What do the blue and red buttons do on the digital speedo?
The blue button switches between two trip gauges so can record two different distances. If you hold down the blue (A/B) button for a few seconds it switches the display from the clock function to the overall mileage function and back again. The red button is reset and if you hold it down for a while, about a minute, when the clock is displayed you can set the clock when it is flashing. The hours will flash first and you push quickly the reset button to change them, then push A/B or blue button to go to minutes and set minutes the same. Then just press A/B again to go back to normal display. b) Digital speedo sender unit – this is often the cause of a “dead” speedo – it was with mine – replacement for “white” TTRs is Yamaha part number sender unit 4GY-83755-01 – priced at 59.78 plus VAT and P&P or 75.53 total as at July 2004. c) If you have terminal speedo problems Paul Bates suggests fitting a WR400 speedo drive unit and cable direct on to a DT125 clock, fits straight on apparently – n
The blue button switches between two trip gauges so can record two different distances. If you hold down the blue (A/B) button for a few seconds it switches the display from the clock function to the overall mileage function and back again. The red button is reset and if you hold it down for a while, about a minute, when the clock is displayed you can set the clock when it is flashing. The hours will flash first and you push quickly the reset button to change them, then push A/B or blue button to go to minutes and set minutes the same. Then just press A/B again to go back to normal display. b) Digital speedo sender unit – this is often the cause of a “dead” speedo – it was with mine – replacement for “white” TTRs is Yamaha part number sender unit 4GY-83755-01 – priced at 102.11 plus VAT plus P&P as at 11th August 2010. c) If you have terminal speedo problems Paul Bates suggests fitting a WR400 speedo drive unit and cable direct on to a DT125 clock, fits straight on apparently – no need
