I never worry about trying to set an electronic ignition at a particular RPM level, as any bike's revcounter is likely to be out by a certain amount, and the specified RPM level is not supposed to be a target RPM to set the ignition at, but an engine speed past where the ignition should have stopped advancing, as the Boyer instructions say:
"..time with a stroboscope to 31 B.T.D.C. (28 DEC. with standard ignition) with the engine
running up to 5000 r.p.m." that's running
UP TO 5,000 RPM, not
AT 5,000 RPM, so I just rev it past the point where the ignition stops advancing and set it so that it does not exceed the maximum advance figure. I know some electronic ignitions such as Boyer Bransden are supposed to keep on advancing even after 5,000 RPM, however this extra amount of advance must be small, as I've never actually noticed it happening when setting a Boyer ignition.
http://www.boyerbransden.com/pdf/KIT000 ... 00017_.pdf
I've always strobed ignitions on my own, no problem.