9000 Hatchback L4-2290cc 2.3L DOHC Turbo EFI (1994)
Trip Computer: Description and Operation
EDU 1 Trip Computer
The trip computer consists of two parts. One part is a pair of buttons (marked "R" and "INFO") located below the clock and the other part is a display
located below the speedometer.
The trip computer provides information on:
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Battery voltage.
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Average fuel consumption.
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Current fuel consumption.
Battery test
When the ignition is switched on, the trip computer displays the battery voltage. While the engine is being started, the lowest voltage reading obtained is
recorded and this will be displayed until the car pulls away. The computer then reverts to displaying the information previously selected. This
arrangement informs the driver about the condition of the battery.
Changing the information displayed
The information shown on the digital part of the display can be changed from battery voltage to average fuel consumption or vice versa by pressing the
"INFO" button.
The bar chart in the right-hand part of the display always shows the current fuel consumption.
Changing the units displayed
Fuel consumption can be displayed either in litres per 100 km or in miles per U.S. gallon or in miles per Imperial gallon (MPG). The units displayed can
be changed by briefly pressing the "R" button twice. The button must be pressed in quick succession (within half a second).
The units are changed in the following order:
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litres/100 km
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miles/U.S. gallon (MPG). miles/Imperial gallon (MPG)
Reset
To reset the distance and average fuel consumption, press the "R" button. The button must be pressed for at least 2 seconds. This is equivalent to
switching on the power supply.
When the button is released and the car has covered about 200 metres (0.12 miles), the information will be reset to zero. This will be indicated by two
