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The speedometer scale has an indication angle of 300° (TBC), increasing in a clockwise direction.
At speeds between 0 and 5 mph, the needle may remain on the zero bar. At higher speeds, the speed will be
indicated.
The speedometer needle displays speeds between 5 mph and 220 mph.
The speed values which should be displayed are: 0, 20, 40...every 20 mph...200, 220 (main values) and - 10
mph (secondary values: bars only).
In the event of failure, the needle should return to the beginning of the scale (rest position - key-off).
At key-off, the needle is on the end stop at the zero bar.
Electronic analogue tachometer
The electronic tachometer may have red, yellow and black graphics.
At Key-on, the tachometer needle indicates 0 rpm.
The scale indicates engine speed in rpm.
The numbers on the dial represent engine speed in rpm/1000.
Engine speed is indicated with main numbers at intervals of 1000 rpm and with secondary bars (with no
numerals) at intermediate intervals of 200 rpm.
The red section (danger) of the tachometer scale starts at 8000 rpm.
The top end of the analogue scale on the dial is 10000 rpm.
At key-off, the needle is on the end stop at the zero bar.
DOT MATRIX display
It displays the following information:
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