Install – Honda XL750 TransAlp

Compatibility

Honda XL750 TransAlp
Model years 2023-2024 (Hazard switch on the LEFT)
Honda XL750 TransAlp
Model years 2025+ (no custom switch option)

Pack List

• Control Module with Honda TransAlp XL750 Firmware
• 8” Zip Ties x 8
• Sticker!
• Model Years 2023/2024
  • Wiring Harness Honda #1
  • Wire Tap
  • Option A: Triple Switch 80cm
  • Option B: Honda Cluster Switch 80cm
    • Alcohol wipe
• Model Years 2025+
  • Wiring Harness Honda #4
  • Triple Switch 80cm

Warranty

Veridian warrants its products to be free from material defects under normal use and conditions, for a period of two (2) years from the original date of purchase. Subject to proof of purchase, at its option and expense during the warranty period, Veridian may either repair or provide a refurbished or replacement product of equal value or functionality, and the buyer shall pay for applicable shipping and handling and insurance.

Buyer shall ensure that Veridian’s product(s) is/are properly installed and maintained by qualified technicians, and used in safe conditions. Failure to do so will void warranty. In any event, all claims respecting installation and functionality of the product or vehicle in which it is installed shall be limited to the value of the product sold.

Background

Veridian Cruise is 100% Canadian owned and operated by a group of engineer friends who love to tinker and make our older bikes better. Our aspirations are to share some of the creations with the public, we are committed to providing quality, reliable products.

Throttle by wire systems have proven to be very robust however they are sensitive electronics and must be treated as such. We think riders deserve to know the facts: corrosion, water ingress and electrical noise are serious potential threats to vehicles, and we do not take them lightly.

Our systems are designed without too many bells and whistles intentionally. A cruise control module should only have limited functionality. Where possible we use isolated interfaces and controllers to reduce the risk of noise. Circuit boards are designed for automotive use and meet Automotive AEC-100 Grade 2, which permits operation between -40° to 105°C.

It is essential that you install the cruise control system in accordance with the advice in the installation instructions precisely so that electrical interference does not cause the vehicle or cruise control to behave erratically or be rendered inoperative.

WARNING

IN THE EVENT OF ANY UNEXPECTED COMPONENT BEHAVIOUR RELATING TO THE THROTTLE, EITHER WITH THE CRUISE CONTROL TURNED ON OR OFF, PULL THE CLUTCH IN TO DISCONNECT DRIVE FROM THE REAR WHEEL AND USE THE ‘KILL’ OR ENGINE STOP SWITCH TO TURN THE ENGINE OFF.

Video

Procedure

1. Remove seats(s) and disconnect Battery. *
2. Remove Side Shroud and Side cover.*
3. Remove Side Cover A & B. *
4. Meter Panel and Tank Shelter.*
5. Remove 4 hidden screws (See image) and lift tank.
6. Locate, and disconnect the grip sensor plugs. This is a black connector located just behind the airbox intakes on the Right side. Connect the matching T-harness plugs from the controller.
7. Install the cruise controller into the frame area as shown.
8. Connect the red diagnostic connector to the bike diagnostic port between battery and fuse box. Route cable under tank. Use the remaining zip ties to secure the cable to the frame. It is critical not to put this cable anywhere it could get pinched, rubbed, or caught in any moving parts. This connector is protected with a black cover and electrical tape.
9. 2023/2024 ONLY: Connect Purple Brake input wire to the Black with Blue Stripe wire located in the neighboring Blue connector. This connector is hidden behind a black sleeve and the airbox. Use the included 3M T-Tap. Once complete this input can be tested by pulling the brake lever. The controller will respond with flashing red and yellow LED. Important: Cruise will not activate until the brake input has been seen at least once, for every ride.
10. 2025 onward: The wire tap has been replaced with a plug and play connector. Simply disconnect the 8-way cluster switch connector and put our harness in place.
11. See next section for switch options and finishing up.

*NOTE: See your bike’s service manual for extra help. Not to be confused with the owner’s manual.

Honda XL750 TransAlp Service Manual

Finishing up

1. Mount triple button switch unit on either left or right side to rider’s preference. For the Custom Switch option (2023/2024 ONLY), use the provided alcohol swab to clean the surface, remove backing and hold the 3M tape for 30 seconds.
2. Re-fit the fuel tank to the bike.
3. Re-fit plastics and the seat(s).

Install Notes

• Check the routing of the wires and fit cable ties where necessary.
• CAUTION: Take extra care to ensure that no wires will be chafed or damaged when the fuel tank is fitted to the bike.
• Cruise will not activate until the brake input has been seen at least once for every ride.

Operation

The controller has been pre-programmed for your bike; no programming is required. For advanced users and troubleshooting please see the programming section if you want to tinker.

From the disabled state:

• Pressing SET, If there are no active kill conditions (See below), Cruise controller is enabled, Target speed is set at the current bike speed.
• Pressing RESume, if there are no active kill conditions, (See below), Cruise controller is enabled, Target speed is resumed from a previously set condition or current speed if none was set.
• Pressing Cancel, Does nothing in this state.

From the enabled state:

• Pressing SET, Target speed is decreased by the programmed amount. Default value is 3 KPH per press. See programming section for more detail.
• Pressing RESume, Target speed is incremented by the programmed amount. Default value is 3 KPH per press. See programming section for more detail.
• Pressing Cancel, Put the cruise controller back into Disabled state.

Kill Conditions

This cruise control module has been designed with safety first. We have programmed the device to disable cruise control if any one of the following events are met:

• Engine RPM signal falls below 1000 or above 8000
• Front or rear brake activated
• Throttle grip exceeds cruise control by 5%
• Any one of the required CANBUS packets are not updated within 1000 milliseconds
• Depressing clutch lever alone will not disengage cruise control

Control LED

The onboard RGB LED can show a quick system check.

Red – System is not ready for engagement. CANBUS missing messages.

Yellow – System is not ready for engagement. See Kill Conditions. Connect USB cable for advanced diagnostics. This state is normal if wheels are not moving

Red / Yellow Flashing – Brake is depressed.

Blue – System Ready, Cruise is ready to enable. No signal modification to throttle.

Green – Cruise is enabled at set point. Throttle signals will be modified by the controller.

Throttle Programming

The controller has been pre-programmed for your bike; no programming is required. However, if you suspect problems with this factory setup, manual throttle setup is possible. If you get a check engine light, try this first.

1. Ignition ON, engine OFF, throttle in closed position.
2. Press the SET button 5 times slowly.
3. Blue LED will flash slowly.
4. Hold throttle fully open. Press the Cruise CANCEL button. Any other button or timeout of 60 seconds will cancel this procedure.
5. Throttle positions are now learned.

Legal

All references herein to “we”, “us”, the “seller” or “manufacturer” are to 2497088 Alberta Limited operating as Veridian Cruise. References to the “buyer” are collectively to the purchaser, their estate, agent(s), labourer or installer, and owner or lessor of the vehicle in which Veridian’s product is installed.

Terms of Purchase and Use

Veridian Cruise is an aftermarket product that modifies a vehicle for uses which may not have been intended by the manufacturer. Accordingly, Veridian Cruise products may not meet applicable statutes or regulations in the buyer’s jurisdiction of purchase and use. Buyer accepts all responsibility for verifying that a) installation does not void manufacturer’s warranty, and b) product will be used only in accordance with applicable laws.

The buyer assumes all responsibility for the installation and use of Veridian’s product. Improper installation, improper maintenance, or misuse shall release Veridian from all claims, demands, or causes of action, known or unknown arising from any issues resulting therefrom.

Release

It is an express condition of the sale of Veridian’s product to the buyer that the buyer acknowledges it will not hold Veridian Cruise liable for any direct or indirect damages, injury or death that may occur from, or may be in any way connected to, the use or installation of Veridian’s product. If the buyer does not wish to accept such terms, the buyer is advised to not purchase or install Veridian’s product.

By purchasing, installing, and using the product, the buyer, his/her heirs, assigns, agents, and legal representatives release Veridian from any and all claims, demands, or causes of action, known or unknown, which they jointly or severally may have against the seller, its successors, assigns, representatives and lessees arising from any injury or illness, including death or disability, incurred in connection with the installation and/or use of Veridian’s product.

General

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