Thanks for the photos man, good stuff (+) for you. So that is the rear cam with IR and 7 LED's? looks all right, can you explain on the plate light problem?
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Thanks for the photos man, good stuff (+) for you. So that is the rear cam with IR and 7 LED's? looks all right, can you explain on the plate light problem?
nope , these where both front view pics . with the 18 build in IR LED. iam working on the extra IR Headlights atm.
the plate light messes with the brightnesscorrecture of my rearcam so that it cant determine the correct brightness = picture has artefacts and you cant see anything. so maybe i have to use the 3rd brakelight mountingspot again or i mount it below the rearbumper .
If i find a real dark big place , maybe a hall i will make IR Range Pics. Problem is that our cities are well lightened at the night
That's probably just the interface of the particular receiver he has. There are different types of DVB. The DVB-T is terrestrial which I believe is typically FTA (free to air), and is your average local channel broadcasts. Then there are satellite broadcasts, some are free, of course, most aren't any more, there's cable, and satellite. How it looks is probably based entirely on the receiver you have. I have a PCI card for my computer, but digital reception here is really crappy, so it's not any good until I get a better antenna, ad the interface isn't anywhere near as pretty.
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Now to get back on topic, I would need a "COP Button" to turn off that display quickly, although it would be hard to spot unless someone were standing right next to the car.
What if the cop says he saw it on and you can't demonstrate that the screen can show anything other than TV? If it's the cops word against yours you will lose everytime. Here in the Texas you would have to show that the screen can show navigation system or be a dedicated data display or maybe a back up cam to be legal.
What if the cop says he saw it on and you can't demonstrate that the screen can show anything other than TV? If it's the cops word against yours you will lose everytime. Here in the Texas you would have to show that the screen can show navigation system or be a dedicated data display or maybe a back up cam to be legal.
the videosource selector is for the job
the Screen "OFF" button is the iluminated butten right under the screen
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Last bump for a nice project before I let this thread die in peace LOL
hehe thx for the bump , atm i make a new case for the aux gauges to close the gap on the top of the center console . winterproject will be building a car pc incl. gps navigation
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a grumpy heavy weighted , hardly breathing Douglas ( of Doug and Carry ) lookalike just came to visit me in 5th floor and look what he brought with him
cant wait till my kids goto bed to get into my basement and test the buddies
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Guten Tag Wow! I was so happy to find this thread! I came across an image somewhere, and one of the images was one of the early stage of your build where you were test fitting the separated A/C controls. That little trick gave me the little bit of extra space that I needed to mount my 10" touch screen for my CarPC in the center console. You have done an amazing job on that center console!
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Originally posted by Fieromaniac: ok its in the car now and i can use the Fiero sensors for oil pressure and coolant temp only Air Fuelgauge isnt attached atm.
These gauges worked directly off of the Fiero sensors? No circuitry or anything needed to calibrate them or anything? Could you post a direct link to the gauges you used? I went to the site above, and could not find them. My German is VERY rusty, as I have not spoken it in 15 years. It is quite sad, as I spent a lot of time and effort learning German when I was stationed in Giessen for 4 years with the American Army. I could speak almost fluently, and now, after not speaking it for 15 years, have forgotten just about everything....
Guten Tag Wow! I was so happy to find this thread! I came across an image somewhere, and one of the images was one of the early stage of your build where you were test fitting the separated A/C controls. That little trick gave me the little bit of extra space that I needed to mount my 10" touch screen for my CarPC in the center console. You have done an amazing job on that center console!
These gauges worked directly off of the Fiero sensors? No circuitry or anything needed to calibrate them or anything? Could you post a direct link to the gauges you used? I went to the site above, and could not find them. My German is VERY rusty, as I have not spoken it in 15 years. It is quite sad, as I spent a lot of time and effort learning German when I was stationed in Giessen for 4 years with the American Army. I could speak almost fluently, and now, after not speaking it for 15 years, have forgotten just about everything....
yes they work with the Fiero sensors. i attached the coolant temp and oilressure cables directly to 11 and 17 of normal gauge cluster . but i had to disable the original gauges to make them work . the Temperature gauge is very exact but it reads in °C Oilpressuregauge works and gives same numbers when i use the Sensor of the gauge manufacturer. Air Fuel gauge is simply hooked up onto the O2 sensor connector cable. Volt gauge has no sensor it only needs 2 wires.
