- 3 –
To access the menu
, follow these steps, in this order:
-
The TOP side of the housing is the touch sensitive area so it must be kept free, away
from all objects. If the unit is in a mount, remove it first.
-
Have the ignition OFF (the display must be blank).
-
Turn the ignition ON (the display should count up and then show “
-
”). If the display
does not light up, switch the engine stop switch to RUN position.
-
With your index finger (without gloves) tap the top side of the unit and hold your
finger until the first menu sign shows up. Remove your finger now.
Note:
If the wheels start spinning or the engine is revved up then accessing the menu
will be disabled even if you come to a stop. Cycle the ignition key to start over.
To review or change a parameter
, use the following controls:
-
Short tap
(tap and release the touch sensor): next menu item / increasing the value
-
Long tap
(hold your finger on the touch sensor until the display changes): select / ok
6.1.
Reading the firmware version
In the menu, select the “
C
” sign and do a
long tap
.
After this command, the firmware version number is shown (5 digits) repeatedly. If you
contact us for support please let us know this number.
To exit, do a
long tap
again or turn the ignition key off.
6.2.
Learning the gear positions
If the unit does not indicate the gears correctly, redo the Learning procedure. In the
menu, select the “
L
” sign and do a
long tap
.
If there are no gear positions stored in the unit, it automatically starts the Learning
function after power-up.
1.
Make sure the engine is warmed up completely before starting the procedure so
that the idle speed is normal.
2.
Raise the rear wheel off the ground by using a stand.
(If you do not have a stand, or your speedometer is driven off the front wheel, set
up the unit while riding. Find a long, straight road with light traffic. The unit does not
learn the same gear twice, this makes it easy to set up on the road. You can even
shift down and stop during the setup if needed. Do not stare at the display, watch
the road and ride with extreme care as always!)
3.
After the
6-to-1
countdown, when you see the “
L
” sign flashing, start the engine
and let it idle. If the RPM signal is received correctly, the “
L
” sign starts flashing
quicker for a few seconds. The unit learns the idle speed.
4.
When you see the “
1
” sign flashing, select 1
st
gear, release the clutch and keep
the engine at approx. 3-4 times of your idle speed (usually 3000-4000 RPM). The
display flashes faster while the SPEED signal is being received correctly.
The unit is now learning the gear position. Depending on the bike model, the
learning may take from a few seconds up to a minute.
5.
When you see the “
n
” (next) sign, select the next gear. The gear number starts
flashing faster when the unit is learning the new gear position.
Repeat this step until all gears have been taught.
Note:
If you’d like to cancel or start over the process, turn the ignition key off.
6.
Keep riding in top gear until the “
U
” (update) sign starts flashing (if your bike has
4 or 5 gears, it takes longer, about 15s).
The unit is now programmed and should
indicate all gears correctly.
Note:
On power-up, the unit will count up from 1 to the number of gears programmed. If
the learning procedure can not be completed, check the connections.
