C 400 GT: RPM Info Only Displayed on the TFT's "Urban" Screen?

[wspollack]

In my 1,500 miles of riding on my new C 400 GT, I've mostly settled on displaying the My Vehicle screen (first screen under that, also called My Vehicle). This gives a lot of at-a-glance info, such as odometer, desired trip meter, oil temp, etc. That is, it seems to me to be the most comprehensive screen in terms of displaying useful or desired info, akin to having a bunch of dash gauges.

However, it does not display engine RPM, which, ideally, I would like to see. The only Tach screen I've come across is on the Urban screen, which has a speedo and a very large graphic (and numeric) display of the RPM.

So, two questions for anyone who's played a lot with the TFT screens on the C 400 GT (model year 2022, if that makes any difference):

1) Is the Urban screen the only way to display the RPM?

2) Is there any way, any setting, to get the RPM shown on the My Vehicle screen?

Thanks.

 

[janpoko]

1) yes
2) no
I saw someone was doing some coding for a custom dash view.. This is the only way, how to show RPM and the other parameters..

 

[wspollack]

1) yes
2) no
I saw someone was doing some coding for a custom dash view.. This is the only way, how to show RPM and the other parameters..

There’s a lot of real estate on that TFT. Kind of a shame not to use it all.

Thanks for that definitive answer.

 

[Hack2004]

I see from W’s the posting above “In my 1,500 miles of riding on my new C 400 GT, I've mostly settled on displaying the My Vehicle screen (first screen under that, also called My Vehicle). This gives a lot of at-a-glance info, such as odometer, desired trip meter, oil temp, etc. That is, it seems to me to be”

just curious can one see oil or water temperature on a 2016 or later C650 GT dash display?

 

[janpoko]

There’s a lot of real estate on that TFT. Kind of a shame not to use it all.

Thanks for that definitive answer.

This guy from Thailand is doing some codings

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I saw his work in a Facebook group. But dunno how reliable he is.

 

[wspollack]

This guy from Thailand is doing some codings

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I saw his work in a Facebook group. But dunno how reliable he is.

Thanks, but I'm not going that route. It appears that he's starting with a file -- the firmware, or something like that -- from another bike.