Biketronics BT1000 - Automatic Volume Control (AVC)

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10 pushes = fastest gain
1 push = slowest gain
0 pushes = AVC off
If you do not push anything within two
seconds of releasing after Step #1,
then the module will read that as 0
pushes and will turn the AVC off!
To begin, turn on the radio – if the display changes at any point during
this procedure, turn off the bike and start over.
1996 - Present HARLEY DAVIDSON
Step #1 LEFT BUTTON - PUSH IN and HOLD for 10
SECONDS, then release to enter programming mode
Step #2 LEFT BUTTON - PUSH UP and Release 2-10 times.
This step will time out after two seconds following the
last push
Step #3 DO NOT operate controls for 10 seconds to allow
programming to reset
Step #4 Ride bike to verify AVC program. Volume should
change with speed.
1988-1995 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Step #1 LEFT BUTTON - PUSH IN and HOLD for 10
SECONDS, then release to enter programming mode
Step #2 LEFT BUTTON - PUSH RIGHT and Release 2-10
times.
This step will time out after two seconds following the
last push
Step #3 DO NOT operate controls for 10 seconds to allow
programming to reset
Step #4 Ride bike to verify AVC program. Volume should
change with speed.
Automatic Volume Control (AVC)
This procedure should not be necessary with new modules. All new
modules come pre-programmed. We recommend testing the stock
settings before changing the AVC.
To setup the AVC, please note the following:
• AVC information WILL NOT display on radio face! If your radio face
changes at any point, turn off the bike and start over.
• The only method to verify successful AVC programming is to ride the
bike and verify that radio volume varies with speed.
• You should count out the seconds or use a watch to determine the
correct amount of time has passed, and then quickly go into step #2.
• There is a video of the procedure available at biketronics.com