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I'm trying to get some feedback, and suggestions for more/better functionality in my program.
The project I'm working is going to bring AEM EMS users and hopefully other engine management system users a digital dashboard and gauge display setup to their iOS device. My hardware streams data to your iPad/iPhone Via bluetooth. Don't mind the graphics too much, this is just a barebones gauge setup to test the hardware and it's interaction with the iOS device. Because AEM EMS is used on so many cars I'm trying to make the software as flexible as possible.
Some of the features I plan to include at release:
-Complete digital dashboard for iPad users
-Customizable gauge interface, add/move/size/rotate gauges as desired, -choose style and settings
-Each channel will have its own limitations, IE even though AEM EMS outputs 0-12500 or 0-25000rpm you can still choose a gauge that only shows 0-9000rpm.
-Any output from the AEM EMS can be read. If you hook up a fuel pressure or oil pressure sensor the software can read it and output in a user friendly format, not just voltage.
-Choose your colors, gauge bounds, and warnings for each channel
-Analog, horizontal and vertical Bar, Graph, text based and other gauges
-Data-logging that can be viewed on any iOS device you own. Log the data on your iPhone view on your iPad etc.
Other features that can be added in the future:
-Live streaming of telemetry to a server
-Combine telemetry data with on board video
-The hardware supports outputs that can trigger EMS functions for shutdown, or nitrous etc. The triggers can be sent from the iOS software with user defined limitations.
-I can individually program the hardware to analyze the data as well without an iOS device. I can program very specific triggers for certain racing conditions. My hardware reads the data, determines any number of conditions are met and/or not met and then triggers back the EMS via any of the EMS inputs. This would take some time but could be built on a case by case basis for the consumer. The system can even read sensors by itself.
Here is the program running with some test data but I'm gonna try to get a video of it running in the NSX this weekend.
I have prototype units available at a discount for prime members at $199. More information available here:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...MS-to-iOS-Digital-Dashboard-and-Gauge-Display
www.e-noughlogic.com
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The project I'm working is going to bring AEM EMS users and hopefully other engine management system users a digital dashboard and gauge display setup to their iOS device. My hardware streams data to your iPad/iPhone Via bluetooth. Don't mind the graphics too much, this is just a barebones gauge setup to test the hardware and it's interaction with the iOS device. Because AEM EMS is used on so many cars I'm trying to make the software as flexible as possible.
Some of the features I plan to include at release:
-Complete digital dashboard for iPad users
-Customizable gauge interface, add/move/size/rotate gauges as desired, -choose style and settings
-Each channel will have its own limitations, IE even though AEM EMS outputs 0-12500 or 0-25000rpm you can still choose a gauge that only shows 0-9000rpm.
-Any output from the AEM EMS can be read. If you hook up a fuel pressure or oil pressure sensor the software can read it and output in a user friendly format, not just voltage.
-Choose your colors, gauge bounds, and warnings for each channel
-Analog, horizontal and vertical Bar, Graph, text based and other gauges
-Data-logging that can be viewed on any iOS device you own. Log the data on your iPhone view on your iPad etc.
Other features that can be added in the future:
-Live streaming of telemetry to a server
-Combine telemetry data with on board video
-The hardware supports outputs that can trigger EMS functions for shutdown, or nitrous etc. The triggers can be sent from the iOS software with user defined limitations.
-I can individually program the hardware to analyze the data as well without an iOS device. I can program very specific triggers for certain racing conditions. My hardware reads the data, determines any number of conditions are met and/or not met and then triggers back the EMS via any of the EMS inputs. This would take some time but could be built on a case by case basis for the consumer. The system can even read sensors by itself.
Here is the program running with some test data but I'm gonna try to get a video of it running in the NSX this weekend.
I have prototype units available at a discount for prime members at $199. More information available here:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...MS-to-iOS-Digital-Dashboard-and-Gauge-Display
www.e-noughlogic.com
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