Stealth B-52 Owner's Manual page 30

SETTINGS SCREEN (STEALTH B-52, F-37 AND H-52 MODELS ONLY)
The settings page allows you to change the setup of your Stealth Bike. The up and down directional buttons scroll the
selection tool. To enter a setting, press the ok button. Once within a setting, press "OK" to change the setting then the up
and down directional buttons scroll options and are used to change values. The "OK" button then saves the setting and exits
the screen. Note: The settings screen cannot be accessed when the bike is moving.
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Select Econ/Comp: Derestricts the bike (see
Competition mode). Once derestricted this
can be used to change between Economy and
Competition profiles.
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Adjust Limits: Allows adjustment of power
and speed limits on Competition profile.
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Adjust Clock: Allows the operator to set the
time clock. (Note: Time is in 24hr display
format).
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Tyre Size (circumference): For accurate
speed, distance and range calculation the tyre
sizes that are fitted to the bike must be
selected here. This can be done by entering
either Razorbacks or Crazy Bobs tyre size, as
shown, or if another tyre is used, the
operator can enter a custom value.
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Speed Unit: Allows a choice of mph or km/h.
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Backlight/Sound: Turns backlight and sound
on/off.
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Manual Reset: The system resets
automatically after charging the battery.
Manual reset allows the user to manually
reset all data. CAUTION; if a manual reset is
performed when the battery is not at full
charge the battery indicator will be incorrect.
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Electronic Security: This gives you the option
to lock your bike (your security pin will be
required each time your bike is turned on)
and to turn the auto lock on or off. The auto
lock requires your security pin after a period
of inactivity selected by the user. Note: if the
jumper is not installed, you will have to enter
the security pin each time that a bike is
turned on.
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About Stealth: Displays bike build number
and software version.
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Diagnostic Data: Displays diagnostic data (see
Troubleshooting).
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