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HealTech GIpro Gear Indicator Review
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y0s_bikey
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I just install this great item on my bike. This is a great item compared to the Acumen where you need to splice alot of wirings, which I hate most! Check out the Gipro X which is alot smaller!
GConn
Squid hater
I think that Acumen makes plug and play kits too. Don't know any more information though.
CCHOUSEKY
Kentucky Wildcat Fanatic
These look great, but I didn't see one listed for ANY Yamaha bike, let alone a FZ6. Did I just miss it?
y0s_bikey
Junior Member
Ya... Acumen do make looms as well but not for Fz6 as per my last findings previously...
The loom is GPX-Y01
check this pdf
The loom is GPX-Y01
check this pdf
Robson35
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Helo. I LeoVince exhaust fitted to my FZ6 and GIPRO shows at 8000 rpm and above any "U" ... Please, someone knows what it means? 
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Helo. I LeoVince exhaust fitted to my FZ6 and GIPRO shows at 8000 rpm and above any "U" ... Please, someone knows what it means?
"U"ncalibrated? or something like that maybe....can you do an autocalibrate?
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I would disconnect and start from scratch again, reading all the instructions carefully.Helo. I LeoVince exhaust fitted to my FZ6 and GIPRO shows at 8000 rpm and above any "U" ... Please, someone knows what it means?
I have Scorpion slip ons and when I installed the indicator it worked first time. You do have to run through the gears, with the bike on it's stand - maybe something went wrong in that stage.
Uninstall, reinstall - start from scratch. Sorry, that's all I have.
nds876
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The U stands for upshift, the indicator has a built in shift light. To set the shift light
(from Healtech instructions)
Step 1
Deactivating the SL and HSW features
If you wish to deactivate or re-program the Shift Light or High Speed Warning features, perform the following steps:
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Park the bike and turn ignition On (if it is already on, cycle the ignition key).
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Start the engine in neutral, and warm the engine if necessary.
(Do not move the bike, otherwise you will need to restart the sequence.)
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Gradually and very slowly increase the RPM, and keep it in the range 3-4 times of your idle speed (usually 3000-4000 RPM).
As a guide, the display will show a “¯” (top horizontal bar) sign when you keep the RPM in this range.
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Hold the RPM for about 5 seconds, until “C” (Clear) is flashing on the display.
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Now, if you wish to deactivate both features, stop the engine or turn the ignition Off.
Otherwise, continue to step 2
Step2
Shift Light
If you wish, you can program the device to indicate when the desired RPM is reached.
The unit will rapidly flash a “U” (Up) once you exceed the pre-set RPM. The feature is intelligent, as it does not operate in top gear. To activate the feature:
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First, perform the deactivation steps as per chapter 8.
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When “C” (Clear) is flashing, raise the RPM very slowly.
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The display will begin flashing a “U” sign, indicating that the Shift Light learning is in progress. The unit learns the highest RPM.
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Raise the RPM gradually and very slowly to the desired RPM, and hold it for a second. Release the throttle.
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When done, you can save the setting and exit from the learning mode in three ways: start riding, stop the engine or turn ignition off.
(from Healtech instructions)
Step 1
Deactivating the SL and HSW features
If you wish to deactivate or re-program the Shift Light or High Speed Warning features, perform the following steps:
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Park the bike and turn ignition On (if it is already on, cycle the ignition key).
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Start the engine in neutral, and warm the engine if necessary.
(Do not move the bike, otherwise you will need to restart the sequence.)
-
Gradually and very slowly increase the RPM, and keep it in the range 3-4 times of your idle speed (usually 3000-4000 RPM).
As a guide, the display will show a “¯” (top horizontal bar) sign when you keep the RPM in this range.
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Hold the RPM for about 5 seconds, until “C” (Clear) is flashing on the display.
-
Now, if you wish to deactivate both features, stop the engine or turn the ignition Off.
Otherwise, continue to step 2
Step2
Shift Light
If you wish, you can program the device to indicate when the desired RPM is reached.
The unit will rapidly flash a “U” (Up) once you exceed the pre-set RPM. The feature is intelligent, as it does not operate in top gear. To activate the feature:
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First, perform the deactivation steps as per chapter 8.
-
When “C” (Clear) is flashing, raise the RPM very slowly.
-
The display will begin flashing a “U” sign, indicating that the Shift Light learning is in progress. The unit learns the highest RPM.
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Raise the RPM gradually and very slowly to the desired RPM, and hold it for a second. Release the throttle.
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When done, you can save the setting and exit from the learning mode in three ways: start riding, stop the engine or turn ignition off.
cookie
Junior Member
Do you feel difference with ATRE on or off, does it take more gas when is on?
thx
thx
