Ok yeah. There's actually very little technical info just photos. I'll write it up.
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Ok yeah. There's actually very little technical info just photos. I'll write it up.
how you going with this mate?
funny, i was just working on it: https://github.com/hayden-t/ArEngineMon
adding photos and a readme, about to add the source
YOU SIR ARE A GOD!!!
Nice project. :)
If it starts getting easy and you want to improve the graphics to WOW! Check these displays out. 4D Systems | Turning Technology into Art
Touch screens too so you can put the buttons on the screen. The company is from Penrith NSW.
thanks, one may consider that type of screen if the need arrises. it really depends how much you want to display on screen.
Here is an OBDII Arduino kit: OBD-II Adapter for Arduino | ArduinoDev.com
This is suitable for statndard OBD protocols, but you can freely program the device on demand.
Maybe it's possible to discover the TD5 non-standard protocol too (protocol, frequency, baud rate etc.), and write a special program to
It should be possible because i have Autocom CDP/ Delphi diagnostic unit and this can connect to the TD5 ecu, can read/clear fault codes, and monitor many parameters on the fly.
definately something ive thought about but something i wont bother with.
what your talking about is essentialy its a nanocom
Let's say, but for the seventh of the Nanocom price.Quote:
Originally Posted by haydent
yeah but its a fair amount of work for a select model, whereas what ive bade could be put on any vehicle, and does stuff you cant get via nanocom, though you could add it via aux inputs, eg coolent level