Sorry for the double post, but this fits here too:
I need some help with my Yukon Denali project. I just bought a 2005, and am looking at the following:
1. Carputer running OBD II S/W (already have the S/W) have laptop, but wonder if there is a better solution or a small form factor PC that fits in my center console or similar?
2. Interface to the HU. I have the stock GM Nav screen, which is OK, and I'll stick with. I need a VSI-GM2 Pac moduel or similar? Advice?
3. Input advice - external mouse or can I rig the Nav unit's touch screen?
4. Camera - I was looking for a FLIR, but cost gets out of control. Found a Cadillac camera on e-bay, but it is $1,495. I was looking for something a lot cheaper.
5. Any other ideas???
Thanks in advance,
Anders
VIA MII 10000 - 512MB Ram - Dual 2.5" drives, Xenarc 700TSV, Panasonic CW-8132-B, Opus 150, Audigy 2 NX, PowerMate, IOADR1610 10 Relay card
No excuse. Quit crossposting.Originally Posted by Anders
If you're going to fit something in your center console, you're likely going to be hacking ad cutting. There are people who's PCs are mounted in armrests and center consoles. Use the SEARCH function and see what others have done.1. Carputer running OBD II S/W (already have the S/W) have laptop, but wonder if there is a better solution or a small form factor PC that fits in my center console or similar?
The two commonly used form factors that people use are miniITX and Shuttle, both for their compact size. NanoITX is an even smaller formfactor, but it's not available to the public yet, as far as I know.
Does the headunit have AUX inputs? CD-changer inputs?2. Interface to the HU. I have the stock GM Nav screen, which is OK, and I'll stick with. I need a VSI-GM2 Pac moduel or similar? Advice?
http://www.installer.com/aux/index.html
Check that link. That may very well be what you're referring to, or something similar.
It's theoretically possible to hack your Nav setup's integrated touchscreen, but do you have the knowledge, experience, time, patience and resources to do that? I certainly don't.3. Input advice - external mouse or can I rig the Nav unit's touch screen?
use an external mouse. There's wireless stuff out there for convenience.
If your NAV system has a composite video input, you can go with any security camera with teh same input.4. Camera - I was looking for a FLIR, but cost gets out of control. Found a Cadillac camera on e-bay, but it is $1,495. I was looking for something a lot cheaper.
Search the forums repeatedly. Everything you're asking has beein discussed multiple times and been implemented in various forms.5. Any other ideas???
Make Google your friend.
Quit crossposting.
Post pics of your install.
Don't lick frozen metal objects.
Thanks for the tips!
Anders
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