Joined Jun 2001
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Pasadena Ca.
Yes! Follow this thread to the very end on the 2nd page.
Joe
http://www.husaberg.org/modules.php?nam ... peedometer
Joe
http://www.husaberg.org/modules.php?nam ... peedometer
Joined Dec 2005
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I did see that thread, very informative. I should be more specific...
Is there a particular button sequence that you've got to be pressing to access the WS function?
Do you have to be on a certain starting screen, such as SPD/HRS or SPD/ODO?
Thank you,
Rich.
Is there a particular button sequence that you've got to be pressing to access the WS function?
Do you have to be on a certain starting screen, such as SPD/HRS or SPD/ODO?
Thank you,
Rich.
Joined Dec 2005
47 Posts | 0+
I always get slightly nervous when told "cut the wire". Cause I'm an electrician. And I use the 'tripmaster' functions during races... I think what I tried to do didn't work, because I disconnected the battery ground...and not the computer ground.
I'll try to disconnect all the bike to comp connectors later..that should simulate cutting the wires...and I'll post follow up.
Cheers!
I'll try to disconnect all the bike to comp connectors later..that should simulate cutting the wires...and I'll post follow up.
Cheers!
Joined Dec 2005
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Ok, I'm not sure who updates "THE DOC" (all caps, because it is in revered status), but, please help me add the following:
To change wheel sizes on the trip computer, you don't have to cut any wires.
1. Pull headlight/numberplate forward.
2. Ensure you have a backup battery.
3. Disconnect the power/ground/ground wire from the computer.
4. Get into the setup function of your computer.
5. Cycle through your settings until you get to "WS". If it isn't there, you didn't disconnect the right wire.
6. The Wheel Size is in MM, the formula is Pi X D.
7. Measure Tire Height across the center and multiply by 3.14. (much easier if measured in MM).
8. Use up/down buttons to set new wheel size (or adjust if your previous calibration was in error).
9. Plug in bike power to computer.
10. Re attach headlight/numberplate.
11. RIDE!
To change wheel sizes on the trip computer, you don't have to cut any wires.
1. Pull headlight/numberplate forward.
2. Ensure you have a backup battery.
3. Disconnect the power/ground/ground wire from the computer.
4. Get into the setup function of your computer.
5. Cycle through your settings until you get to "WS". If it isn't there, you didn't disconnect the right wire.
6. The Wheel Size is in MM, the formula is Pi X D.
7. Measure Tire Height across the center and multiply by 3.14. (much easier if measured in MM).
8. Use up/down buttons to set new wheel size (or adjust if your previous calibration was in error).
9. Plug in bike power to computer.
10. Re attach headlight/numberplate.
11. RIDE!
Joined Mar 2003
582 Posts | 2+
Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
FE,
Sorry, forgot to pay my internet bill at home, so I wasn't around this weekend.
From what I gather, it seems you have done it. I just re-read the post, and realized I never posted my pics, I'll have to do that. I'm pretty sure I still have them at home somewhere. It is pretty straightforward once you get into it, and know which one to cut
Once you get it, you'll be quite happy with what you can do with it. It's a pretty powerfull little dashboard!
-Parsko
Sorry, forgot to pay my internet bill at home, so I wasn't around this weekend.
From what I gather, it seems you have done it. I just re-read the post, and realized I never posted my pics, I'll have to do that. I'm pretty sure I still have them at home somewhere. It is pretty straightforward once you get into it, and know which one to cut
Once you get it, you'll be quite happy with what you can do with it. It's a pretty powerfull little dashboard!
-Parsko
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