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I've heard conflicting reports on what the pv can and cant do
is there a reason or benefit to mounting the pv tuner on your bike. Does it have monitoring tools that I might like to view while riding such as engine temp or oil pressure?
like I said, I've heard it both ways and cant seem to find anything concrete in the manual or online.
There are several gauges you can pull up on it but after tuning bike there is no reason to keep it on.
I like to keep mine in safe place in case I need to flash a new tune.
I've heard conflicting reports on what the pv can and cant do
is there a reason or benefit to mounting the pv tuner on your bike. Does it have monitoring tools that I might like to view while riding such as engine temp or oil pressure?
like I said, I've heard it both ways and cant seem to find anything concrete in the manual or online.
You can view and log all of the channels native to the H-D Delphi databus.
Select “Datalog” from the main menu, then “Gauges”. Select the style of gauges you’d like to work by scrolling left or right. Tap the gauge to assign a channel, and the “Set Gauge Properties” dialog will appear. Tap the field that says “None” and then choose the source and the channel you’re interested in.
There are several gauges you can pull up on it but after tuning bike there is no reason to keep it on.
I like to keep mine in safe place in case I need to flash a new tune.
Not sure what having it dynoed has to do with not needing to monitor engine temp and such. Lol
Select Datalog from the main menu, then Gauges. Select the style of gauges youd like to work by scrolling left or right. Tap the gauge to assign a channel, and the Set Gauge Properties dialog will appear. Tap the field that says None and then choose the source and the channel youre interested in.
Thanks! I haven't really played with the actual tuner since getting it and the canned map installed back in march.
Still not sure I see where it describes how to set up those screens on the website though, but your quite here should be enough to get me going. Thanks again.
I've heard conflicting reports on what the pv can and cant do
is there a reason or benefit to mounting the pv tuner on your bike. Does it have monitoring tools that I might like to view while riding such as engine temp or oil pressure?
like I said, I've heard it both ways and cant seem to find anything concrete in the manual or online.
Thanks! Not sure why I didn't find a video like this before. I searched for something a few months ago, but guess I didnt search on the right terms or something.
Now when I get my bike back from the dyno, I'll play around with it and set some gauges up
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