EBR 1190 SX, Руководство пользователя

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WARNING
Traction control does not compensate for all possible wheel
slip conditions or wheelie events. Always be aware of road
and traffic conditions. Always ride within your limits. Failure
to do so could result in death or serious injury.
The traction control system on the EBR 1190RX/SX offers 21
levels of adjustability (1 through 20 and OFF). See table 16.
Each level changes 4 characteristics of the engine output
performance:
• Level of power reduction applied in an estimated
wheel slip condition
• The rate of power reduction applied as a function of
the estimated wheel slip
• Level of power reduction applied at high throttle in
lower gears relative to wheelie conditions
• The throttle position at which power reduction is
applied in lower gears relative to wheelie conditions
Level 1 has the lowest intervention and level 20 has the most
intervention.
NOTE
Level 20 features a power reduction hold function to quickly
drop power in the event of a low traction event and hold the
power reduction for a sufficient time to allow the rider to
reduce power naturally through the throttle twist grip to a
performance output that is more appropriate to the tire
traction/grip available. Level 20 is intended for anticipated
low traction conditions such as cold, wet, or loose debris like
gravel, sand, or leaves. This level is not intended for use on
the race track, nor it is intended for off-road use.
The traction control level is always shown to the rider on the
instrument cluster screen.
CAUTION
If there is a system fault that affects the traction control
functionality traction control will be turned off and will show
“OFF” on the instrument cluster regardless of the level
previously selected. The system will not allow a level change
while the fault exists.
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