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Gear Ratios 

10.

 

CAUTION – TRAINING THE MSU FOR GEAR POSITION IS BEST DONE ON A 
PIT STAND, OUTSIDE AND WITH THE HELP OF A FRIEND.  

11.

 

Place your motorcycle on a flat, smooth surface on a secure rear center stand with no 
obstructions in front of you, in case the bike falls forward.  

12.

 

Replace the helmet on your head so that you can see the display and turn the HMD unit on 
if it has turned off 

13.

 

With the motorcycle ignition in the “OFF” position, push and hold the button on the side of 
the MSU marked “B”, while turning the ignition to the “ON” position.

 CAUTION -  DO 

NOT START THE MOTORCYCLE YET.   

14.

 

The display should begin showing the word

 

MENU

”,

 

release the “B” button.

  

15.

 

Now push the “B” button again and the display should show

 

LEARN

Push “B” 

again and the number 

1

will begin to flash on the right side of the display.  The 

MSU is now ready to learn your motorcycle gear ratios

 

16.

 

Make sure the motorcycles Neutral indicator shows “N” and start your motorcycle.  

17.

 

The gear indicator should be flashing a

 

“1”

 

on the right side of the display.

 

Standing on 

the same side of your motorcycle as the shift lever, pull in the clutch and put your 
motorcycle in 1

st

 gear. Let the clutch out slowly and increase the RPM to approximately 

3000 and you should then see the speed indicator and the RPM begin to move higher. 

18.

 

 The gear indicator will flash five times and then the SportVue will begin data sampling to 
learn this gear 

19.

 

 When it is done learning that gear, the display will change to

 

“SHIFT”.

 

20.

 

 

You should now shift up to the next gear.  The gear indicator should be flashing 

“2”

 

and will flash five times before it begins sampling to learn 2

nd

 gear.

 

21.

 

This will continue through 6 gears.  If your bike only has 5 gears, simply leave it in top 
gear when you are asked to switch to 6

th

 gear. 

22.

 

 It is important that the bike be moderately accelerating when the SportVue does the 
sampling.  If the bike is coasting or decelerating when sampling occurs, inaccuracy in the 
gear indication can occur.  Sampling occurs after the 5

th

 flash of the gear number. (See Fig. 

15 below)  

 

 

           

Need photo of flashing gear position 

 

 

 

 

 

                                   

Fig. 15 – Display showing gear position on left and speed on right

 

 

Summary of Contents for SportVue MC1

Page 1: ...gear position and RPM in real time Programmable shift indicator Programmable tire size for accurate speed indication Unique wireless system for reliable operation Patented break away mounting clip 2 s...

Page 2: ...lation 9 Training MSU for Your Motorcycle 14 Turning the Unit On 14 Learning to Use HMD 17 First Ride 18 Batteries Error Bookmark not defined Care and Cleaning 18 Specifications 19 Display 19 Electric...

Page 3: ...ure you should consult your optical or vision resource for assessment This HMD Unit should not be used in conjunction or combination with any device or appliance that will impair your ability to see s...

Page 4: ...includes a universal wiring loom The HMD Unit and the MSU Unit together are called a SportVue MC1 in this owner s manual HMD Unit Fig 1 SportVue Head Mounted Display and Mounting Clip HMD Unit project...

Page 5: ...ig 2 Motorcycle Sending Unit The MSU Unit captures speed or RPM data from your motorcycle and calculates gear position based on this information The MSU Unit processes the data and sends it to the HMD...

Page 6: ...yes open Wear any corrective lenses you would normally use for distance vision Hold your thumb up to align with that point and close your right eye only If your thumb appears to move to the right you...

Page 7: ...on Dry fit the HMD Unit before you permanently attach it 1 Do not remove the double sided tape backing on the Display Mounting Clip yet 2 Using clear tape or another type of temporary material cover t...

Page 8: ...earest the center of the helmet has a small lip that MUST locate on the top edge of the visor Once located you can rotate the clip by moving the outer foot up to down to achieve a vertical alignment s...

Page 9: ...nd outer foot base with your thumb and forefinger see fig 7 3 Fit the HDM Unit into the base 4 Check the location while you are wearing the helmet The pressure sensitive adhesive PSA will not cure com...

Page 10: ...en the MSU and the display An excess of either may cause an intermittent radio signal Fig 8 Typical MSU Location 2 Next mount the wheel speed sensor by attaching the sensor bracket on the lower brake...

Page 11: ...agnet Installation 4 Clean the area onto which you will bond the magnet thoroughly with the alcohol swab and or commercially available brake clean aerosol Next place a small amount of the quick settin...

Page 12: ...on without damaging the wire for a waterproof connection without splicing 8 Use the tie wraps provided to tidy up the wire back to the connector Use caution as to not place the wires to close to the c...

Page 13: ...he chain sprockets or exhaust pipes and headers 10 The final step is to mount the MSU box using either the Velcro or tie wraps provided and connecting the loom connector to the MSU box by securely plu...

Page 14: ...ight off but the HMD Unit display remains on This is the ambient light setting and can be used when the sky is bright enough To turn the LCD and power off hold the button down for three or more second...

Page 15: ...t you can see the display and turn the HMD unit on 4 With the motorcycle ignition in the OFF position push and hold the button on the side of the MSU marked B while turning the ignition to the ON posi...

Page 16: ...indicator should be flashing a 1 on the right side of the display Standing on the same side of your motorcycle as the shift lever pull in the clutch and put your motorcycle in 1st gear Let the clutch...

Page 17: ...TY REASONS THERE ARE CIRCMSTANCES WHERE THE GEAR POSITION INDICATED WILL NOT BE CORRECT IN THE NEUTRAL POSITION DUE TO THE WAY SPORTVUE CALCULATES THE GEAR THE SAME HOLDS TRUE FOR SPEED THE SPORTVUE D...

Page 18: ...splay should freeze in the last position for up to 3 seconds If the signal is lost for more than 3 seconds the display will show NO SIG and begin searching for the signal During this time the display...

Page 19: ...RPM 6 alphanumeric characters for speed gear and data 4 general purpose indicators for warning and shift indication Red orange LED backlight Attaches to your helmet or visor using a patented break aw...

Page 20: ...If you return your SportVue Unit in compliance with the above requirements Motion Research Corporation at its option shall at its option i promptly repair your SportVue ii replace your SportVue with a...

Page 21: ...R THAN THE LIMITED RIGHTS OF RETURN SET FORTH IN THE RETURN POLICY SECTION OF THIS OWNER S MANUAL DISCLAIMER OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO WILLFUL TORTIOUS MISCONDUCT OR GROSS NEGLIG...

Page 22: ...lication by electronic photocopying or any other reproduction method is strictly prohibited This product is protected by US Patent No 5 162 828 and international patents and other pending US patents S...

Page 23: ...ervice s to License Software You acknowledge that You are supplied with the SportVue System and any additional MRC accessories or Service s that You order conditional upon Your acceptance of the terms...

Page 24: ...install and use one copy of the Software residing on the SportVue MC1 Product You may not use or allow the use of the Software other than for Your own internal or personal purposes This license does n...

Page 25: ...or otherwise attempt to derive the source code of the Software and agree not to authorize allow or enable any other person or entity to do so 9 Term This Agreement shall be effective upon Your agreem...

Page 26: ...ERVICE OR THAT ANY DATA SENT BY OR TO YOU WILL BE TRANSMITTED IN UNCORRUPTED FORM OR WITHIN A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME ALL REPRESENTATIONS WARRANTIES ENDORSEMENTS AND CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND EXPRESS O...

Page 27: ...out in Section 12 above i in no event shall the aggregate liability of MRC exceed the amount paid by You for the SportVue MC1 Product s and or for that portion of the Software as the case may be that...

Page 28: ...void and of no effect MRC may perform all obligations to be performed under this Agreement directly or may have some or all obligations performed by its contractor or subcontractors 16 Notices Except...

Page 29: ...e may be for any claims arising from or related to this Agreement The Parties specifically agree that in the event that there is a dispute under this Agreement and such dispute is to be resolved in a...

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