OBDII-CanScan Electronic Gauge Pack?
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I will probably go with the RSW 3 Gauge hood in black FRP when it becomes available. In the mean time, if someone pipes the OBII-CanScan unit into software that produces a real-time monitoring of the car's sensor network, or multiple "gauge" display (discussed here recently, and in an older thread here), then I'll "have" to go with the RMagic 1DIN Dash Panel. :D
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Originally posted by Omicron
I will probably go with the RSW 3 Gauge hood in black FRP when it becomes available. In the mean time, if someone pipes the OBII-CanScan unit into software that produces a real-time monitoring of the car's sensor network, or multiple "gauge" display (discussed here recently, and in an older thread here), then I'll "have" to go with the RMagic 1DIN Dash Panel. :D
I will probably go with the RSW 3 Gauge hood in black FRP when it becomes available. In the mean time, if someone pipes the OBII-CanScan unit into software that produces a real-time monitoring of the car's sensor network, or multiple "gauge" display (discussed here recently, and in an older thread here), then I'll "have" to go with the RMagic 1DIN Dash Panel. :D
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Originally posted by RXhusker
That's pretty cool. I like the MazdaSpeed version graphics better though.
That's pretty cool. I like the MazdaSpeed version graphics better though.
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Here's something for the carputer (car computer) people...
http://www.autonode.com/ig710.html
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...highlight=ikea
http://www.mini-itx.com/
OBDII and Digital gauges...
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...1&page=1&pp=15
http://www.autonode.com/ig710.html
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...highlight=ikea
http://www.mini-itx.com/
OBDII and Digital gauges...
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...1&page=1&pp=15
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Originally posted by Japan8
Omicron and RXhusker,
How about some gauges like these...
http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=651
Omicron and RXhusker,
How about some gauges like these...
http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=651
So the question is: do they have it for an RX-8???
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Originally posted by Japan8
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...1&page=1&pp=15
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...1&page=1&pp=15
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Just out of curiosity, can the newer software be used on standard non-CAN OBDII systems? Or, if I already had an older OBDII scanner could I just use the CANScan adapter?
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Omicron,
I don't think the HKS digital gauge unit uses OBDII or CAN, so it isn't car dependent. Rather it's like Defi, Blitz, Pivot, etc. gauges using sensors and a sensor harness. So you should be able to use it on your 8 with no problem.
The computer solution is better for those whom already wanted a carputer... for mp3, navigation and DVD. OBDII/CAN gauges are just an added bonus. This is more costly, but hey... you were already laying out a bit to get started.
I don't think the HKS digital gauge unit uses OBDII or CAN, so it isn't car dependent. Rather it's like Defi, Blitz, Pivot, etc. gauges using sensors and a sensor harness. So you should be able to use it on your 8 with no problem.
The computer solution is better for those whom already wanted a carputer... for mp3, navigation and DVD. OBDII/CAN gauges are just an added bonus. This is more costly, but hey... you were already laying out a bit to get started.
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Originally posted by Japan8
Omicron,
I don't think the HKS digital gauge unit uses OBDII or CAN, so it isn't car dependent. Rather it's like Defi, Blitz, Pivot, etc. gauges using sensors and a sensor harness. So you should be able to use it on your 8 with no problem.
The computer solution is better for those whom already wanted a carputer... for mp3, navigation and DVD. OBDII/CAN gauges are just an added bonus. This is more costly, but hey... you were already laying out a bit to get started.
Omicron,
I don't think the HKS digital gauge unit uses OBDII or CAN, so it isn't car dependent. Rather it's like Defi, Blitz, Pivot, etc. gauges using sensors and a sensor harness. So you should be able to use it on your 8 with no problem.
The computer solution is better for those whom already wanted a carputer... for mp3, navigation and DVD. OBDII/CAN gauges are just an added bonus. This is more costly, but hey... you were already laying out a bit to get started.
So we're back to the simple and elegant CanScan plug in plus a display. Sure wish someone who was tinkering with this would jump in here and update us!
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Originally posted by MazdaManiac
I've customized the display elements in Windows VB, but I haven't had the time or resources to install a DIN panel or motorized TFT screen in the RX-8.
That will all be part of my A/V setup, which is probably still several months away.
I've customized the display elements in Windows VB, but I haven't had the time or resources to install a DIN panel or motorized TFT screen in the RX-8.
That will all be part of my A/V setup, which is probably still several months away.
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I've customized the display elements in Windows VB, but I haven't had the time or resources to install a DIN panel or motorized TFT screen in the RX-8.
That will all be part of my A/V setup, which is probably still several months away.
I've customized the display elements in Windows VB, but I haven't had the time or resources to install a DIN panel or motorized TFT screen in the RX-8.
That will all be part of my A/V setup, which is probably still several months away.
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Originally posted by MazdaManiac
Not much to say.
I have my own customized front end for CanScan, but I don't have any LCDs on the car yet, so it hasn't been a priority.
Not much to say.
I have my own customized front end for CanScan, but I don't have any LCDs on the car yet, so it hasn't been a priority.
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Originally posted by Omicron
Bump?
Bump?
I was planning on getting my flash programming buddy to throw together a guage package to would look like the stock guages... but...
more progress will come when I actually get my CANscan... maurice has been making some hardware/software improvements which I hear will be out within the next week.
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I have a good start on the dynamic dyno program with pr0ber's app as a starting point, but I haven't gotten my CANScan yet either, so I'm limited to test data. I'll try to call Michelle at CanZoomer tomorrow to see what's up.
I wasn't thinking of doing guages, but can look into it.
I wasn't thinking of doing guages, but can look into it.