Beta 2011 RS, Руководство пользователя

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GENERAL INFORMA
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Modifying the unit of measure (from Mph to Km/h or vice versa)
The unit of measure can be modifi ed at any time and does not depend on the va-
lues of the ODO or H parameters. From the Setup Menu, use the Mode button to
select the Km/h and Mph function indicators (once selected, they will be displayed
fl ashing). Press the Up button to display the screen shown in Fig. 22, which displays
the actual unit of measure; use the Up button (to select Km/h) or Down button (to
select Mph) to modify the displayed value. When fi nished, press the Mode button
again to return to the Setup Menu. The selected value is saved to the permanent
memory. Changing the unit of measure will cause the current TR1/A1/S1/TR2/
A2/MAX values to be permanently deleted.
Modifying the Total Distance Travelled
The counter associated with the total distance travelled can only be modifi ed when
the initial ODO value is null (or rather 00000). From the setup menu, use the Mode
button to select the ODO function indicator. Press the Up button to display the screen
shown in the fi gure, in which the only data shown is the total distance travelled;
use the Up and Down buttons to modify the displayed value, based on the same
logic already described for TR2: Pressing the Up or Down buttons will cause the
immediate modifi cation of the ODO value. Each time the Up or Down buttons are
pressed, the ODO value will either increase or decrease, based on the button which
has been pressed.
Adjusting the backlight colour
The colour of the display’s backlighting can be modifi ed by holding down the Ctrl
button until the screen illustrated in the Fig. 24 appears on the display. Use the Up
and Down buttons to move the vertical bar indicator to the left (which corresponds
to yellow backlighting) or else to the right (which corresponds to red backlighting);
all of the intermediate colour tones are also available. When fi nished, press the Ctrl
button for about 3 seconds to return to standard operating mode; the selected colour
tonality will be saved to the non-permanent memory.