[Corkboy]

You can't get a free copy of the workshop manual as such. It was only available on CD. You might be able to get a second-hand CD, or someone in OZ to burn you a copy of theirs (not that I'm recommending that (cough, cough)). Too bad you didn't ask last week as my brother just went back to Melbourne yesterday.
Similarly, it would be possible, depending on your IT knowledge, to "mount" a drive to mimic the CD, with an iso of the cd.

If you're familiar with mounting ISO's give me a shout on a DM

And on your Lampr! message, if you are certain that all lamps are working, including side/parking lights, then have you replaced or installed any LED lights? These can have low resistance which triggers the bike into thinking that a light has blown

 

[Corkboy]

Thanks for the reply. I'm ALMOST computer illiterate, so all that's beyond me.

No problem Benson, I'd suggest you look out for a CD copy of the manual. It covers all the transverse K models, so it will be available second-hand.
To be honest, I have never actually needed it. Unless you're opening up the engine, i find most of the regular stuff to be pretty straightforward, especially with the help of this forum.