DashCommand v2 is now available!

**vicky_obee** · 12-13-2009, 04:41 AM

Originally Posted by PPE

The DashCommand dashboards are fully customizable. Just download our DashXL skin editor from our website to edit the dashboard and change it to your liking. Then share it with everyone at DashXL.net!

If you need to format your computer and reinstall the software, simply save the license key and enter in when you reinstall.

HI How do i get to change the Values from F to C ( temp ) and from Miles to KMPH...

Also i would like to modify the original skin to suit my needs is it possible
And ofcourse how do i get the FUEL gauge to work...It shows Empty while the actual fuel is 75% or so

**PPE** · 12-13-2009, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by vicky_obee

HI How do i get to change the Values from F to C ( temp ) and from Miles to KMPH...

Also i would like to modify the original skin to suit my needs is it possible
And ofcourse how do i get the FUEL gauge to work...It shows Empty while the actual fuel is 75% or so

To change the values from English to Metric, or to modify the skin in any other way, you'll need to download the DashXL skin editor from our website. The documentation is available on DashXL.net, but it's got a steep learning curve.

For the fuel gauge, are you sure your vehicle supports the fuel level PID?

**vicky_obee** · 12-13-2009, 12:56 PM

Originally Posted by PPE

For the fuel gauge, are you sure your vehicle supports the fuel level PID?

How do i find out if this PID is for my car....

Also since its a steep learning curve.. Can you not implement both the scales ( metric n imperial ) so that we can choose from the user settings

**PPE** · 12-13-2009, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by vicky_obee

How do i find out if this PID is for my car....

Also since its a steep learning curve.. Can you not implement both the scales ( metric n imperial ) so that we can choose from the user settings

To see if your vehicle supports the fuel level PID, just go to the data logging screen and click Add PID. Then find fuel level (SAE.FLI I believe) in the list and see if it has a green checkmark or a red X next to it. If it's green, it's supported, if it's red, it's not.

As for both English and Metric, this is entirely up to the dashboard designer.