Every cruise control system that I have ever used looses its set point when it is turned off.
On the MC-Cruise system the on/off button serves 2 functions. 1.Power the system 2. Cancel the system.
1. Use on/off button to power up the unit/system upon initial start up of the bike -- "status" light turns red or blinks red/green, If the status light is blinking red/green the main computer is waiting for an input signal from either the brake or clutch switch. Once the system gets the initial signal the status light will stay solid red. -- When you get to the speed you want - push the the "set" button and the light goes from
solid red to solid amber. Then you know you are cruising.
2. To cancel the system while in use -- press the on/off button once, the "status" light will go from
amber to red and you begin to coast. It does not loose the last speed setting you were just cruising at but the "status" light will go from
amber to red then when you push the "resume" button it will go back to prior set speed and the status light will turn from
red to amber again.
Press a second time to shut system off completely, and the
status light will turn off completely. DAMHIK.
I use the on/off button all the time to cancel the cruise -- Just push once --(light goes to from
solid amber to solid red) and then when you are ready just hit the resume button (light goes from solid red to solid amber) to go right back where the initial speed was set- the speed is set in memory unless you turn off system completely.
I almost never cancel the cruise using the clutch or brake options but anticipate the need to dis-engage the cruise and press the on/off button once and then begin to coast to the stop.
