How do I go about Resetting the trip odometer A & B on the 10.25 touch screen?

[garyloos]

How do I reset the trip odometer on the 10.25 touch screen? I can switch from A to B, but I can't find a way to reset to zero. I can't find it in the owners manual either.

I just bought a new 2025 RTL and am having a hard time with the touch screen.

 

[racoon]

In the Operator's Guide for my 2024 Spyder RT Sea2Sky it says you use the Statistics applet.

The Statistics applet is used to access the following:
– Trip distance information
– Trip elapsed time information
– Average speed
– Average fuel consumption.

Three sets of statistics are stored in memory.
– Trip A can be reset independently.
– Trip B can be reset independently.
– Current ride statistics will be reset when the vehicle restart.

 

[greer]

I'm trying to think, maybe if you tap on the trip mileage figure it resets to zero? I know technology is wonderful, but my pea brain is geared more toward that trip reset knob on the side of the DR650 speedometer. Good luck Gary, let us know how it goes.

Sarah

 

[garyloos]

I'm trying to think, maybe if you tap on the trip mileage figure it resets to zero? I know technology is wonderful, but my pea brain is geared more toward that trip reset knob on the side of the DR650 speedometer. Good luck Gary, let us know how it goes.

Sarah

When I tap on the trip odometer it changes from miles to hours and when I long tap on it, it changes to B. I looked in the book and can't find the answer. I also went to youtube and it spent more time on apple apps and I have an android. I am also not too good on learning touch screens.

 

[Snoking1127]

AI Overview



To reset the trip odometer on a 2025 Can-Am Spyder RT with the 10.25-inch screen,
navigate to the Statistics applet, display the desired trip (A or B), and either long-press the OK button on the handlebar controls or select the reset option from the menu in the top right corner of the touchscreen.
Methods for Resetting the Trip Odometer:

• Handlebar Controls: While in the "Statistics" applet, locate the trip meter (A or B), then press and hold the center OK button (or toggle joystick) for about 2–3 seconds to reset.
• Touchscreen: Access the Statistics applet on the screen, display the trip, and press the three dots in the top right corner to select the reset option.
• Alternative Control: Some models use a double-press of the menu button followed by holding the scroll wheel.

Key Notes:

• Trip A & B: These can be reset independently for tracking fuel or trip legs.
• Automatic Reset: The system allows for configuring auto-reset options through the vehicle settings menu.
• Need for Action: Ensure the display is active in the Trip A or B view before attempting to hold the reset button.
  

 

[garyloos]

AI Overview



To reset the trip odometer on a 2025 Can-Am Spyder RT with the 10.25-inch screen,
navigate to the Statistics applet, display the desired trip (A or B), and either long-press the OK button on the handlebar controls or select the reset option from the menu in the top right corner of the touchscreen.
Methods for Resetting the Trip Odometer:

• Handlebar Controls: While in the "Statistics" applet, locate the trip meter (A or B), then press and hold the center OK button (or toggle joystick) for about 2–3 seconds to reset.
• Touchscreen: Access the Statistics applet on the screen, display the trip, and press the three dots in the top right corner to select the reset option.
• Alternative Control: Some models use a double-press of the menu button followed by holding the scroll wheel.

Key Notes:

• Trip A & B: These can be reset independently for tracking fuel or trip legs.
• Automatic Reset: The system allows for configuring auto-reset options through the vehicle settings menu.
• Need for Action: Ensure the display is active in the Trip A or B view before attempting to hold the reset button.

Thank you very much. I just could not figure it out.

 

[jzeiler]

Seems like everything these days is doubling functionality for a button by using a short press and a long press. Soon it will be second nature, I hope.