How do you manually adjust the pc usb?

[fastnotch2002]

Just got it back from the dyno at Schnitz racing. I'm running a map I got off the net, Ryan said it was perfect just a little lean on the low end. He told me to just add a bar or to and it would be perfect. Anyways, I cant seem to find my manual and the pc site hasnt got what I was looking for so I figured I'd ask her, And I did use the search button and couldnt find anything. Anyone got directions on how to adjust the usb bu the faceplate?


THANKS!!

[Airtrixx]

Originally Posted by fastnotch2002

Just got it back from the dyno at Schnitz racing. I'm running a map I got off the net, Ryan said it was perfect just a little lean on the low end. He told me to just add a bar or to and it would be perfect. Anyways, I cant seem to find my manual and the pc site hasnt got what I was looking for so I figured I'd ask her, And I did use the search button and couldnt find anything. Anyone got directions on how to adjust the usb bu the faceplate?


THANKS!!

Try turning the bike off (key and switch), then hold all three buttons down, turn the key on then the switch and start the bike while holding the buttons (all in 5 seconds)...the PC will light up and the current settings for low will show up, release the buttons and press once on the low button to go richer and hold the button to go leaner, then hit the mid to move to mid range, then the high button and do the same. If you dont hit any buttons for lik 2 seconds at any given time you will have to shut the bike off and do the start up procedure again. fyi- When there are two green bars your setting is right in the middle

[fastnotch2002]

got it! Thanks!!!

[babyit11]

kool, i wanted to know the same thing. thanks

[icon]

Originally Posted by babyit11

kool, i wanted to know the same thing. thanks

I hear this is bad to do, work on the face like that. Is this true. I want to play with it, but worry this might be true..

[Airtrixx]

I wouldnt think it is "bad" , in the sense that it is going to hurt your bike but if you dont know what your doing you could screw up your ratios, but even then if you screw up you can easily download the map you need to fix the problem...I think the best way to manually play with it is, First download the best map to fit what you need then go to a nice place you like to ride, Late at night so you can continually ride back and forth (windys or straight whatever you would like to set your bike to) then adjust where you feel the bike needs improvement. As you adjust try to only do a bar or two at a time.

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Originally Posted by Airtrixx

I wouldnt think it is "bad" , in the sense that it is going to hurt your bike but if you dont know what your doing you could screw up your ratios, but even then if you screw up you can easily download the map you need to fix the problem...I think the best way to manually play with it is, First download the best map to fit what you need then go to a nice place you like to ride, Late at night so you can continually ride back and forth (windys or straight whatever you would like to set your bike to) then adjust where you feel the bike needs improvement. As you adjust try to only do a bar or two at a time.

Would this fix surging at idle? The sound is disturbing.

[Airtrixx]

Originally Posted by icon

Would this fix surging at idle? The sound is disturbing.

I dont know...Im not sure i know what you mean by "surging at idle". My bike doesnt do any surging at idle unless your talking about the fan?