It's a small talk.
With quick shifter, I see people on forums who fail to change gears (cannot shift up) between certain GEAR's.
Everyone is criticizing DUCATI genuine quick shift sensor.
There are some opinions that it will be solved if you change it to another replacement product such as cordona HM IRC Translogic.
Is the DUCATI (domino) sensor doing something wrong?
The quick shifter of the Panigale V4 provides feedback to the BBS ECU.
GEAR operations vary from person to person, and you may be fed back with your own bad patterns. electronically.
For example, it is not possible to shift up from the 2nd gear to the 3rd gear (it can be between other gears).
In such a case, release the force applied to the shift pedal momentarily, and add the force again, and the quick shifter gear change should be completed (hit twice quickly).
Alternatively, the DUCATI Performance EVO2 system is the best choice if you simply cannot change the gear at high speeds.
I tried the Translogic shifter before using the cordona product. It worked fine at first, but gradually I started to have problems with shift-up (double strokes).
In order to solve the problem, I went to DUCATI dealer to the extent that I didn't like it. I will leave out the details of the method I tried, but here are the solutions:
⑤ reset of the trasnsmission adaptive values
⑥ DQS adaptive reset
⑦ reset gears
These were reset by the DUCATI dealer's diagnostic machine and the gear position was relearned. After that, the problem completely disappears and there is no recurrence.
OBDSTAR also allows you to do these tasks. There was no problem, but I reset the items 1 2 5 6 7 8 the other day and the GEAR relearned them.
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