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Alternate Greddy E-manage Software

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Hi

I have a GReddy e-Manage with the usb link cable and i was wondering if there is any other software I can use with this cable. I was going to try Nissan Datascan but I was advised that it wont work, so im looking for another program similar to NDS prefably with the analog gagues. The reason for me asking this is that I am getting a in dash LCD screen put into my car and I have found a cable that will let me hook my laptop to my LCD, so if I can find a program with the analog dials I will be able to get them to show up on the LCD screen in the dash. Sounds simple but its turning out alot more difficult than i thought, so if any1 could help me out that would be great and if I get it working ill post pictures on the forum.

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the emanage as far as i understand is a piggyback so the standard OBD consult port should still work. you can pickup a nissan consult kit (cable + software) for $120 i think made and ready to go. this should do the job fine and can do analog guage print out on video out. either that or check out hks camp

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