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just to verify... it will work with stock ecu'd R32GTST?

does it come with PC software? or is that still in development? and will we get the software when u are done? OR can u supply RS232 interface spec as I can then write my own interface (we interface to patient monitors at work we've written about 20 serial interfaces)

yes it will work with r32 gtst, it says so in the manual!

im not writing any pc software, there are already programs out there (srtalk, conzult free) that do everything you need anyway.

RS232 interface spec is available online too, to help you write your own pc programs.

Impakt

Just thought I'd let you know that I took a few pics of device working in my car and posted a quick review. I'll add some more once I finalize my laptop-logging configuration.

Find it at:

http://home.austarnet.com.au/myra/datascan...ssdatascan.html

Cheers,

Penfold

Just got mine in the mail today. Top marks to Daren on this piece of gear.

For those of you who were wanting a prettier looking version (I was one) I have to say that the pictures do not do the unit justice. It looks bloody nice in real life. If only it was 2mm narrower and would fit in the ashtray cutout I would be 100% happy. Guess I will have to be satisfied with 99.5%

Don't think about it... BUY ONE.

Even if the ecu is piggybacked this will still work. The brand of the LCD is displaytech from memory.

tang0: I havent received any mail from you yet!

PTR33: Thanks for the feedback :) Many people are happier with it once they actually see the unit.

Impakt

Even if the ecu is piggybacked this will still work. The brand of the LCD is displaytech from memory.

tang0: I havent received any mail from you yet!

PTR33: Thanks for the feedback :) Many people are happier with it once they actually see the unit.  

Impakt

AGHH !

I sent you a mail back with my address etc on it ...

I'mm Pm you with my address now

thanks

Yeah all LCD manufacturers make 20x4 lcd screens with similar (if not the same) size PCBs, so a screen from any manufacturer will work.

You have to remember though that places like matrixorbital and crystalfontz add their own serial interfaces to the screens, which you will need to remove to work with my module.

Also, those places like to sell their screens at $100+ AUD. Do you want a different backlight that bad?

Impakt

Hey any idea wether this will work on a r34 gtt? The manual indicated that it may work..... If it works with a R34 GTT Triptronic I would get one also.. :) I'm located on gold coast so if anyone has one on gold coast or in brisbane and willing to let me try it out.. PM me.. :(

Almost forgot.. this devices is definitely read-only right? :rofl:

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