Motorcycle Speed Sensor Troubleshooting

Hi, I’m having trouble trying to fit a new electronic speedometer to my Kawasaki W650. The speedometer came with no wiring diagram (can’t find any information on it online, its a HARDDRIVE 21-6885) and every different way I’ve tried to connect the speedometer to the speed sensor on the bike, it hasn’t work. This has made me wonder whether my speed sensor is working, so I ran some tests but I don’t know what the results mean. 

This is the speedometer. It did some tests, hooking up the wires to a spare 12V motorcycle battery, I found out what some the wires were, but 2 of them are still a mystery. One of them must be the signal input from the speed sensor, and the other one I do not know. I figured I found the + and - for the speedometer dial because the dial on connection, would whizz round to 140mph and then whiz back, resting at dead 0mph, where as without that connection it sometimes rests at 10-20mph. This is what my speedo sensor looks like. The speedo sensor itself I think is a halls effect one as there are three wires, indicating that it requires a power supply to operate. There an electrical thing that sits connected between the sensor and the speedo, I don’t know what it is, and the wiring diagram for the bike doesn’t explain it, so I assume it must be a transformer to step up the weak signal output from the sensor, or a to step down the voltage to the sensor that runs on a lower voltage? Electrical thing between speedo and sensor: At first I tried connecting the speedometer and the sensor is various combinations, and then turning the wheel at high RPM first gear to trigger the sensor, hoping to see the speedometer dial give me a speed reading. None of the combinations worked. My test results are recorded here: So now I thought it might be a problem with my sensor, so I hooked up a multimeter and ran some tests (see diagrams and table below). This surprised me, because I thought the current was supposed to increase the voltage on the output signal, not reduce it. Also note that voltage and resistance on the output signal when the wheel was moving was fluctuating 2.5-3.5V and 40 - 47kOhms. I calculated the current using the formula I = V/R. - Is this a working / functioning sensor? I can’t tell. - I tried to test the sensor at first with a small filament bulb I’d taken from the back of a tachometer, which didn’t work, and I later read that testing speed sensors with filament bulb can damage the sensors electrics? Maybe I have broken my sensor? - Also, I don’t know if all motorcycle speed sensors are inductive / hall effect, so in theory if you had a speedometer that is looking for voltage change (inductive), and a sensor that is outputting DC same voltage at varying frequencies, it wouldn’t work? Thanks Gerry

Vehicle Info: 2002 Kawasaki W650 EJ650 AE 012521

Video, with a multimeter measuring voltage, and an LED hooked in between sensor output and ground. Shows that the sensor unit is working, and that there is a pulse being transmitted. Still don't know why the speedometer isn't reading this pulse and showing a speed on the dial. VIDEO LINK

SOLVED: Sensor works, getting the output signal that is spec. Speedometer doesn't work. Sorry if you've just spent ages reading this.