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A: the procedure will be ignored by the
system if the ABS button was pressed for a
time ranging from 5 and 30 seconds.
The ABS will keep the current settings.
B: The ABS will be active again from any
other previous setting when the button is
pressed for a time longer than 30 secs.
Enabling ABS:
Make sure the motorcycle is stationary
and in neutral. Keep the ABS button pres-
sed for 3-5 seconds, the light will switch
from steady to flashing for about 1.30
seconds (short flashing). Another way for
enabling the ABS system is to switch off
and then on again.
released, the hour digit will start flashing
on the meter.
Short press the set button to change the
number, or long-press to move the fla-
shing digit
to the next position to continue adjust-
ment. To change the unit between KM/H
and MPH, turn on the key switch and
wait for over 10 secs, then long-press the
set button to realize the unit switches.
Under any modes (“ODO”, “TRIP A” and
“TRIP B”), short press the set button to
switch between three modes, while in
TRIP A and TRIP B modes, long press the
set button to reset the trip mileage.
ABS button
Do not try to adjust settings of ABS while
the motorcycle running. The ABS settings
are not enabled when the vehicle speed is
above 5 km/h.
Disabling ABS
Make sure the motorcycle is stationary
and in neutral. Keep the ABS button pres-
sed for 3-5 seconds, the light will switch
from steady to flashing for about 1.30 se-
conds (short flashing).
At this stage, the ABS system will be not
active and the braking system will con-
tinue working as a normal system not
equipped with ABS.
ABS
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