Settings Menu

WARNING

Set volume levels and other controls on audio and electronic devices before riding. Distractions can lead to loss of control, resulting in death or serious injury. (00088b)

See Figure 1 or Figure 2. The settings menu displays the menus used to set up ride modes, appearance, system, widgets (rectangle IM), icons (round IM) and user settings.

NOTE

To make full use of features and minimize distraction while on the road, configure the system with your personal preferences before riding.

After propulsion has been enabled the settings menu and touchscreen functions are disabled.

Table 1. Settings Main Menu

Press	Result
[Settings]	Configure instrument module settings. Do before riding the motorcycle.
	Available selections (rectangle IM): RIDE MODE, APPEARANCE, SYSTEM, CUSTOMIZE WIDGETS, USER SETTINGS.
	Available selections (round IM): General, Ride Customization, Appearance, Bluetooth, Phone Notifications, Software.

RIDE MODE

Table 2. Settings Menu: Ride Mode

Press	Result
[RIDE MODE]	Allows enable and disable of available ride modes and allows setup of custom ride modes.
	Preset ride mode selections: Preset Ride mode selections: Enable/Disable, Copy+Edit.⁽¹⁾
	Custom ride mode selections: Enable/Disable, Power slider, Regen slider, Throttle slider, Traction control setting⁽²^{, 3)}

(1) Copy+Edit selection will copy the selected ride mode into a selected custom ride mode option and allow the rider to build a custom ride mode using a preset selection as a starting point.

(2) Power Slider adjusts how much overall power will be available in the custom ride mode. Regen slider adjusts how much regen will be enabled in the custom ride mode. Throttle slider adjusts the intensity of throttle response felt by the rider in the custom ride mode.

(3) The traction control level adjusts how much rear wheel slip the system will allow. Traction control adjustment does not affect the performance of drag torque slip control or ABS functions.

APPEARANCE

Table 3. Settings Menu: Appearance

Press	Result
[APPEARANCE]	Configure instrument module appearance.
	Available selections (rectangle IM): SPEEDOMETER STYLE (DIGITAL/ANALOG), AUTO BRIGHTNESS (on/off), BRIGHTNESS slider.
	Available selections (round IM): Auto-Brightness (on/off), Brightness Level (adjustable slider).

Table 4. Settings Menu: General (Round IM)

Press	Result
[General]	Configure instrument module settings. Do before riding the motorcycle.
[General]	Available selections: Trip Reset, Adjust Date, LW App Time Sync, Adjust Clock Time, Clock Format, Units, Change Security Pin, Display Language.
	Trip Reset	Select from Trip A or B, Reset Trip
	Adjust Date	Manually set date displayed
	LW App Time Sync	Toggle On/Off
	Adjust Clock Time	Manually set time displayed
	Clock Format	Select 12 or 24 hour time display
	Units	Select Standard or Metric units of measure
	Change Security Pin	Select PIN for security system
	Display Language	Select language to display

SYSTEM

Table 5. Settings Menu: System (Rectangle IM)

Press	Result
[System]	Configure instrument module settings. Do before riding the motorcycle.
[System]	Available selections: BLUETOOTH CLOCK LOCALIZATION ABOUT
	BLUETOOTH: (LiveWire App must be installed on phone for full functionality)	BLUETOOTH (On/Off) PAIRING (Android devices must have LiveWire App installed and open for pairing. Apple devices must have LiveWire App closed for pairing) MY DEVICES > Optional selections: When devices paired: (Select desired device from list) FAVORITE (On/Off), CONNECT THIS DEVICE, FORGET THIS DEVICE.
	CLOCK:	SYNC CLOCK TO PHONE (On/Off) CLOCK TYPE (12/24) HOUR, MINUTE, AM/PM
	LOCALIZATION:	LANGUAGE List of selectable languages UNITS SPEED/DISTANCE (MI/KM) TEMPERATURE (F/C)
	ABOUT:	FACTORY OPTIONS CLEAR CACHE (CLEAR CACHE selection will clear all paired bluetooth devices from Instrument Module (IM) memory.) UPDATE SOFTWARE LOAD ADDITIONAL LANGUAGES

Updating Software

1.	Check software version. a. Refer to Table 5 or Table 6. SETTINGS> SYSTEM> ABOUT> SOFTWARE or Settings> Software> Software Information. This menu will show the current software version on the IM. b. Check for latest software version. See website: www.h-d.com/infotainment-support.
2.	Update software. a. Download the latest software version to Universal Serial Bus Type-C (USB-C) device. See website: www.h-d.com/infotainment-support. b. Unzip the downloaded file to extract the gpg file for rectangle IM or pv2 file for round IM. The downloaded file must be at the root directory of your USB-C drive in order for it to be detected by the IM. Only one gpg or pv2 file should be present at the root directory level. c. See Your Motorcycle → Primary Controls and Service Components → Controls and Service Components. Connect USB-C drive to motorcycle. d. Rectangle IM: Refer to Table 5. SETTINGS> SYSTEM> ABOUT> FACTORY OPTIONS. Select UPDATE SOFTWARE. e. Round IM: Refer to Table 6. Settings>Software>Infotainment SW Update. Select software update file. Select check mark to start update. f. Allow update to complete. g. Remove USB-C drive.

Table 6. Settings Menu: Software (Round IM)

Press	Result
[Software]	View and update software versions.
[Software]	Available selections: Infotainment SW Update, Regulatory Info, Software Information
	Infotainment SW Update	Displays available updates
	Regulatory Info	Displays regional regulatory information
	Software Information	Displays software part number/revision, hardware part number/revision and hardware serial number

Loading Additional Languages

1.	Check for available languages. a. Refer to Table 5 or Table 4. SETTINGS> SYSTEM> LOCALIZATION> LANGUAGE or Settings>general>display language. If the preferred language is not selectable it must be loaded into the IM. b. Check for latest language file. See website: www.h-d.com/infotainment-support.
2.	Load additional languages. a. Download the latest language file to USB-C device. See website: www.h-d.com/infotainment-support. b. Unzip the downloaded file to extract the asc file. The asc file must be at the root directory of your USB-C drive in order for it to be detected by the IM. Only one asc file should be present at the root directory level. c. See Your Motorcycle → Primary Controls and Service Components → Controls and Service Components. Connect USB-C drive to motorcycle. d. Refer to Table 5 or Table 4. SETTINGS> SYSTEM> ABOUT> FACTORY OPTIONS. Select LOAD ADDITIONAL LANGUGES. e. Allow update to complete. f. Remove USB-C drive.

CUSTOMIZE WIDGETS (Rectangle IM)

See Operation → Widgets for more details on Widget functions.

Table 7. Settings Menu: Customize Widgets (Rectangle IM)

Press	Result
[CUSTOMIZE WIDGETS]	Available selections: ALERT RIDE MODE POWER RANGE BATTERY TEMPERATURE TRIP BLUETOOTH NAVIGATION AUDIO PHONE CHARGING
	ALERT:	LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	RIDE MODE:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	POWER:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	RANGE:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	BATTERY:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	TEMPERATURE:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	TRIP:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT) OPTION (Trip B/Key On) TRIP RESET (Trip A, Trip B, Key On)
	BLUETOOTH:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	NAVIGATION:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT) TIME INFO (ARRIVAL/DURATION) DISTANCE TO DESTINATION (On/Off)
	AUDIO:	ENABLED (On/Off) LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT) AUDIO INFO (On/Off) (PLAYHEAD/ALBUM)
	PHONE:	LOCATION (LEFT/RIGHT)
	CHARGING:	ENABLED (On/Off)

USER SETTINGS

Table 8. Settings Menu: User Settings (Rectangle IM)

Press	Result
[USER SETTINGS]	Available selections: SMALL DISPLAY INFO, BATTERY BAR OPTIONS, CHANGE Personal Identification Number (PIN), PIN DISPLAY.
Options for:	SMALL DISPLAY INFO⁽¹⁾ Blank (On/Off) TRIP A (On/Off) TRIP B (On/Off) KEY ON (On/Off) ⁽¹⁾
	BATTERY BAR OPTIONS SHOW BATTERY PERCENTAGE (On/Off) SHOW RANGE (On/Off) RANGE (SHORT/LONG)
	CHANGE PIN
	PIN DISPLAY (SHOW/TEMP/HIDE)

(1) Small display refers to odometer display.

Charge State/Range

NOTE

Actual range will vary depending on riding habits, ambient weather and equipment conditions.

See Figure 1 or Figure 2. The charge state and range bar displays the charge state of the Rechargeable Energy Storage System (RESS) and estimated remaining range.

Speedometer

WARNING

Travel at speeds appropriate for road and conditions and never travel faster than posted speed limit. Excessive speed can cause loss of vehicle control, which could result in death or serious injury. (00008a)

See Figure 1 or Figure 2. The IM registers miles per hour (MPH) (U.S. models default) and kilometers per hour (km/h) (international models default). The IM can be configured to register either miles per hour or kilometers per hour through the settings menu.

Instrument backlighting changes with ambient lighting differences, changes in ambient light, such as such as going through a tunnel, may change level of backlighting.

Clock

See Figure 1 or Figure 2. The clock displays current time in 12/24 hour format. The settings menu is used to set time and select 12 or 24 hour format.

Odometer

Pressing the trip switch with the OFF/RUN switch in either position activates the odometer reading.

See Figure 1 or Figure 2. The odometer display also provides the following selectable displays:

Odometer
Trip odometer A
Trip odometer B
Trip odometer K (rectangle IM)
Ambient temperature (round IM)

Press and release the trip switch to cycle through the displays.

Trip Odometers A, B (and K rectangle IM)

See Figure 1. To check mileage or to reset trip odometers, the OFF/RUN switch must be in the RUN position. Press and release the trip switch until the desired trip odometer is displayed. An A, B, or K on the left of the odometer display identifies the trip odometer.

NOTE

Trip K (Key on) resets each time the OFF/RUN switch is put into the RUN position if more than five minutes has passed since vehicle has been turned off.

To reset or zero trip odometers, have desired (A or B) odometer displayed. Press the trip switch and hold for approximately one second. The trip odometer resets to zero.

Propulsion Interlocks

See Figure 1 or Figure 3. The vehicle is equipped with propulsion interlocks. Propulsion interlocks are conditions that must be met before propulsion can be enabled. Propulsion interlock messages will be displayed on the IM when conditions are not met to enable propulsion.

Propulsion interlock messages include; CALL SERVICE, UNPLUG TO RIDE, PRESS RUN, WAIT - NOT READY, UNLOCK FORK, RAISE SIDE STAND, RELEASE TWIST GRIP and PRESS START.

Widgets (Rectangle IM)

See Figure 1. Widgets can be displayed on the left and right sides (2 and 26) of the IM. Each selectable widget displays unique additional information on the IM.

See Operation → Widgets.

Table 9. Settings Menu: Bluetooth (Round IM)

Press	Result
[Bluetooth]	Configure connections with bluetooth devices.
[Bluetooth]	Available selections: Phone List, Add New Phone, Headset List, Add New Headset
	Phone List	Shows paired phones
	Add New Phone	Use to pair new phone to vehicle
	Headset List	Shows paired headsets
	Add New Headset	Use to pair new headset to vehicle

Table 10. Settings Menu: Phone Notifications (Round IM)

Press	Result
[Phone Notifications]	Configure which phone notifications are displayed.
[Phone Notifications]	Available selections: Call notifications (on/off) and text notifications (on/off).

1	Charge state/Range bar
2	Left widget
3	Side bar
4	Headlamp high beam
5	Traction control
6	Left turn signal
7	Settings
8	Propulsion enabled
9	Clock
10	Bluetooth
11	EV alert
12	Propulsion limited
13	12V Battery discharge
14	Not used
15	Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL)
16	Coolant temperature
17	Odometer
18	Ride mode
19	Light sensor (not an indicator)
20	Right turn signal
21	Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
22	EV fault
23	Propulsion interlock
24	Not used
25	Security/Fault
26	Right widget
27	Speedometer
28	Cruise control

Figure 1. Instrument Module Displays and Selections (Rectangle IM)

1	Charge state/Range bar
2	Left turn signal
3	Right turn signal
4	Speedometer
5	Headset connection
6	Bluetooth
7	Device signal
8	Device battery
9	12V battery discharge
10	MIL/OBD fault
11	Low state of charge
12	Headlamp high beam
13	Propulsion enabled
14	ABS
15	Traction control
16	Coolant temperature
17	EV alert
18	Clock
19	Cruise control
20	Propulsion limited
21	Ride mode

Figure 2. Instrument Module Displays and Selections (Round IM)

1	Propulsion enabled
2	Propulsion limited
3	Cruise control enabled

Figure 3. Propulsion States