SIP Lambretta Digital Speedo
Can.anyone tell me how to.reset the.cht readout on.the speedo or calibrate it as it.flashes.482fon a cold engine also the outside temperature reads 32f any.help.would be welcome
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Ive looked but cant see funny thing its reading 143 now!!!Timbo wrote:.......just checking you've got the instruction booklet Steve as I have a spare....
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Im still having problems setting mine up im using the external pick up , in option 2 it says use ext for external pick up but underneath that is says if you choose B mode please check operation step from instruction sheet so my questions are what is B mode as mine doesnt display it and what operation sheet are the refering to ?
Im able to put the tyre circumference in no problem then scroll into the two figures and letter P on the right hand side of the speedo but have no idea as to what to put in there as im using external and this area is only refered to in the instruction book as the transmission ratio which I guess means the speedo drive ? Any pointers
Im able to put the tyre circumference in no problem then scroll into the two figures and letter P on the right hand side of the speedo but have no idea as to what to put in there as im using external and this area is only refered to in the instruction book as the transmission ratio which I guess means the speedo drive ? Any pointers
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Nerdy Norm
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P = pulse (from the sensor).
The flashing number relates to how many pulses you have per wheel revolution. For example, if the sensor is picking up a single magnet, you'd set it to 1. If it's your wheel nuts which are being picked up, you'd set it to 4 or 5 or whatever.
As you're using an external sensor, you don't enter anything for the transmission ratio.
The flashing number relates to how many pulses you have per wheel revolution. For example, if the sensor is picking up a single magnet, you'd set it to 1. If it's your wheel nuts which are being picked up, you'd set it to 4 or 5 or whatever.
As you're using an external sensor, you don't enter anything for the transmission ratio.
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It goes to the lighting circuit wire in my case one of the yellow ones on my stator
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Did you spur that right off the yellow before the rectifier?shocky wrote:It goes to the lighting circuit wire in my case one of the yellow ones on my stator
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