Guides LED settings and buttun designations?

daveC1

Joined Jun 2007

62 Posts | 0+

Carlisle UK

Discussion Starter
• Jun 30, 2007

• #1

RSV1000 Mille/ SL1000 Falco LCD Dash Functions

Resetting the service light

• Key on
• Press Lap and R for 5 seconds

Switching KM/H to MPH

• Key on
• Press A about 5 seconds until blinking
• Press B to change unit of measurement
• Press A for 5 seconds to confirm choice

V max
Uses trip odometer #1 (the odometer displayed during instantaneous speed)

• To reset trip odometer #1 press R for 2 seconds
• To display V max and distance of trip odometer 1 press B for 2 seconds
• To reset V max press R for 2 seconds

AVS (Average Speed)

• Uses trip odometer #2
• Hold down B for 2 seconds and then press again
• AVS is displayed along with distance of trip odometer #2
• To reset both AVS and trip odometer #2 press R for 2 seconds

Redline threshold (engine off only)

• Press C, release, and press again
• Release C when desired RPM is reached

Battery voltage

• Press D once

Setting hour

• Press D twice
• Press LAP until desired hour is reached
• Press D to confirm

Setting minutes

• Press D three times
• Press LAP until desired minutes is reached
• Press D to confirm

Setting °C or °F

• Press D a fourth time
• Press LAP to alternate units

Chronometer (Lap Timer)

• V max, AVS, and trip odometer #2 no longer function in this mode
• Press LAP and within 0.7 seconds press D to enter chronometer mode
• To start timing press LAP and release immediately
• To store a lap time press LAP
• To display lap times press B
• To cycle through the stored laps, press LAP
• To reset memory press A and LAP for 2 seconds
• To leave chronometer function press LAP and D

 

wrex

Joined May 2008

1 Posts | 0+

Kansas City, Mo

• May 14, 2008

• #2

Referring to post: http://www.rsvzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43

Great write up. My 04 didn't come with a manual, so forgive the n00b question, but what buttons that you refer to are A, B, C and D? Trying to reset my Temp gauge to F.

Thanks!

 

stinky

Joined Jun 2008

25 Posts | 0+

courchevel, france

• Aug 26, 2008

• #3

@ DAVE C
You are a star!!!!!!!!!! The service light has been doing my head in all summer - took a good 10 seconds on the buttons though, but I'd have kept them pressed down for 10 hours just to clear the blasted thing of the screen - THANKS:thumbup

@ Wrex - I assume as you posted in May that you have found the buttons by now.......if not, they're the rubber covered buttons on the instrument panel, under the speedo/tacho

 

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gazaboy

Joined Nov 2008

3 Posts | 0+

• Mar 31, 2009

• #4

cheers, brilliant thanks

 

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littlescrote

• Apr 28, 2009

• #5

do you know if there's any way to make the display show the air temperature using the sensor connected to the ECU?

there is nothing about it in the workshop manual, but perhaps some combination with the test point connected?

 

piersvr

Joined Jul 2009

14 Posts | 0+

Nottingham

• Jul 11, 2009

• #6

Ah ha your a star my times out n been bugging the S*** outta me i dont know if that OCD but its sure annoying thanks

 

chris131

Joined Jun 2009

99 Posts | 0+

• Jul 15, 2009

• #7

What a useful bit of info. Battery dropped a bit earlier and everything reset to default. Did rev limit, MPH, clock and service interval. These guides are ace:thumbup

Cheers

 

robsrsv

Joined Aug 2009

31 Posts | 0+

Indpls,IN

• Aug 6, 2009

• #8

Thanks great info :thumbup

 

w00dzy

Joined Dec 2012

855 Posts | 0+

Near Portsmouth

• Dec 24, 2012

• #9

Bookmarked thanks very much

 

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imccarrison

Joined Nov 2010

10 Posts | 0+

N.Ireland

• Jul 9, 2014

• #10

Cheers Great Info