This is awesome. I talked to you a few months ago about putting one of these in my 2008 GT500, and seeing the new style mustang dash design just made me so excited. It looks fantastic
I know that in RealDash there is a way to use a button to change gauge screens in certain layouts. Does OneGauge have the ability to do this? Or would thay only be possible with the SP Leinonen DashBox?
If it can be done in RealDash it should be no problem - the app has all its normal functionality. Some dash designs definitely have the functionality- when you touch the Tachometer, for example, it changes design or style. You can also swipe left and right to different screen layouts if you have multiple 'pages'.
Ive noticed the gauges sweep a lot smoother on here on the app than the gauges do on the lcd display versions are in older videos. Are the lcds also as smooth now? Or is the app sweeping smooth because youre testing it?
The LCDs have been improved over time and are quite a bit better than our old videos for sure. But RealDash has some built in smoothing, plus the fact that this is a demo, gives a response that smoother than you would get in real life use. One of the challenges of digital gauges is balancing smoothness, which requires some averaging, with accuracy. We tend to favor accuracy rather than an extremely smooth response, but that is definitely something we can adjusted based on user needs and how many gauges are being used (the fewer sensors/gauges, the more attention we can give each for smoother response). Good question!
@OneGauge Digital Gauges thats awesome, I just found your site earlier trying to find digital dash alternatives. This would be going into my 72 beetle that is turbod, only thing is I have some sensors already in the car, oil pressure and temp mainly, and idk if my sending units work with your system, they're vdo. I'm also about to install an older gen 3 cb performance efi that will read afr, throttle position, cyl head temp, fuel psi, and boost, and was wondering if the onegauge could just read off the ecu? Only communication it has would be a serial rs232 style cable. I'd hate to have to run multiple of those sensors, one for the ecu, and another for gauges since there's little room on the car as it is. Also, does running it with realdash have the same customization features like the gear selector by ratios? I appreciate the response! Your product definitely looks killer!
@@boosted_bugzilla thanks! Best to shoot me an email and we can figure out the sensors. If the resistance/voltage specs are available I can add them to the programming no problem! Happy to discuss the RS232 communication as well- it's possible but may be time consuming to set up depending on how much documentation there is. Realdash definitely retains many of the standard features like gearing and such, though we have to get creative with a few workarounds for some things!
This is awesome. I talked to you a few months ago about putting one of these in my 2008 GT500, and seeing the new style mustang dash design just made me so excited. It looks fantastic
Awesome! Yeah, the new configuration makes it way easier to use the native dash designs.
I know that in RealDash there is a way to use a button to change gauge screens in certain layouts.
Does OneGauge have the ability to do this? Or would thay only be possible with the SP Leinonen DashBox?
If it can be done in RealDash it should be no problem - the app has all its normal functionality. Some dash designs definitely have the functionality- when you touch the Tachometer, for example, it changes design or style. You can also swipe left and right to different screen layouts if you have multiple 'pages'.
Ive noticed the gauges sweep a lot smoother on here on the app than the gauges do on the lcd display versions are in older videos. Are the lcds also as smooth now? Or is the app sweeping smooth because youre testing it?
The LCDs have been improved over time and are quite a bit better than our old videos for sure. But RealDash has some built in smoothing, plus the fact that this is a demo, gives a response that smoother than you would get in real life use. One of the challenges of digital gauges is balancing smoothness, which requires some averaging, with accuracy. We tend to favor accuracy rather than an extremely smooth response, but that is definitely something we can adjusted based on user needs and how many gauges are being used (the fewer sensors/gauges, the more attention we can give each for smoother response). Good question!
@OneGauge Digital Gauges thats awesome, I just found your site earlier trying to find digital dash alternatives. This would be going into my 72 beetle that is turbod, only thing is I have some sensors already in the car, oil pressure and temp mainly, and idk if my sending units work with your system, they're vdo. I'm also about to install an older gen 3 cb performance efi that will read afr, throttle position, cyl head temp, fuel psi, and boost, and was wondering if the onegauge could just read off the ecu? Only communication it has would be a serial rs232 style cable. I'd hate to have to run multiple of those sensors, one for the ecu, and another for gauges since there's little room on the car as it is. Also, does running it with realdash have the same customization features like the gear selector by ratios? I appreciate the response! Your product definitely looks killer!
@@boosted_bugzilla thanks! Best to shoot me an email and we can figure out the sensors. If the resistance/voltage specs are available I can add them to the programming no problem! Happy to discuss the RS232 communication as well- it's possible but may be time consuming to set up depending on how much documentation there is.
Realdash definitely retains many of the standard features like gearing and such, though we have to get creative with a few workarounds for some things!
@@TheOneGauge ill definitely shoot you an email
I have obd eleven every time I try to contact it tell me atd and nothing works anyhelp?
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