1. Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your new ACCESTING Universal Motorcycle Digital Speedometer, Oil Gauge, and Tachometer. This instrument cluster is designed to provide essential riding information including speed, mileage, RPM, oil quantity, and various indicator lights in a clear LCD display.
Figure 1: ACCESTING Universal Motorcycle Digital Speedometer with included wiring and speed sensor.
2. Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | ACCESTING |
| Material | ABS |
| Item Weight | 0.25kg |
| Item Height | 7cm |
| Item Width | 7cm |
| Item Length | 17cm |
| Special Features | LCD Display |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Speed | Maximum display speed is 199km/h (0-199km/h) |
| Mileage (ODO) | Maximum displayed mileage is 999999km |
| Trip Mileage (TRIP) | Maximum displayed mileage is 9999.9km |
| Oil Quantity | 5 grid display; displays working voltage if not connected to oil level sensor |
| RPM | Maximum speed 12000R/min |
| Indicator Lights | Turn signal left (green), right (green), high beam (blue), N gear (green), engine failure (orange) |
| Gear Display | 1-6 liquid crystal display |
| Backlight | White backlight |
| Button | Total mileage/small mileage switch, small mileage clear |
3. Package Contents
The package includes the following items:
- 1 PC x Digital Gauge (Speedometer, Oil Gauge, Tachometer)
- 1 PC x Z Bracket
- 1 PC x Speed Sensor
- 1 PC x W Bracket
Figure 2: Contents of the product package.
4. Installation
4.1. Physical Installation
Mount the digital gauge securely on your motorcycle using the provided Z and W brackets. Ensure the display is clearly visible to the rider and protected from direct impact. The gauge features mounting studs on the back for secure attachment.
Figure 3: Dimensions of the digital gauge (141.5mm length, 46mm width, 35.8mm depth).
Figure 4: Speed sensor and its mounting hardware.
4.2. Wiring Connection
Connect the wires from the digital gauge to your motorcycle's electrical system according to the following table. Use the provided connectors for a secure fit. If you are unsure about any connections, consult a professional motorcycle mechanic.
| Wire Color | Function |
|---|---|
| Green/red | Gear N |
| Pink | Gear 1 |
| Blue/red | Gear 2 |
| Green/black | Gear 3 |
| Yellow/red | Gear 4 |
| Brown/white | Gear 5 |
| Brown | Gear 6 |
| Black/red | Engine fault light |
| Black | Anode (Positive) |
| Green | Cathode (Negative) |
| Light/blue | Right turn signal |
| Orange | Left turn signal |
| Blue | High beam |
| Black/white | Speed signal |
| Yellow/white | Fuel level |
| Yellow | 5V Output |
| Blue/white | RPM (Rotation Speed) |
Video 1: Demonstration of the digital speedometer's features and display during operation.
5. Operating Instructions
5.1. Basic Operation
- Button Function: The single button on the gauge is used for switching between total mileage (ODO) and trip mileage (TRIP), and for clearing trip mileage.
- Switching ODO/TRIP: On the working interface, short press the button to switch between ODO and TRIP.
- Clearing Trip Mileage: While in TRIP state, long press the button to clear the distance table.
5.2. Parameter Setting
To enter parameter setting mode:
- First, press and hold the button.
- Then, open the electric door lock.
- After 5 seconds, the gauge will enter the back door setting interface, which is divided into 4 sub-interfaces.
Interface 1: Tire Circumference Value Setting
- The display will show '199' (speed) and 'C-1871' (total cumulative display), where 1871 is the default tire circumference in mm.
- The thousands digit will flash. Short press the button to modify the value.
- If no operation for 5 seconds, the hundreds digit will flash, then cycle to single position.
- The circumference can be set from 500-2600mm.
- Long press the button for 3 seconds to save the setting and enter the magnet steel number setting interface.
Interface 2: Magnetic Steel Number Setting
- The display will show '199' (speed) and 'C---02' (total cumulative display), where 02 indicates the number of magnetic steel.
- The value can be set from 1-12. Short press the button to modify.
- Long press the button for 3 seconds to save the setting and enter the speed setting interface.
Interface 3: Speed Setting Interface (Engine Cylinder Setting)
- The display will show '199' (speed) and 'C----2' (total cumulative display), where 2 means the engine is 2 cylinders.
- Short press the button to switch between 2 cylinders/4 cylinders.
- Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to save the setting and enter the two-line and three-line fuel setting interface.
Interface 4: Two-line and Three-line Fuel Setting
- The display will show '199' (speed) and 'E----2' (total cumulative display), where 2 represents the second-line oil meter set to 3 lines. (This setting relates to how the fuel level is displayed, typically for compatibility with different fuel sensors).
Figure 5: Example of the digital gauge display showing various metrics.
6. Maintenance
- Keep the display clean using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Regularly check all wiring connections for tightness and corrosion.
- Ensure the speed sensor is free from debris and properly aligned for accurate readings.
- Protect the unit from extreme temperatures and direct prolonged sunlight when possible.
7. Troubleshooting
- No Display/Power: Check the power (green and black wires) connections. Ensure the motorcycle's ignition is on.
- Incorrect Speed Reading: Verify the speed sensor is correctly installed and the magnetic steel number setting (Interface 2) and tire circumference (Interface 1) are accurately configured.
- Tachometer Not Working: Ensure the blue/white RPM wire is correctly connected to the ignition signal. Some users report issues with direct CDI ignition signals; ensure your connection provides a compatible signal.
- Odometer Reset to 0: If the odometer unexpectedly resets, there is no known method to restore previous mileage. Ensure stable power supply and proper wiring to prevent this.
- Indicator Lights Not Functioning: Check the specific wire connections for the non-functioning indicator (e.g., orange for left turn, light blue for right turn, blue for high beam).
- Oil Gauge Inaccurate: If the oil quantity display is showing voltage instead of levels, ensure the yellow/white fuel level wire is correctly connected to a compatible fuel sensor.
8. User Tips
- Wiring Verification: Always double-check the wire assignments against your motorcycle's specific wiring diagram, as some models may have variations. If a wire color (e.g., orange) is not present on your bike, consult your motorcycle's manual or a professional.
- Sensor Compatibility: Ensure the speed sensor's metric (e.g., thread size) is compatible with your motorcycle's wheel or drive system.
- Initial Setup: Take your time during the initial parameter setting (tire circumference, magnetic steel number, cylinder count) to ensure accurate readings.
For further assistance, you may refer to the official user manual PDF: User manual (PDF)
9. Warranty and Support
This product is covered by a standard manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. For warranty claims or technical support, please contact the ACCESTING Official Store directly through your purchase platform. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty-related inquiries.