AMi III tyre pressure kPa to PSI
AMi III tyre pressure kPa to PSI
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Davil

Original Poster:

740 posts

55 months

Monday 18th April 2022
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I’ve searched every setting but I can’t manage to change the tyre pressure display in AMi III to use PSI. In Australia we don’t use kPa at all but there it is. It may as well be measured in balloon breaths for all the use it provides. smile

Thanks!

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Monday 18th April 2022
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It is in "System Settings - Units" as far as I remember.

Also what version of firmware are you on - worth getting the upgrade done to the version in my AMi III setup tips thread. It maybe one of the things that wasn't in the earlier versions.

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Monday 18th April 2022
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Ok, the info I posted above is incorrect. I checked my car just now and it seems that you can change serveral units there in the above setting but not pressure.

That said my car shows PSI so there must be a way to change it. I tried changing the language to us english in case it was linked to that but also no joy. Could be its a dealer only setting then.

Edited by AdamV12V on Monday 18th April 12:11

Davil

Original Poster:

740 posts

55 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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Thanks Adam, yes I checked that thread first. Good job putting that together. Seems like I’m stuck with it as I’m guessing it’s a country specific thing.

I am on an older version of the software, 3.0.something. Overall it works nicely though. I can forgive this single indiscretion. smile

EVR

2,245 posts

89 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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According to my manual, this is how you do it on older cars, where the pressure is shown in the small display.

Is it different for cars with the AMi III or do you still have the reading in the small display and the READ button?


AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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EVR said:
According to my manual, this is how you do it on older cars, where the pressure is shown in the small display.

Is it different for cars with the AMi III or do you still have the reading in the small display and the READ button?

Well it is definitely worth a try doing that as you never know, but the AMi III manual says that you should change the units using the menu option I mentioned earlier, and directs you to page 4.17 - which then duly shows how to change everything except pressure units! hehe






EVR

2,245 posts

89 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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Ok, you have the pressure reading in the big display then, so I doubt my advice will work.

But worth a try!

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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EVR said:
Ok, you have the pressure reading in the big display then, so I doubt my advice will work.

But worth a try!
Deffo worth a try as wouldn't be the first time something was undocumented like that. thumbup

Yes in AMi III is all fully integrated as it should have been all along. Full screen tyre pressure monitor page on the central screen, right next to option for the power meter, which is my favourite toy on AMi III.... wink




EVR

2,245 posts

89 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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Good stuff, did not know about the power meter. AMi III does look like a big improvement for infotainment, but does it also means that the screen must always be on & open? No more cruising with the closed lid and the more "classic" look?

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Tuesday 19th April 2022
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EVR said:
Good stuff, did not know about the power meter. AMi III does look like a big improvement for infotainment, but does it also means that the screen must always be on & open? No more cruising with the closed lid and the more "classic" look?
Yes its a huge leap forward, the sat nav is brilliant too! Full mp3 tag reading and artwork display from your music library too, which is also a bit step up.

Well there's nothing you cant really do with the lid down that you couldn't do before as the steering wheel buttons still work for tracks and phone which are the only key items you are likely to want with the screen down I guess.

EVR

2,245 posts

89 months

Wednesday 20th April 2022
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Got it, thanks. I will have the latest interior design on my must-have list if and when I will be on the hunt for another Aston; hopefully along with a V12 engine! biggrin

Davil

Original Poster:

740 posts

55 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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Thanks EVR. As Adam says they direct you to the settings panel which has all options bar tyre pressure.

I have to echo Adam’s comments in that it’s a really good system other than one little thing. I like how when you turn knobs and do other things the screen proves an instant update, e.g. fan speed, volume etc. it’s very nicely done. The final iteration of the waterfall controls are also well laid out with a nice clean look.

EVR

2,245 posts

89 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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Davil said:
Thanks EVR. As Adam says they direct you to the settings panel which has all options bar tyre pressure.

I have to echo Adam’s comments in that it’s a really good system other than one little thing. I like how when you turn knobs and do other things the screen proves an instant update, e.g. fan speed, volume etc. it’s very nicely done. The final iteration of the waterfall controls are also well laid out with a nice clean look.
They are indeed. It's just a shame you miss the pen, a small detail in the grand scheme of things but I like it. smile

Sorry to hear the old pressure unit procedure did not worked.

AMV12V

12 posts

110 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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Its easy to do but you change your speedo to MPH and then its goes to PSI, I have just sat in mine and done it. Hope this helps.

Edited by AMV12V on Thursday 21st April 17:16

AMV12V

12 posts

110 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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AMV12V said:
Its easy to do but you change your speedo to MPH and then its goes to PSI, I have just sat in mine and done it. Hope this helps.
Haha! Bingo - genius sir, well done!

I will add that info the the AMi III setup thread.


Edited by AdamV12V on Thursday 21st April 17:47

Davil

Original Poster:

740 posts

55 months

Friday 22nd April 2022
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AMV12V said:
Its easy to do but you change your speedo to MPH and then its goes to PSI, I have just sat in mine and done it. Hope this helps.
Ha. Thanks. Bonus if I do this is I can tell the officer, honest I was doing 60, my Speedo said so. wink

AMV12V

12 posts

110 months

Sunday 24th April 2022
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AdamV12V said:
Haha! Bingo - genius sir, well done!

I will add that info the the AMi III setup thread.


Edited by AdamV12V on Thursday 21st April 17:47
Hi Adam

Does your setup include B&O setup at all?

AdamV12V

5,314 posts

206 months

Sunday 24th April 2022
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AMV12V said:
Hi Adam

Does your setup include B&O setup at all?
Yes. I have Premium with AMi III on the V12VS, and B&O with AMi III on the AMR Rapide.... Ask away.... smile

AMV12V

12 posts

110 months

Monday 25th April 2022
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AdamV12V said:
Yes. I have Premium with AMi III on the V12VS, and B&O with AMi III on the AMR Rapide.... Ask away.... smile
Morning Adam,

Well its what are the best settings for the B&O stereo Bass, Treble etc. just to get the best out the system please.