Seat Belts
HAZARD LIGHTS
The hazard light switch (2) is located just below the turn signal switch
(Figure 10)
. To activate the hazard lights, make
sure that the turn signal switch is in the center (off) position, and pull the switch marked “hazard” until it is locked in
place by the turn signal switch. To deactivate the hazard lights, move the turn signal switch in either direction and
return it to the center position.
HORN
The horn button (3) is located on the end of the turn signal lever
(Figure 10)
. Press the button to activate the horn.
SPEEDOMETER
The speedometer (4) is located on the steering column
(Figure 10)
. The speedometer provides information on
vehicle speed, odometer, and trip odometer.
The Koso Speedometer has two buttons for selecting and/or adjusting the features and functions available. The
buttons are located on the lower front portion of the speedometer with the select button on the left, and the adjust
button on the right. The main screen for the speedometer shows the speed digitally (large 3 digit, seven segment
display, centrally located) with the bar graph around the periphery, and the odometer displayed below the speed (small
5 digit, seven segment display) denoted by ODO on the left side of the numbers.
The speedometer has three range settings: 160km/h, 260km/h, and 160MPH. The range setting may be indexed to the
next setting by pressing and holding the adjust button for 3 seconds from the main screen.
The speedometer also has a Trip A and Trip B meter function for recording user selectable distances. To access the
Trip A function, press the adjust button one time from main screen. The small 5 digit, seven segment display will now
indicate the distance travelled since the last Trip A reset and is denoted by TRIP A on the left side of the numbers. To
reset the Trip A meter, press the adjust button for 3 seconds from the Trip A function screen. To access the Trip B
function, press the adjust button one time from the Trip A screen. The small 5 digit, seven segment display will now
indicate the distance travelled since the last Trip B reset and is denoted by TRIP B on the left side of the numbers. To
reset the Trip B meter, press the adjust button for 3 seconds from the Trip B function screen. Pressing the adjust button
one time from the Trip B function screen will index the display to the fuel function screen. The fuel function screen is not
used on this application. Pressing the adjust button one time from the fuel function screen will return to the main screen.
The speedometer can display average speed, max speed, and riding time. To access the average speed screen, from
the main screen press the select button one time. The digital speed reading and the bar graph will indicate the average
speed since the last reset of the Trip B meter as denoted by AVE above the speed. Also on this screen, the 5 digit,
seven segment display will indicate riding time since the Trip B meter was last reset. When the riding time is displayed
as 00:00, the units are 00 hours and 00 minutes. When the riding time is displayed as 00-00, the units are 00 minutes
and 00 seconds. The average speed and riding time may be reset by pressing the select button for 3 seconds from the
average speed screen. NOTE: Resetting the average speed and riding time also resets the Trip B meter function.
To access the max speed screen, press the select button one time from the average speed screen. The maximum
speed achieved since the last reset will be displayed as denoted by MAX above the speed. To reset the max speed,
press the select button for 3 seconds from the max speed screen. To return to the main screen, press the select
button one time from the max speed screen.
To check the factory settings for proper speed indication for factory installed tires, simultaneously press the select and
adjust buttons for 3 seconds. The large 3 digit, seven segment display should indicated 20P while the small 5 digit,
seven segment display should indicate 0700-. The values may be adjusted by selecting the applicable digit (denoted
by flashing) using the select button and changing the value with the adjust button.
SEAT BELTS
LSV vehicles are equipped with seat belts, one for each occupant.
See following WARNING.
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