AemPro Parameter display on PDA?
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AemPro Parameter display on PDA?
I prefer to use one small screen to dispaly all my vital engine parameters instead of several gauges.
Does anyone know how to display a few tuning "Parameters" from AEMPro software on a small Personal Digital Assistant like a color Palm Pilot or Dell Axim like device? I'm referring to the "Parameter" box in AEMPro software that simply shows things like Engine Load (boost), 02 readings, Knock voltage, etc. I would only need to display 5 or 6 of these in the simple bar-graph form as in AemPro version 1. I was thinking of something like the "RunTime Display Screen" on this pocket tune software:
http://www.garysphotography.com/pockettune/index.htm
Does anyone know how to display a few tuning "Parameters" from AEMPro software on a small Personal Digital Assistant like a color Palm Pilot or Dell Axim like device? I'm referring to the "Parameter" box in AEMPro software that simply shows things like Engine Load (boost), 02 readings, Knock voltage, etc. I would only need to display 5 or 6 of these in the simple bar-graph form as in AemPro version 1. I was thinking of something like the "RunTime Display Screen" on this pocket tune software:
http://www.garysphotography.com/pockettune/index.htm
Last edited by dejacky; 01-16-08 at 03:23 PM.
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I prefer to use one small screen to dispaly all my vital engine parameters instead of several gauges.
Does anyone know how to display a few tuning "Parameters" from AEMPro software on a small Personal Digital Assistant like a color Palm Pilot or Dell Axim like device? I'm referring to the "Parameter" box in AEMPro software that simply shows things like Engine Load (boost), 02 readings, Knock voltage, etc. I would only need to display 5 or 6 of these in the simple bar-graph form as in AemPro version 1. I was thinking of something like the "RunTime Display Screen" on this pocket tune software:
http://www.garysphotography.com/pockettune/index.htm
Does anyone know how to display a few tuning "Parameters" from AEMPro software on a small Personal Digital Assistant like a color Palm Pilot or Dell Axim like device? I'm referring to the "Parameter" box in AEMPro software that simply shows things like Engine Load (boost), 02 readings, Knock voltage, etc. I would only need to display 5 or 6 of these in the simple bar-graph form as in AemPro version 1. I was thinking of something like the "RunTime Display Screen" on this pocket tune software:
http://www.garysphotography.com/pockettune/index.htm
But in theory, if you can run an OS that could recognize the AEMPRO software , it could be done.
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can you please provide a link to this Gauge Tech display? I've heard about it before and remember reading about it in the past, but was suprised at the high price.
can you please provide a link to this Gauge Tech display? I've heard about it before and remember reading about it in the past, but was suprised at the high price.
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Most of the people that have it seem to really like it. But as you said its not cheap. The other drawback ive heard is if you want it visable while driving, is finding a good location to mount it where it wouldnt look out of place due to its awkward size and shape. And I personally don't care for that suction cup windshield locale.
Anyhow, I E-mailed them 4 times since April trying to order it , with no reply..... Maybe you will have better luck than I did though?
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You can run a serial gauge, connect that to the port on the ems, and scroll through functions using and aux switch to have it read out many different things.
Unfortunately, PLX makes a better multifunction gauge than AEM, with boost, IAT, EGT, and wideband along with knock being all displayed at once. Its quite sad looking, though.
Ian
Unfortunately, PLX makes a better multifunction gauge than AEM, with boost, IAT, EGT, and wideband along with knock being all displayed at once. Its quite sad looking, though.
Ian
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