Panasonic FLYER Mode D'emploi page 161

Setting of [WHEEL]
e.g. You want to change the wheel circumference to 2,200 mm.
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1) Hold down the [MODE] button and the assist mode select button ( ) on the operation unit until
[LANGUAGE] is displayed at Text indication on the display unit. (Fig. 1)
2) Press the assist mode select buttons ( / ) to select [WHEEL] and press the [MODE] button to set
[WHEEL]. (Fig. 2)
3) Press the [MODE] button to select the digit to change, and press the assist mode select buttons ( / )
to change the number.
● Each time you press the [MODE] button, you can select the digit in order of the thousands place, hundreds place, tens place, and one
place.
● Available setting value is between 1,000 mm to 2,499 mm.
● When holding down the assist mode select buttons ( / ) for two seconds, the display will change fast.
4) Set the value of the one place, and press the [MODE] button to fix the number. (Fig. 3)
5) Press the night mode button.
● The changed setting is stored in memory on the display unit.
Setting of [ODO INPUT]
e.g. You want to change the total distance travelled to 560.5 km.
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1) Hold down the [MODE] button and the assist mode select button ( ) on the operation unit until
[LANGUAGE] is displayed at Text indication on the display unit. (Fig. 1)
2) Press the assist mode select buttons ( / ) to select [ODO INPUT] and press the [MODE] button to set
[ODO INPUT]. (Fig. 2)
3) Press the [MODE] button to select the digit to change, and press the assist mode select buttons ( / )
to change the number.
● Each time you press the [MODE] button, you can select the digit in order of the ten-thousands place, thousands place, hundreds place,
tens place, one place, and first decimal place.
● Available setting value is between 0.0 km to 99,999.9 km.
● When holding down the assist mode select buttons ( / ) for two seconds, the display will change fast.
4) Set the value of the one place, and press the [MODE] button to fix the number. (Fig. 3)
5) Press the night mode button.
● The changed setting is stored in memory on the display unit.
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