Can-Am SPYDER F3TM 2016, Руководство оператора

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SECONDARY CONTROLS
WARNING
If you turn the ignition switch to
OFF, it shuts off the engine and all
the electrical systems including
the VSS and DPS. If you do this
while the vehicle is moving, you
could lose control and crash.
NOTE: You should receive two keys
with your vehicle. Each Spyder key
contains a computer chip specifically
pre- programmed that is read via ra-
dio frequency by the immobilizer sys-
tem to allow starting the engine. The
Spyder keys do not contain batteries.
Do not take the key apart. If the im-
mobilizer system cannot read the key,
the engine will not start. For the con-
ditions that can lead to the immobilizer
system failing to read the key, refer to
the
DIAGNOSTIC GUIDELINES . Store
the spare key in a safe place because
you
must have your spare key to have
another one made by an authorized
Can-Am roadster dealer.
Ignition Function
OFF
The key can be inserted or removed in
this position.
In the OFF position, the electrical sys-
tem of the vehicle is disabled.
The engine is shut down by turning the
ignition switch to the OFF position.
ON
When the key is turned to this position,
the electrical system of the vehicle is
activated.
The gauge should wake-up.
The vehicle lights are turned on.
The engine can be started.
2) Engine Start Button
The engine start button is near the right
handgrip. When depressed and held, it
starts the engine.
3) Engine Stop Switch
The engine stop switch is near the
right handgrip. It has two positions and
must be set to the run position before
you can start the engine. It allows you
to stop the engine anytime without re-
moving your hand from the handlebar.
4) Hazard Warning Switch
The hazard warning switch is near the
right handgrip. Push the button to turn
on the hazard warning lights.
5) Cruise Control Switch
(F3-S Models Only)
The cruise control switch is near the
right handgrip.
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1. Cruise control switch
The switch is a multifunction switch.
It allows to activate, set and stop the
function of the cruise control.
When set, the cruise control allows to
maintain a steady speed while riding
the vehicle. It will increase or reduce
engine speed as necessary.
NOTE: The vehicle torque may vary
slightly depending on the road condi-
tions such as the wind, going downhill
or uphill.
The cruise control is designed to be
used for prolonged drives on low traf-
fic highways. Never ride the vehicle
with the cruise control activated in
city streets, winding roads, in adverse
weather or in any circumstances when
you need the throttle control.
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