MH RYZ 50 Cross C, Руководство по обслуживанию

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RYZ
TOTALISER (TOD)
The information is displayed in small electronic digits, accompa-
nied by TOD, as can be seen in the fi gure.
The data is memorised permanently in a non-volatile memory (up-
dated with every kilometre travelled).
If no data appears registered in the memory, the number “00000”
will be displayed.
The information is always calculated in km. However, it can be
expressed either in km or in miles. The conversion is possible by
accessing the confi guration menu.
In normal use instrumentation conditions, it is not possible to zero
this information.
REV-COUNTER (RPM)
The information is displayed in small digits and accompanied by
an indication along the graphical bar and the inscription “RPM”
next to this.
The data is displayed in revolutions per minute.
The value is updated every 0.5 seconds.
The resolution is a constant 100 rpm over the whole scale.
Scale background value: 12,000 rpm.
The number of pulses for each engine revolution can be selected
by accessing the confi guration menu.
The graphical bar, updated every 0.5 seconds, is interpreted in
accordance with the following table:
BATTERY VOLTAGE ALARM
When the voltage value is lower than or equal to 12.0v, the system
activates the alarm.
The indication consists of fl ashing the battery symbol and displa-
ying the inscription “MIN” (regardless of the function being displa-
yed).
This alarm does not affect the normal functioning of the instrument
panel.
The state of alarm ceases when the voltage returns to 12.5v.Thus,
the entire sequence is repeated every time the voltage is lower
than or equal to 12.0v, and is interrupted every time the voltage is
greater than 12.5v.
6-8 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
6
0
Rpmx100
(turns/min)
Sec.
illuminated
Rpmx100
(turns/min)
Sec.
illuminated
Rpmx100
(turns/min)
Sec.
illuminated
0 From 36 to 41 7 From 80 to 85 14
1
2
3
4
5
6
Up to 14
From 15 to 17
From 18 to 20
From 21 to 23
From 24 to 29
From 30 to 35
From 42 to 47
From 48 to 53
From 54 to 61
From 62 to 67
From 68 to 73
From 74 to 79
8 From 86 to 91
From 92 to 93
From 94 to 95
From 96 to 97
Over 97
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
18 and above
- excessive