APRILIA RSV 1000 R Factory Use And Maintenance Book page 23

COOLANT TEMPERATURE DISPLAY
√ The coolant temperature display reads
- - -
" " w h e n t h e s e n s o r d e t e c t s a
temperature below 34°C (93°F).
√ When the sensor detects a temperature
b e t w e e n 3 5 ° C ( 9 5 ° F ) a n d 1 1 4 ° C
(237°F), the display provides actual
temperature indication.
√ Temperatures between 115° C (239° F)
and 135°C (275°F) are displayed with a
flashing indication. In addition, the
warning light will come on to indicate
a dangerous condition.
√ The display will flash for temperatures
a b o v e 1 3 5 ° C ( 2 7 5 ° F ) ( a g a i n , t h e
warning light comes on).
CAUTION
The dashboard error light (
o n i n d i c a t e s a d a m a g e d
disconnected coolant temperature
s e n s o r , r e s u l t i n g
temperature reading. When this is the
case, contact an Official dealer.
aprilia
Display temperature range: 35-135°C (95-
275 °F).
SETTING THE DIGITAL CLOCK:
The digital clock is displayed in the top
area of the screen.
The clock is only displayed when the key is
set to ≈ ∆.
NOTE
The clock may only be set when
the key is set to " " and the motorcycle
is at standstill.
HOUR SETTING
◆
Hold down the buttons "+" and "-" for at
least 3 seconds, until the hour digits
begin to flash.
◆
Use the "+" and "-" buttons to set hours
as desired.
◆
Hold down either of the buttons and
current setting will increase/decrease by
one unit per second.
◆
Hold down the "TRIP/V" button for at
least three seconds to confirm hour
setting. The clock will automatically
switch to the minutes setting mode.
MINUTES SETTING
◆
Pressing
) coming
increases/decreases current setting by
o r
one minute.
Hold down either of the buttons to
i n m i s s i n g
increase/decrease current setting by one
unit per second.
◆
Hold down the "TRIP/V" button for at
least 3 seconds, until the minute digits
stop flashing, to confirm your new
setting.
◆
Clock setting is lost when the battery is
disconnected.
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the "+" and "-" buttons
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