Thread: Digital Gauge Software

Originally Posted by Davefocus

Looking good!

Are the numbers 1-5 and letters A-G used to change the gauges or are they ready in case DashCommand has the ability (in a future release) to change gauges 'on the fly'?

Good work mate .
Dave

Yes 1-5 an A-G its for DashCommand if future release has the ability of course.

In PCMSCAN gauges run slow and I dont know how to improve speed, but in DashCommand it runs great

Look a this video of Gauges in DashCommand

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U56joNsZZv8

I'm uploading two more videos right now.

Here another video, this time with DashCommand embedded in Centrafuse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt26ko9FA5o

Originally Posted by Davefocus

Asmpbm,

I've just been on youtube - Awesome! I'm loving the RX-8 and your install.

Slightly Off Topic but I'm genuinely interested on what spec PC you are running!

Cheers,
Dave

The PC its Dell D400 laptop, with 1.8 Ghz PentiumD and 512 MB RAM

Originally Posted by Davefocus

And what OBDII device? Mine doesn't update at that speed but maybe the M10000 is 'max'd out'.

Regards,
Dave

OBD is from Scantool.net, that one

Here it is the last video I recorded yesterday http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik1YFwxhAac