Audi A6 custom install carpc with fingerprint recognition - Page 2

no1knows · 06-15-2004, 07:38 PM

Very nice indeed, how much did streeteffectz charge for it?

Only bad thing i can think of is that you dont have the pleasure of knowing you did all the hard work to get the thing working

But still, good job.

srcstc · 06-15-2004, 08:13 PM

Nice but why is the trim around the LCD all weird lookin?

Supermike · 06-15-2004, 08:25 PM

Ejdeleon, did you notice any difference in the glare or screen appearance with the screen protector on it? Did it effect the touchscreen? Also is the screenprotector shiny?

Batmanatthenewb · 06-15-2004, 08:40 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Gen.Why

Holy biometrics batman...

I don't know that a car would have been my first choice for securing with a fingerprint scanner...planning on having sensitive data onboard, or is it just he cool factor?

Nice keyboard, btw

Somebody called?

Batman

ejdeleon · 06-16-2004, 09:37 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Supermike

Ejdeleon, did you notice any difference in the glare or screen appearance with the screen protector on it? Did it effect the touchscreen? Also is the screenprotector shiny?

the nushield screen protector is very glossy. there was no significant glare though noted before or after the addition of the protector, although i must say that the lilliput monitor in itself with the touchscreen was dull to begin with. so yes there is some glare/dullness to the screen at certain angles but not caused by the protector itself (in my opinion). also there was no degradation in the quality of the touchscreen sensitive and accuracy with the protector.

ejdeleon · 06-16-2004, 09:41 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by srcstc

Nice but why is the trim around the LCD all weird lookin?

due to the bulge on the upper portion of my dash, ron from streeteffectz had to modify the molding to that there was somewhat of a design to the fit.

i must admit the bmw mold was exceptionally done

ejdeleon · 06-16-2004, 09:45 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by no1knows

Very nice indeed, how much did streeteffectz charge for it?

Only bad thing i can think of is that you dont have the pleasure of knowing you did all the hard work to get the thing working

But still, good job.

streeteffectz gives a quote based on what you want done exactly...it would be different for each car, each install. because of the complexity of the molding of the dash and rewiring needed for the audi, it cost roughly $1000 for the install.

i thought about doing it myself and actually took the whole dash apart but didn't want to screw up my dash for something that could be done professionally.

NorthGaVigor · 06-16-2004, 10:09 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by 6GenX

Maybe you could get the fingerprint scanner hooked up to the obd-2 to disable the ignition if it's not in the system, aswell as profiles for power seat settings, radio presets, etc. Really nice job on the install.

My thoughts exactly!

aguila · 06-28-2004, 04:26 PM

do you have details on how you switch the sound in the headunit from carputer to CD? I have the same headunit in my Audi TT and am thinking of doing the same thing. Dont know how to do it.

Looks very nice by the way!!

chuckie_mn · 06-28-2004, 11:39 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by aguila

do you have details on how you switch the sound in the headunit from carputer to CD? I have the same headunit in my Audi TT and am thinking of doing the same thing. Dont know how to do it.

Looks very nice by the way!!

What are you trying to do just get sound into the head unit from the pc?

If so you can use an FM mod or you can buy an auxiliary input converter.
Here is a link that has one, many companies make them, and so you can choose your own manufacture.

http://www.logjamelectronics.com/auxinpconv.html

aguila · 06-30-2004, 04:53 PM

i dont yet know what is the best solution. I read al kinds of stories that the FM transmittors dont give good quality sound. Ám I right? or are there any good experiences out there?

I think the best solution whould be to use the connector to the Cd changer. My computer will be in the back of the car (audi TT) anyhow. so if i can find the right connector that appears the best solution. Is it ossible to build a switch or a relais in the connectiopn so that I can switch between the CD changer and the carputer? Thanks for the liunks I will look at them in detail!

Aguila

bathbiggles · 07-07-2004, 04:25 PM

cor blimey. someone needs to start making gear knobs with fingerprint jobbies built in. would rock the world........or...hmm....not.

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