Specifications

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back and it will give you the correct penalty for your mistake. Don't forget to set it
back to the (+) direction once you are back on the correct route again!
The PILOT calculates continuously the time gained or time delayed in respect to the
stored average speed. If you are delayed the result is shown with a "-" in front of the
time value. The format of the result is hour.min.sec (hh.mm.ss).
5.7. Calibrate C-giant, distance (CAL)
To enable the C-giant to measure accurately it must be calibrated. The dimensions of
tyres, air pressure and transmission ratios influences the performance and therefore it
is important to calibrate C-giant if these are altered.
If this is the first time you calibrate the unit then convince yourself that you have
selected the desirable display mode (metres, feet, miles....km/h, MPH....). If not see
page 24 for set up.
Then check tire pressure and inflate, as necessary, to manufacturers specifications..
Then you need to know the exact distance of your calibrating distance (this may be
any value but for the best results it should be in excess of 0.999 km 999 feet or 0.999
miles). If you do not have access to an exact distance the local police force are usually
quite prepared to advise you of a number of sites.
Procedure C-giant shows
Select any trip meter or SPEED Selected register
Press CAL Current calibrating constant
Press CAL Text .drivE.
Drive the calibrating distance ".drivE." and the calibrating constant
flash alternatively.
xxxx m
Press SET (start input) ".LEngth"
Enter the length of calibrating distance xxx.xxx
Press SET (store with SET-key) New calibrating constant.