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Clock Swap from a YZF R1 to my FZ1
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I'm not sure about the correct model years. At least the RN01/RN04 designators should fit.The major difference is that RN04 controls the fan via sensor (identical to the FZ1 gen1), RN01 does not.The RN09 sketch is not of relevance here, I just quickly picked what I had available. If I remember correctly the RN09 was the first model introducing a digital bus, no chance to get it working.
The mileage is stored inside the cockpit, seems to be a lucky coincidence Smile Anyway, it would be not very difficult to correct it.

The speedo sensor (3-wire) gets its 12V-supply from the dashboard. Just check the presence at the far end to be sure. Also the ground wire.
The speedo signal (white) reqires a load to work correctly (open collector output type). This load sits inside the dashboard (~2k resistor tied to 5v). Without sensor you should measure 5V on this line (direction towards cockpit).
If all is plugged in take a voltmeter and check the signal on the white cable. It should jump between 0V and 5V while rotating the rear wheel. About 40 pulses per revolution. 
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Re: Clock Swap from a YZF R1 to my FZ1 - by schlumpf - 17-07-19, 03:50 PM

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