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How to view the clock??
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Bfromla
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:shocked:Sorry & Joking aside its all in the settings, per my 13 it's alway on & just hard to see. Mine can set time,12or24hr format that's it. You might have a enabled or disabled option under the settings(2nd option down in menu list) I do for the DIGITAL RPM & radio not the clock. But they appear in other locations :thumbup: Can say I rely on the visible one on the GPS more often, if I'm looking
:agree: I think the clock is next to the equally impossible to read ambient air temp gauge.:shocked:Sorry & Joking aside its all in the settings, per my 13 it's alway on & just hard to see. Mine can set time,12or24hr format that's it. You might have a enabled or disabled option under the settings(2nd option down in menu list) I do for the DIGITAL RPM & radio not the clock. But they appear in other locations :thumbup: Can say I rely on the visible one on the GPS more often, if I'm looking
bcer960
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Although I bought my 17 new with zero Kms on it, the clock was always there. I did not know you could turn it off. Sorry.
Easy Rider
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I don't think you understand the situation.
I think EVERYBODY else sees it......and doesn't know how to make it NOT visible......and thus has no need to know "how to make it show up".
On my '17 it is in the top bar above the main display but is very small......along with the temperature.
:agree: You (the O.P.) are seeing it too but for some reason you (the O.P.) think it's a run time gauge. nojoke
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Lew L
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I think you just blew out my hearing aids, Lew!
Lew L
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What???? I can't hear you Pete:joke:
Easy Rider
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WTH are you talking about.
It is a CLOCK....that shows the current time of day.
I know what it is. :lecturef_smilie:
My comment was addressed to the OP, not you. I was agreeing with you.
Easy Rider
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Thanks for the edit.
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Bob Denman
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After checking what bike the OP has: he's got the clock on his display, and just hasn't fount it yet…
Top right-hand corner...
Top right-hand corner...
FINFAN3DP
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The top right corner IS SHOWING THE RUN TIME AND NOT THE CLOCK.
Well, you're the only one that thinks so. Please explain why you believe that.
bcer960
Member
Sorry but on everyone else's bike, its a clock
Look in your owners manual it even tells you where the clock is on dash. Page 30 shows clock in upper right corner #3. Go to page 34 trip meter screen. Lower right above total miles on Spyder, is the amount of time the trip took. That is how I interpret the 2 different times that show on dash.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Please let all us recalcitrant hard heads see a picture of what you are looking at! You're the first to ever mention this. That's why the skepticism! :hun:
IdahoMtnSpyder
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I just thought of something. I wonder if BUDS has a setting that will change the clock to run time hours. Dealers who rent Spyders might need/use that to know how much rental to charge. I'll send a PM to jcthorne and ask him since he a copy of BUDS.
bcer960
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thats an interesting thought
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