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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
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TUONO 1000
wording “GEAR SHIFT INDICATOR” in the current display
language is displayed and
the rev counter pointer points to the current threshold setting.
At each short press of the SET button (2), threshold setting
increases by 100 RPM. Upon reaching the upper limit, at the
next press of the button the setting will decrease by 100 RPM
and vice versa.
Holding down the SET button (2) terminates the procedure
and the instrument panel returns to the SETTINGS menu.
Upon first power-up, the instrument panel defaults to the
preset RUNNING-IN RPM; the next time the instrument panel
is powered on, it will use the last set value.
• RUNNING-IN RPM 6000
•
IDLE RPM 5000
• MAX RPM 12000
When the set threshold is exceeded, the warning light (4) on
the instrument panel begins to flash and will keep flashing
until speed drops back below the threshold.
BACKLIGHTING
Backlighting brightness can be set at one of three preset
levels. When this option is selected, the wording
BACKLIGHTING appears on the display; at each short press
of the SET button (2), the display cycles through the following
symbols:
LOW
MEAN
HIGH
After choosing the desired brightness, hold down the SET
button (2) and the instrument panel returns to the SETTINGS
menu.
CHANGE THE CODE AND CODE RECOVERY
This function can be used to change code, provided that the
old
code is known.
Upon accessing this function, the following message is
displayed:
“INSERT THE OLD CODE”
After the old code has been recognised, a new code can be
entered when the following prompt is displayed:
“INSERT THE NEW CODE”
When finished, the display returns to the DIAGNOSIS menu.
If you used the code to access the menu, this operation is not
allowed.
When finished, the instrument panel returns to the
SETTINGS menu.
CODE RECOVERY
This function is used to change the existing code when it is
unknown; in this case, you will need
at least a second ignition key in addition to the one you will
have inserted into the ignition.
The system will prompt you to insert a second key with this
message:
“INSERT THE 2ND KEY”
The instrument panel stays on after the first key is removed;
the second key must be inserted within 20 seconds of
removing the first, otherwise the procedure is aborted.
When the second key has been recognised, the system
prompts for a new code with this message:
“INSERT THE NEW CODE”
When finished, the display returns to the DIAGNOSIS menu.
If you used the code to access the menu, this operation is not
allowed.
When finished, the instrument panel returns to the
SETTINGS menu.