RYSJM specializes in automotive electronics, offering advanced car Head-Up Displays (HUDs), OBD2 smart meters, and universal motorcycle digital speedometers.
RYSJM is a dedicated provider of aftermarket automotive and motorcycle electronics designed to enhance driving safety and vehicle monitoring. Their product lineup heavily features advanced Head-Up Displays (HUDs) equipped with both OBD2 and GPS dual systems. These devices allow drivers to monitor essential data such as speed, RPM, water temperature, and battery voltage on their windshield without taking their eyes off the road.
In addition to digital car dash accessories and smart diagnostic scanners, RYSJM manufactures universal LCD digital speedometers and instrument panels for motorcycles. Built with clear multi-color displays, adaptive brightness, and plug-and-play OBD2 interfaces, RYSJM electronics provide drivers and riders with an affordable and modern upgrade to their vehicle's dashboard diagnostics and real-time tracking abilities.
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Within 5 seconds after powering on the device, short-press the select button to choose between the OBD or GPS system. If no selection is made, it will default to the last used system.
Enter the settings menu by long-pressing the 'M' button, navigate to the speed calibration setting (usually Item 1), and fine-tune the parameter value to offset the difference.
This usually happens if the vehicle's voltage reading is too low for the device threshold. Try adjusting the shutdown voltage in the settings menu (often Item 10 or 11) to 13.0V or 12.8V, or switch to a direct USB connection instead of OBD2.
Yes, but you may need to adjust the settings. Enter the system settings, locate the Vehicle Type Selection, and change the parameter from 0 (gasoline) to 1 to support hybrid or auto start-stop systems so the device does not falsely detect a vehicle shutdown at red lights.