. While navigating the menus, you will notice
the Main Menu icon. Press this icon to take you directly
back to the Main Menu.
To navigate to one of the
6 menu options, simply
select an option icon.

Menu Options Basic Descriptions

Tuning Choose from standard or *custom* tuning options.

Performance Tests Quickly and easily test your new tunes & performance.

Settings Adjust device settings to better fit your needs.

Gauges & Logging Monitor and record your vehicle performance.

Diagnostics Diagnose and clear trouble codes.

EAS Settings Configure EAS Accessories.

NOTICE: Tuning options not available on the CTS3 Insight

WARNING Misapplication or misuse of this product could lead

to a serious or fatal accident. Comply with all safety information in this
manual, and your vehicle owner’s manual. Follow safety, installation and
operating instructions in this User Manual to assure proper use.

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Update Software
Downloading Update Agent 1.0
Update Agent 1.0 may be used to update the device via the USB
connection. The software may be downloaded to the computer
using either the internet, or a downloader installed on the device.
1
Method 1 - Internet Method 2 - Device
A) Go to: [Link] A) Connect the device to a computer
B) Click the UPDATES tab using the supplied USB cable.
located at the top of the page. B) Browse the file explorer and
C) Select the DOWNLOAD locate the CTS3 drive.
Update Agent 1.0 C) Double-click the drive and open
button, either Mac or PC the folder labeled “Updater”.
(Windows). D) Inside the Updater folder, double-
click the Mac or Windows folder
depending on the computer type.
E) Double-click the IgnitionInstaller.
It is [Link] for Mac users.
2 Click the RUN button on the
pop-up menu.
3 Read and click the box to
accept the license agreement
terms, then select INSTALL.
NOTE: If you are asked to
install the Universal Serial
Bus, Click the Install button to
continue.
4 Select the CLOSE button
after the installation has successfully completed.
5 Double-click the Update Agent 1.0 desktop icon.
6 Fill out the registration form.
7 Refer to the next page for performing product
updates.
NOTE: Edge Products makes
updates available periodically
to add coverage and features.
Updates could include a
new version of the update
software. When you elect to
update, please refer to the
“Download” tab and follow
instructions for CTS3 updates
in the event software should
upgrade.

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Product Updates
This device has the ability to update via a USB connection or
a wireless connection. Refer to the following information for
USB updates. Refer to the Check for Updates feature under the
Settings section for more information on wireless updates.
1 Open the Update Agent 1.0 program, located on the desktop.
2 Connect device to the computer using the supplied USB Cable.
(Update Agent 1.0 will automatically search for updates related to the device.)
3 Click the Update button.
(The update process will start and finish automatically. Once the
update is complete, you may be directed to the Online Store. To
further update your device using the online store, refer to the
following steps.)
4 Click on any or all of the available options.
(A check mark will appear in the upper right corner.)
5 Click the Purchase button.
6 If required, read and Accept the disclaimer.
7 Fill in the required information and click Go to Review.
(Here you can check the info you entered before submitting.)
8 Click the Place Order button to complete you order.
9 If a purchase was made, follow steps 1-3 above to complete the
update.
NOTE: A warranty is available to protect the hardware and mechanical
components of your CTS3 device in the Online Store.

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Performance Tests
0-60, 0-100, 1/4 Mile, & 1/8 Mile Tests
While in the Main Menu, select the Performance Tests icon.
A list of tests will appear. Use the following information to learn
more about each test.

1 Select the
Performance Test that PERFORMANCE TESTS
you would like to start.
RACING
0-60 Test

0-100 Test
1
1/4 Mile Test

1/8 Mile Test

NOTE: There are two ways to perform these tests. The use of a drag
tree, or a stop light. Refer to the following for more information.

Drag Tree
0 TO 60
2 When the vehicle
is in place, select
the Start button to
initiate the drag tree
3
sequence.

3 Once the two green 2

lights are lit up, release
the brake and proceed
to accelerate.

NOTE: The time gauge TIP: Select the back button

will read JUMP if you’ve to return to the main menu.
started before the
drag timer completed
its countdown. If this
occurs select RESET
and start over.

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From Stop
0 TO 100
4 Switch methods by
clicking the middle
button.

5 When the vehicle is

in place, release the
brake and proceed to
accelerate.

TIP: Select the back

button to return to the
main menu. 00:00
NOTE: Once the speed has been reached, the test will stop and the
results will be displayed. A digital drag slip will be created providing run
information such as reaction time, speed at specific distances, and other
useful information.

WARNING Do not exceed legal speed limits on public roadways.

Running performance tests with this product should

WARNING
only be conducted in closed circuit, legally sanctioned
racing environments expressly for this purpose. Violating traffic laws is
dangerous and could result in injury or vehicle damage or both.

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Settings
Display & Audio Settings
While in the Main Menu, select the Settings icon.
A list of settings will appear. This section explains what these
settings are and how to use them.

1 Select the Display

Settings option. SETTINGS

SETTINGS
Help/Info

2 Modify each setting Display Settings 1

by adjusting it’s
Device Colors
corresponding setting
value. Audio Settings 3

5
Display Settings:
Day Mode Brightness
Adjust the display
brightness for day-light
driving.
Night Mode Brightness 2
Adjust the display
brightness during night-
time or low-light driving.
Day/Night Threshold
Adjust the threshold of 5
when day mode turns to
night mode.
LED Brightness Adjust the brightness of the 5 device LEDs.

3 Select the Audio

Settings option.
4
4 Turn On/Off the
global Alert and Touch
4
sounds

Red = OFF 5
Green = ON

5 Press Exit to return to the main settings menu.

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Device Colors
Change and modify device colors for background and borders.

1 Select the Device

Colors option. SETTINGS

SETTINGS
Help/Info

2 Select between Display Settings

Background Tinting Device Colors 1

Color or Keyline Color
Setting according to
Audio Settings

what is wanting to be
changed.

3 Select what color

you would like your
background or keyline
to be. 2

4 Press Save or Back

to exit to return to the
Device Colors menu.
Selecting Back will offer
the option to save any
changes or not.

5 Select Customize
to make custom colors
instead of using the 3
standard offered with the
palette.
5
4

6 Adjust the numbers

by either tapping the 0
6
to open the numberpad
and type in a number or
tap + or -.

7 Select Save or Back

7
to return to the menu.
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Wi-Fi Setup
This device is equipped with the ability to connect to and update over
a secure Wi-Fi connection. For more information on how to check for
updates, refer to the Check for Updates section of this manual.

1 Select the Wi-Fi

SETTINGS
Setup option. A list of
SETTINGS
available networks will Display Settings

appear. Keyline Color Setting

NOTE: You may Audio Settings

need to put in an Wi-Fi Setup 1

Email address
before connecting
to a network. Put in
the same email you
registered the device
with.
WI-FI SETTINGS
2 Select the network
SETTINGS

Powerteq
2
that you would like to 2
PowerteqGuest
connect the device to.

A green check mark

will appear when the
device is connected.

TIP: Select the exit button

to return to the gauges.

3 Use the keypad

Enter Wi-Fi Password
to enter the network
Password
password, then press 3
Enter. Note that most
networks are case 3
sensitive.

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Check for Updates
If the device is connected to Wi-Fi, click this option to look online for
updates. If updates are available, the device will provide the option to
perform the update.

1 Select the Check

for Updates option. SETTINGS

SETTINGS
Wi-Fi Setup

Note: If Wi-Fi is Email Setup

disconnected, the
device will prompt Check for Updates 1
you to configure a Unit of Measure

network first.

2 If connected to
Wi-Fi, the device will
locate our server
and check for any
updates. If there are
any, it will prompt
you to download and
2
install the updates. 2

3 Follow the on
screen instructions to
complete the update
process. If asked to
reboot the device,
press continue
as prompted. The
update should be
completed after
reboot.
3

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Unit of Measure
Use this setting to globally modify the device to determine whether it
uses Imperial or Metric units.

1 Select the Unit of

Measure option. SETTINGS

SETTINGS
Wi-Fi Setup

Email Setup

Check for Updates

2 Select (Imperial or Unit of Measure 1

Metric) then hit save.

NOTE: You will need

to unplug the device
for the changes to
take affect. DO NOT
unplug the device 2
while driving.

Tire Size
1 Double tap the
C-Speed on the
gauge screen as if to
change it.
2 Select Save and
follow the onscreen
prompt to the tire size
menu.

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Tire Size Cont’d

1 Select the Tire

Size that needs to be
modified in the menu.

2 Select the size

accordingly and
use the tabs above
for other available
options.

3 Select Save to
save any changes
and return to the
menu or Back to
return to the menu
with the option to not
save any changes.
3

Restore Default PIDs

Use this setting to restore the default PID list.
NOTE: This will NOT restore your vehicles’ factory data.

1 Select the Restore

Default PIDs option. SETTINGS
SETTINGS

Unit of Measure

2 Press continue to Restore Default PIDs 1

restore the default
Restore Default Settings
PID list.
Alert Settings
3 Device will reboot
automatically.

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Restore Default Settings
Use this setting to restore the device back to the factory settings.
NOTE: This will NOT restore your vehicles’ factory data or unmarry the
tool from your vehicle.

1 Select the Restore

Default Settings SETTINGS
option. SETTINGS Unit of Measure

Restore Default PIDs

2 Press continue
Restore Default Settings 1
to restore all user
settings to the factory Alert Settings

default values.

Alert Settings
Use this setting to globally turn on/off gauge alerts

1 Select the Alert

Settings option. SETTINGS
SETTINGS

Unit of Measure

Restore Default PIDs

Restore Default Settings

Alert Settings 1
1

2 Turn the setting

ON or OFF using the
toggle switch. 2

3 Select Exit to
return to the Settings
menu. 3

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Gauges & Logging
Gauge Layouts
While in the Main Menu, select the Gauges & Logging icon.
The first of 3 gauge layouts will be displayed. To toggle
between screen layouts, swipe the screen Left/Right.

To edit the Gauge Layouts:

1 Open the pull down menu by swiping downward starting from the top
of the screen.
2 Select Edit Layout.

2
1

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3 Once the Layout Editor is open,
select one of the 3 layouts.

3
TIP: Select the Trash Can
icon to delete the current
layout settings.

TIP: The Reset Layout option resets

the layout to the factory default, including pid selections.

4 Toggle through the screen

style options by either swiping the
image up/down, or selecting the
up/down arrows. 4 4
5 Press the Select button to
choose the new layout style. You
will be brought back to the Layout 5
Editor screen.

6 Press the Save button on the

Layout Editor screen. You will be
given the option to Save as new
Layout. Use the keypad to enter
a name for your custom layout
then press Save. 6

TIP: Select the back button

to return to the gauges.

TIP: Option to load different layouts.

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Theme Settings
Change and modify individual gauge element colors & transparency.

1 While the Gauge Screen is in view. Open the pull down menu by swip-
ing downward starting from the top of the screen.
2 Select Theme Settings.

3 The following editor will come into view, showing your options.

4 Select Save to apply the changes.

TIP: Touch the

gauges to view
them in their normal,
warning, and alert
3
states.

TIP: Select the back button

to return to the gauges.

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Backup Camera
To use a backup camera with the CTS3 device, a camera adapter is
required.
This turns your RCA into a USB mini plug to connect to the CTS3. Visit
[Link] for more information.

The camera has to be connected to the CTS3 before the device boots up
to be recognized.

When the CTS3 can detect the gear parameter from the automatic trans-
mission, the camera will automatically display when the vehicle is in
reverse gear.

1 While in the Gauge Screen, open the

pull-down menu by swiping downward
starting from the top of the screen.

2 Select the camera icon.

3 Touch the screen to return to gauges.

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Wallpaper
Change the background image displayed on the device.

1 While the Gauge Screen is in view. Open the pull down menu by
swiping downward starting from the top of the screen.
2 Select Wallpaper.

3 Toggle through the available background images by either swiping up/

down on the image, or using the up/down arrows.
4 Press the Select button to apply the background image.

3 3

TIP: Select the Exit button

to return to the gauges.

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Custom Wallpaper
Add custom wallpapers to be displayed as the device background.
1 Plug in the device and
find the cts3 folder on your
PC and open it like you
would a flashdrive.

2 The cts3 device

folder should show a
Backgrounds folder.

3 Drag or save any

images wanted as a
background into that
folder.
NOTE: The suggested image size is
1280 x 720. Anything smaller will be
4 Return the device to
automatically centered by the CTS3. The
your vehicle and follow
image should be a .jpg, .png, or .gif. The
the steps to changing your
device will also begin to slow down the
wallpaper. Any images
more images there are. Recommended
added will automatically
amount is five.
appear in your wallpaper
list.

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Individual Gauge Setup
Each gauge within a gauge layout can be modified individually. Settings
such as Unit of Measure, PIDs, Alert Settings, & Tick Marks may be
modified.

PID Selection:
1 While the gauge
screen is in view,
Double Tap the
individual gauge to
be modified.

2 Select a PID from

the provided list.
Swipe up/down to see
the entire list.
2
3 A green check mark
will appear next to the
selected PID. 4

4 If the PID measures TIP: If you don’t see what you

temperature, speed, want and need a more expansive
or pressure use the list, change between Basic and
Advanced PIDS.
provided toggle switch
to change between
Metric or Imperial
units.
3
5 Select Save to
apply the changes.

TIP: The Information

icon provides more detail TIP: Select the back button
regarding the PID. to return to PID groups.
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Alert Settings: 1
1 Select the icon.
2
2 Use the (3) toggle
buttons to toggle each
option on/off. 3

Alerts On/Off
4

Alert sounds On/Off

TIP: Select the back button
Warning On/Off to return to the gauges.

3 To adjust the warning and alert values for the PID, use the value
editors. Tap on the center value to open a keypad to set specific
values.
4 Select Save to apply the changes.

Tick Mark Customization:

1 Select the icon. 1

2 With the min/max values,
you can adjust where the
gauge starts and ends. 2

3 Adjust the number of 3

Minor Tick Marks visible on
the gauge. 4

4 Adjust the number of

Major Tick Marks visible on 5
the gauge.
TIP: Select the back button
5 Select Save to apply the to return to the gauges.
changes.

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Pitch / Roll G-Force Screen
Each CTS3 device gives you the option to check the pitch and roll of
your vehicle.
1 While the Gauge Screen is in view. Open the pull down menu by
swiping downward starting from the top of the screen.

2 Press the Layout Editor and choose which screen you wish to
replace.

TIP: You can

find your
saved layouts
by selecting
Load.
3 Once selected, using the up and down arrows to the right, select the
Pitch / Roll G-Force Screen.

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Pitch / Roll G-Force Screen Cont’d
4 Select Save and choose to create or replace a layout.

5 Select Back and when the Gauge Screen is in view, swipe right
until you’re on the Pitch / Roll G-Force Screen. Swiping right or left will
depend on what screen you chose to change in step 2.

NOTE: By holding down on

the pitch / roll gauge for three
seconds, you can level the
gauges and G-Meter out to 0.

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Recording
Use the recording option to log and save vehicle data.
1 While the Gauge Screen is in view. Open the pull down menu by
swiping downward starting from the top of the screen.

2 Press the Record button to start the recording process. When the
desired amount of information has been gathered, press the Stop button.

NOTE: The LED Record Stop

above the recording
icon will shine red
during the
recording.

DataViewer Download
This windows software allows OBDII data logs that were recorded with
the Edge Products tuner to be opened and viewed. This software can be
downloaded from the Edge Products website.
1 Go to: [Link]
2 Click the UPDATES tab located at the top of the page.
3 Select the DOWNLOAD button under DataViewer software.
4 Click the RUN button on the pop-up menu.
5 Follow the on-screen instructions.

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DataViewer
After a recording session, unplug the device from the vehicle and follow
these instructions.

1 Double-Click the
DataViewer icon
located on your
computer desktop.
2 Connect the device
to the PC using a USB
connector.
3 Select the
icon and browse to the
CTS3 drive.

4 Open the logs folder. Select the log file you would like to open and
click the open button to continue.

5 Toggle on/off information

using the check boxes.

TIP: For more information

on DataViewer functionality
open the Help menu.

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EAS Accessories
EAS Overview
The CTS3’s functionality may be added upon by use of EAS
(Expandable Accessary System) devices. The CTS3 automatically
connects to any new EAS devices connected to it before it boots on, and
will alert the user.

Upon installation and loading of a new device, the following settings are
available:
1 DISPLAY NAME: Changing this item will change the name of the
PID, this name will be shown on the gauges and in the PID selection
menu.
2 DESCRIPTION: Changing this item will change the description of the
PID. This is shown when pressing the INFO button when assigning to
PID to a gauge.
3 DISPLAY UNITS: Changing this item will change the Units when
displayed on gauges.
4 SCALING: Selecting one of these scaling options will allow the
device to display the proper data once placed on a gauge. This selection
is required for your EAS accessory to work properly.
5 CURRENT SETTINGS: This will display the current settings
previously saved within the device.
6 RESTORE DEFAULTS: This will restore all items preloaded with this
device in relation within this EAS device.
TIP: These settings can be changed at a later time through the EAS
Settings Menu.

New EAS devices have been detected,

would you like to configure them
now?
Note: This can be done later from
the EAS settings menu.

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EAS Device Instructions
EAS EGT Probe
The EAS EGT Probe does not need any of the pre-defined settings
adjusted. However, users have the ability to customize it’s Name,
Description, and/or Display Units.

EAS Universal Sensor Input (5 Volt)

The EAS Universal Sensor Input provides the ability to read any 0-5
volt signals and translate them into meaningful values for display on the
CTS3. Use the EAS Settings Menu to properly configure any sensor
intended for use with the accessory. There are two channels to this input,
Channel A and Channel B. Following the onscreen prompts will allow you
to go to each channel’s individual settings.

Setting up a EAS branded sensor:

1 Enter the EAS Settings Menu.
2 Select your Universal Sensor Module (Note: the serial number should
match the unit that is connected to the sensor you are attempting to
configure).
3 Select the channel that you
connected your sensor to, either A
or B.
4 Select Scaling and then search
the list for the sensor you are using.
5 At this point, you can save the
settings and begin using the sensor.
The name and description will be
populated with the default EAS
sensor’s name, description, and
display units.
6 Alternatively, you can customize
the name, description, and units if
you choose. (Note: Changing the
sensors display units does not have
any effect on the data being displayed. The sensors scaling is set up for
the default display units).
7 When in the Gauges mode, you’ll be able to apply that sensor to any
gauge using the Gauge Editor Menu.

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Setting up a custom sensor (non-EAS):

1 Enter the EAS Settings Menu.

2 Select your Universal Sensor Module (NOTE: The serial number
should match the unit that is connected to the sensor you would like to
configure).
3 Select the channel that you
connected your sensor to, either A
or B.
4 Select Name to give your sensor
a name (optional).
5 Select Description to give your
sensor a description (optional).
6 Select Display Units to define
your sensor’s display units.
7 Select Scaling and then Custom
Scaling.
8 From this screen you’ll be
able to add as many data points
necessary to scale your sensor. This
information should be provided by
the sensor manufacturer. If it’s a resistive based sensor, you can toggle
from Voltage to Resistance. Doing this will allow you to also select the
pull up resistor value, 1K or 10K. Voltage/Resistance Toggle
9 Once you’ve added all of the data
points to the scaling you can then
save all of your sensor’s settings.
10 When in the Gauges mode, you’ll
be able to apply that sensor to any
gauge using the Gauge Editor Menu.

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EAS Power Switch
The EAS Power Switch allows you to control your favorite aftermarket
accessories such as lights, air compressors, etc. directly through the CTS3
Upon starting the CTS3 for the first time with the EAS device installed, you may
go straight to changing Switch settings, or you may opt to go to the home menu
and navigate to the EAS Settings Menu at any time after to change the Switch
Names and Descriptions.

When an EAS Power Switch is connected to a CTS3, a new switch page is

automatically added to the Gauged
mode. It is added in the very first slot,
to the far left of the gauge pages.
The switch page will be automatically
populated with connected switches
(up to 4). You also have the option of
placing a switch on any digital gauge.

Switch Operation:
• A single tap on a switch, or digital gauge holding a switch, will change the state of
the switch.
• A long press and hold on a switch, or digital gauge holding a switch, will enter the
Switch Customization Menu.

Switch Customization Menu:

Users can change the switch look, and LED color through this menu.

Gauges Mode Operation with EAS Power Switch connected:

• If an EAS Switch module is present, the sleep timer is extended to 30 seconds. The
30 second timer is also used if a device is woken up by a tap (warm boot).
• If a switch is toggled to the ON position, the sleep timer is suspended until the switch
is toggled to the OFF position. Once the switch is toggled OFF, the sleep timer will
begin counting down.

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Diagnostics
Trouble Codes
While in the Main Menu, select the Diagnostics icon.
The trouble codes screen will appear. If any codes have been
initiated, they will show in the list as a P####.

NOTE: Trouble codes are created when an issue is detected by vehicle

sensors. Use this feature to view and clear these trouble codes.

TIP: Select the back button

to return to the main menu.

1 If a code has been initiated, select the code to see a description of the
issue.

TIP: Write the codes down for future reference.

2 Once you have read the code(s) description, you have the option to
clear them. Select Clear All to clear the codes from the device and reset
the vehicle’s check engine light.

NOTE: If a DTC persists, this could indicate a vehicle malfunction, We

recommend seeking a qualified professional in resolving the issue.
Program the vehicle back to stock prior to service.

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Manual Regeneration
If you vehicle supports Manual Regeneration, there will be a menu option
in the Diagnostics Menu of the device.

NOTE: Certain operating conditions are required for Manual Regen

to operate. There could be, but not limited to; Engine Coolant Temp,
Engine Oil Temp, Vehicle Speed, etc.

1 Open the Diaganos-

tics Menu by swiping
up from the Gauge
Screen and selecting
Diagnostics.
1
NOTE: The Diagnostic
menu is also available
in the Main Menu.

2 Select Manual Regen.

3 Follow the on-screen

prompts to enable 2
Manual Regen.

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Mobile Regeneration
1 Open the Diaganos-
tics Menu by swiping
up from the Gauge
Screen and selecting
Diagnostics.
2 Select Manual Regen. 2

3 Follow the on-screen

prompts to enable
Manual Regen.

Injector Balance Rates

Injector Balance Rates (Duramax Only)
1 To view Injector Balance Rates on your GM Duramax,
enter the Diagnostics Menu.
2 Find Injector Balance Rates and select this option to see
your Injector Balance Rates.

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Device Info
While in the Main Menu, select the Settings icon,
and open the Help/Info Option.

The device info described below assists our Tech Support team
when support is needed.

HELP/INFO
SETTINGS

Device Info 1
Enter License Codes

Tutorials

TIP: Select Exit to F.A.Q’s

return to the main

menu.

1 Click the Device Info option. The following information will appear:

Application Info - Gives version information for the various applications

running on the device.
Database Info - Gives version information for the various databases
stored on the device such as Tunes, PIDs, and DTC codes.
Tool Info - Gives information about the device such as the serial
number, born date, licenses, tool type, etc.
Vehicle Info - Information about the vehicle such as the vehicle
identification number (VIN) and Engine Control Module (ECM).
Tuned Vehicle Info - Information about the vehicle that this device has
tuned such as the VIN and ECM.
Debian - Information about the Linux Debian build the device is using.
Open SSL - Information about the Open SSL
Boost - Information about Boost software.
FCC - Information about FCC compliance.

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Tutorials
All of the available tutorials are stored here and can be accessed at any
time.

1 Select the Tutorials

option. HELP/INFO

SETTINGS
Device Info
2 View each tutorial
by swiping left/right. Tutorials 1
F.A.Q’s

3 Select Continue to Tech Support

return to the Help/Info
menu.

F.A.Q’s
Displays and answers a few frequently asked questions about the device
and it’s features.

1 Select the [Link]

option. A list of HELP/INFO
questions and answers
SETTINGS

Device Info
will appear.
Tutorials

F.A.Q’s 1
Tech Support
TIP: Select Exit to
return to the main
menu.

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Runtime Log
How to generate and access a Runtime log on the CTS3 device.
1 During the time of an issue or shortly after having
an issue, with a paperclip or something similar, locate
the small hole in the back bottom left corner of the
device. NOTE: Nothing will
flash or change when
2 Press and release the button. This has to be done the button is pressed.
during or shortly after you have an issue but BEFORE As long as you can
the device powers off or is disconnected. feel the button being
depressed and
3 Wait 3-5 seconds then disconnect the CTS3 from release, then move
the vehicle and connect it via USB to a computer. on.

4 On the computer, go to your drive in “This PC”. The

CTS3 will come up in your Devices and Drives like a
flash drive. It should be labeled cts3 (D:)

5 Expand the cts3 drive and in that drive locate the

Runtime folder and open it.

6 The most recent Runtime will be labeled

“runtime_00.dbg” at the top of that list. Pleae save the
most recent runtime (the top most runtime) and attach
it to an email.

Runtime
Button
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Tech Support
This option is to be used only when Tech Support requests information.

NOTE: When a menu item is selected, a set of “keys” will be given. Tech
Support will use these keys to produce a code that you will use to access
the menu items functionality.
1 Select the Tech
Support option. A HELP/INFO

SETTINGS
list of questions and Device Info

answers will appear. Tutorials

F.A.Q’s
TIP: Select Exit to
1 Tech Support 1
return to the main
menu.

2 Select the menu

item as required by HELP/INFO
SETTINGS

Tech Support. Force Calibration Update

Force Restore
2
Vehicle Reset

EAS Devices

Force Calibration Update - This option programs the vehicle with the
stock calibration file. It is useful for recovering problematic ECUs.
Force Restore - This option will program the vehicle with a preciously
saved stock file. It is also useful for recovering problematic ECUs.
Vehicle Reset - Erases all vehicle specific information from the device.
Clear Updates - Erases any flagged calibration updates for the ECU.
Registry Reset - Erase all cached vehicle information from the device.
Generate Log - Write any cached debug information to a debug file that
can be retrieved from the public folder.

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For more information contact our Technical Support team:

(801) 476-3343 6:00 am - 5:00 pm MST
or
tech@[Link]

To expedite your support, please have your Vehicle Information,

Part Number, and Serial Number ready prior to contacting us.

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