dashboards
dashboards
what are the options:
electrical or mechanical gauges
diyautotune LCD display
PALM mobile
laptop
laptop with a remote touchscreen lcd
tablet/notebook PC
I've been contemplating above for a while, my prefered option is a notebook or laptop with lcd running tuner studio.
What are other using?
Found this tonight on ebay : 7" windows touchscreen tablet pc
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will this run tuner studio?
to good to be true?
Re: dashboards
A mini pc/laptop and lcd screen is another option.
Cheers
Daniel.
LS3 powered Race boat with MS3pro and GPIO.
MS2 on a 22r in a Hilux (mates car).
MS2extra on a turbo EF Falcon (brothers car).
Toyota Supra 1jz MS2extra, COP.
13B Turbo MS2extra.
Re: dashboards
I went off the lcd dash because I thought the layouts were fixed. I had another look tonight, how do you modifying the layouts.
steve
Re: dashboards
Here is a picture of the layout I added. It is a work in progress. I added 2 new gauge types as well, the vertical bar graphs and the larger digits for the speedo. I haven't touched it for at least a year and a half except for mounting it in the dash.
LS3 powered Race boat with MS3pro and GPIO.
MS2 on a 22r in a Hilux (mates car).
MS2extra on a turbo EF Falcon (brothers car).
Toyota Supra 1jz MS2extra, COP.
13B Turbo MS2extra.
Re: dashboards
The Arduino has several analog inputs and several digital in/outs that you could measure signals from an electrical sender like your fuel tank, oil press., temp or voltage and display a value or bar. You could use a reed switch and magnet to display speed or as an odometer and add a couple of buttons to cycle through the menu.
Here's a quick reference on how to use the LCD library to display information.
http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/LiquidCrystal