> To Configure Speed Limiter
> Speed Limiter will limit the bikes speed to the desired speed regardless of the throttle position.
> An external switch is required to activate Speed Limiter.

> 1 | Select Power Commander Tools >Configure >Feature Enables and Selection Inputs.

> 2 | Select the On/Off box to enable or disable Speed Limiter.

> 3 | Using the drop-down arrow, select which switch input will be used. For more information, refer to Power Commander V Switch Inputs.

> 4 | Click Configure to open the Speed Limiter Configuration window.

> 5 | To use Speed as the Source, click here.

> You must have a speed sensor input connected to the Power Commander V. If you do not have a speed sensor input connected, use Engine RPM as your source.

> 5a | Select Speed from the Source drop-down list.

> 5b | Using the Activate Switch Style drop-down list, choose Normally Open or Normally Closed.

> Normally Closed—use this setting for a speed limiter sensor switch that is in the closed state at rest.
> Normally Open—use this setting for a speed limiter sensor switch that is in the open state at rest.

> 5c | Enter the Speed Limit in the Speed Limit text box.

> Note: The RPM Calculator button is not used when Speed is the Source.

> 5d | Click OK to accept the changes.

> Or
> Click Cancel to close the window without changes.

> 6 | To use Engine RPM as the Source, click here.

> 6a | Select Engine RPM from the Source drop-down list.

> 6b | Using the Activate Switch Style drop-down list, choose Normally Open or Normally Closed.

> Normally Closed—use this setting for a speed limiter sensor switch that is in the closed state at rest.
> Normally Open—use this setting for a speed limiter sensor switch that is in the open state at rest.

> 6c | Place a check mark in the boxes next to the gears you wish to have a speed limiter. Boxes without a check mark will not have a speed limiter in that gear.

> 6d | Click RPM Calculator. The numbers shown in RPM Limit are default values. The RPM Calculator will help you fill in the RPM Limit values for your bike.

> 6e | Using information specific to your bike, fill in the text boxes in the RPM Calculator.

> Tire Circumference—measure the circumference of the tire by making a mark on the tire and on the ground. Roll the tire until the mark on the tire lines up with the ground. Measure the distance between the marks on the ground.
> Sprockets Calculator—use the sprockets calculator to determine your final ratio if not listed with your bike information.

> 6f | Click Calc Gear RPM’s.

> 6g | Click Apply to Speed Limiter to apply the Gear RPM numbers in the RPM Calculator to the RPM Limit table.

> Note: Information entered into the RPM Calculator is saved in the software but not on the device.

> 7 | Click OK to accept the changes.

> Or
> Click Cancel to close the window without changes.