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trip a odometer reset
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: There shouldn't be...
I toggle to the trip odometer screen (I'm usually on "A").
I hit the down button to zero it, and the right button to move to "B"
Down, and right buttons bring me back to "A".
Are you getting a good-sized thumb, on the buttons?
NOTE: The UP button will pause them; I've never found a use for it...
I toggle to the trip odometer screen (I'm usually on "A").
I hit the down button to zero it, and the right button to move to "B"
Down, and right buttons bring me back to "A".
Are you getting a good-sized thumb, on the buttons?
NOTE: The UP button will pause them; I've never found a use for it...
SpyderAnn01
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Maybe you have mistakenly hit pause on Trip A?
Have no trouble getting to the screens for A and B, B resets easily but you can hold the button down to reset A and nothing ever happens, I have reset it before, but now it just will not reset
I wish that were the case but I have tried to reset with pause on and with it off, what is so baffling is that B resets fine
hognut
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I have the same thing on my 2014 RT-s. I found a quick short press works best to reset "A" but some times take a couple of attempts. I also have better luck without having my gloves on. The reset on B works every time with or without gloves. I have no idea why but just assumed it was something I was doing wrong
. I am used to it and didn't think of it as a problem. I will be interested to see if someone knows why.I have the same thing on my 2014 RT-s. I found a quick short press works best to reset "A" but some times take a couple of attempts. I also have better luck without having my gloves on. The reset on B works every time with or without gloves. I have no idea why but just assumed it was something I was doing wrong
Thanks I'll try that when I get home from work, I have just been holding the button down until it resets works fine on B
AeroPilot
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billybovine
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Do what the display shows you to do. To reset the trip meter the display shows a single down chevron. That's a short press of the down button. Other functions display a double chevron. That's for 2 possible choices with the same button. Short press gives you 1 result and long press gives 2nd different result.
In most cases doing a long press with a single chevron does not matter, it will still work like trip B. In other cases I think the code was badly written and a long press does nothing, like trip A.
In most cases doing a long press with a single chevron does not matter, it will still work like trip B. In other cases I think the code was badly written and a long press does nothing, like trip A.
Thanks for all the responses a quick tap was all that was needed my bad but just thought it would reset like B holding the button down, That's what i get for thinking, Thanks again Mike
ARtraveler
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Glad to hear you got it figured out.
Sometimes, the :spyder2: likes to show us who is really in charge. :roflblack:
TexAmRider
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Thats why the A odometer quit working ???
Thanks Bob :bowdown:
A odometer stopped working at 17.1 miles. zeroed it back to Zero, and still not working. I must have hit the pause button at some time.:banghead: B still works fine. Funny how the little things bug you so much.
Thanks Bob :bowdown:
A odometer stopped working at 17.1 miles. zeroed it back to Zero, and still not working. I must have hit the pause button at some time.:banghead: B still works fine. Funny how the little things bug you so much.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Something that I did not see mentioned above.
When the gauge indicator shows "pause" the system is on.
When the gauge indicator shows "resume" the system is paused.
Use the Right toggle button to go from A to B etc.
Use the Bottom toggle button to zero out either the A or B register.
The Top toggle button changes from pause to resume.
When the gauge indicator shows "pause" the system is on.
When the gauge indicator shows "resume" the system is paused.
Use the Right toggle button to go from A to B etc.
Use the Bottom toggle button to zero out either the A or B register.
The Top toggle button changes from pause to resume.
wetmountainman
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I'll admit that several times I've had problems resetting "A".
Lately I'm having more problems setting the cruise button. They sure need to make it with an insdent, or click, or something. Sometime it will just not catch and you don't know it until you've lost 10 MPH of speed. Some days it's fine, then not.
Lately I'm having more problems setting the cruise button. They sure need to make it with an insdent, or click, or something. Sometime it will just not catch and you don't know it until you've lost 10 MPH of speed. Some days it's fine, then not.
Bob Denman
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Posts #2, and #13 have the directions for you.:thumbup:
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