Hi zub, You are able to read the configuration back from the DASH2 if the firmware is version 10.0.0 or later . To find out which version of firmware is running on your DASH2, you need to: Press and hold the DOWN button, power up the unit keeping the button pressed and wait for the firmware version ...

Hello Keith - Dan here, it seems you didn't receive my last email I'll post it below so you can read it: Apologies for the delay, I had to stay off work after a COVID-19 test. I can see a couple of problems: 1) The Terminator lead should not be connected to Serial Port 2 i.e. RS232 (2) . This should...

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Corner radius is automatically calculated in both V8.5 and V10. You may just need to enable in variable manager.

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Have you tried using the selection scratchpad? - http://www.race-technology.com/wiki/ind ... Scratchpad

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Hello Anthony, If you have a question, why not email me directly like you have done many times in past, every one of which I have responded to? I'm sorry if this has somehow fallen short of your expectations. Temperature sensors have a potential divider resistor. The pressure sensors we supply do no...

If there is an issue you can rest assured that it will be easily fixed with a firmware update for your DL1. We are looking into this now and will shortly inform you further.

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Hello, Using min/max in a formula allow you to see the min or max or a set of variables. For example... MAX(EGT1,EGT2,EGT3,EGT4) will display the hottest of the 4 EGT's. On the DASH4 it is possible to do it by using x in a user defined variable as the previous value. For example... If(EGT1>x,EGT1,x)...

Excellent thanks for the information, it seems the correct fuse rating has been used for your installation, this means there shouldn't be any internal damage caused to your DASH2PRO. From your first post it appears the issue is located within the CONN B connector itself or the connected wiring. Thi...

Yes but only if the following points are true: You're sure the ECU malfunction wire has a varying voltage, with the range you've specified in your last post. The dash will give you an on-screen alarm provided it has been properly configured to do this. You'll need to connect the sensor GND ( Red & ...

Hello, The DASH2PRO has built in protection diodes, so there is no requirement to fit any on the dashes wiring. However we do expect the customer to fit the supplied fuse (0.5A / 500mA) into the dashes wiring. If unsure we offer a fitting service or you may want to consult a qualified electronics t...

Hello, The DASH2PRO doesn't boast a designated "Engine Malfunction" warning LED as such. However you can connect the ECUs engine malfunction signal wire to one of the dashes analogue inputs (provided it does in fact have a varying voltage). From this you can create an alarm to appear on the dash wh...

Hello, When a customer purchases a CAN receive license for a DASH2PRO, we send them a .CAN file & installation instructions via email. The .CAN file includes all of the CAN information the customer requires i.e. CAN IDs, CAN ID length, CAN baud rate, byte ordering, scale, offset etc. The customer t...

Hello Charles, These options are only relevant when our DASH4PRO is connected to our SPEEDBOX product. They have no affect when using the DASH4PRO with our DL1 / RT LIVE data loggers. Additionally, if the second speed option is selected "processed speed" is used instead of "GPS speed" when availabl...