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Old 07-14-2005, 09:36 PM   #16
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it all just kinda pops apart.. after poppin the PCB w/ rotary knob i drilled the hole in my center console and used my old stereo's volume knob.

its just a standard knob, you can find generic ones at Rat-Shack...
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Old 08-06-2005, 01:20 AM   #17
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here's my griffin install, along with the mac mini power button re-located


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Old 08-09-2005, 12:25 AM   #18
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I'll post a pic of mine... I should have it in the car in the next couple of days.

It's going center console under the e-brake handle.
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Old 08-09-2005, 01:58 AM   #19
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I love my powermate. Makes driving and changing songs/volume in city traffic worry free.

Btw, the e-brake is not touching the powermate, despite what it might look like in the pics.



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Old 08-09-2005, 02:48 PM   #21
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Quote: Originally Posted by Moondog51
Makes driving and changing songs/volume in city traffic worry free.

<Insert Tim Allen "curiosity grunt" here> How do you have it configured to change songs? I have vol. up/down and mute...
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<Insert Tim Allen "curiosity grunt" here> How do you have it configured to change songs? I have vol. up/down and mute...

In centrafuse, the hotkey for next track is something like ctrl-alt-right arrow.
I mapped that to regular click event for the powermate, and I have mute on the long click event.
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Old 08-09-2005, 02:55 PM   #23
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Quote: Originally Posted by Moondog51
In centrafuse, the hotkey for next track is something like ctrl-alt-right arrow.
I mapped that to regular click event for the powermate, and I have mute on the long click event.

THANKS! I'll have to look into that for Frodoplayer.
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Old 08-09-2005, 05:22 PM   #24
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It can be done with frodoplayer. Mine is set for volume up/down; pause; scroll up/down; play.
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LOL! It'll be in the car soon.. I swear.

Hey, that's my leg in the STi pic.
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Quote: Originally Posted by ApoloV
it all just kinda pops apart.. after poppin the PCB w/ rotary knob i drilled the hole in my center console and used my old stereo's volume knob.

its just a standard knob, you can find generic ones at Rat-Shack...

An even better question is what did you do with your ebrake! Or is it just up and not in the photos...(I have an RSX as well)
How do you think one of our AC knobs would work, I was thinking about that and could probably get one from a junkyard or something...
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Does anyone have any good pics of it disassembled?
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It can be done with frodoplayer. Mine is set for volume up/down; pause; scroll up/down; play.

DANG! Could you be so kind as to take an "ALT/prt sc" of your Powermate settings and share them?
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No need.

All you do is set your powermate setting so that each of the options (spin left, spin right, tap down, hold down, hold & spin left, hold & spin right) is set as a key-stroke. Then go into your frodoplayer keyboard shortcuts and set the keys you set for griffin as whatever you want to control.

The tricky part is the volume. There's 2 sets of volume controls in frodo. I dont remember which is which, but if you set one and the volume just climbs uncontrollably after the smallest griffin turn, you did the wrong one.

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I love my powermate. Makes driving and changing songs/volume in city traffic worry free.

Btw, the e-brake is not touching the powermate, despite what it might look like in the pics.

I also have an STi and tried putting my powermate there. But it makes it so hard to spin the thing while driving because the ebrake is on top of it. I put mine just to the right of where yours is. Right in front of the DCCD controls.
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