Altering The Wheel Circumference; Altering The Unit Of Measurement - MH RYZ 50 Cross Service Manual

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ALTERING THE WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCE

Once inside the confi guration menu, the fi rst parameter that can
be altered is the wheel circumference.
The screen displays the only information seen, which is the cir-
cumference of the wheel, whereas all the other segments are off.
The different fi gures that make up the wheel circumference value
can be altered, starting with the most signifi cant fi gure and moving
successively to the least signifi cant.
Depending on the detail selected (which will be displayed fl ashing),
a brief press of the button will cause the fi gure to rise by one unit,
while a longer press will enable changing to another fi gure.
The information regarding the wheel circumference selected is
stored in memory.
CAUTION:
• Regulating interval: from 1,000 mm to 2,500 mm with
intervals of 1 mm.
• Once the regulating menu has been accessed:
- if 20 seconds go past without the button being pressed, or
- if the machine is started up, or
- if the key switch is turned to the OFF position, the sys-
tem will automatically return to standard operating mode,
and the changes made will be lost.

ALTERING THE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT

Once the wheel circumference regulating has been completed, it
is possible to alter the unit of measurement by pressing the button
for approximately 3 seconds.
Once the least signifi cant fi gure has been altered: at this point the
two inscriptions "km/h" and
"Mph" will appear on the screen, and at the outset the selected
value will fl ash.
The procedure for changing the unit is identical to that described
in the previous section.
The information regarding the unit of measurement is stored in
memory.
CAUTION:
• Regulating interval: from 1,000 mm to 2,500 mm with
intervals of 1 mm.
• Once the regulating menu has been accessed:
- if 20 seconds go past without the button being pressed, or
- if the machine is started up, or
- if the key switch is turned to the OFF position, the sys-
tem will automatically return to standard operating mode,
and the changes made will be lost.