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EnjyBenjy said:
Is there any way the Tam/350 code can be upgraded to the Saggy - the feature of lowering the shift lights when cold is an excellent one. I've set my green shift to 3K and treat it as my 'cold shift' light, it would be pretty cool if this could be made a function of the oil temp...
the once or twice iv accidently put the revs up high when cold in my T350 it has shown the rev warning light at 4000rpm.hollowpockets said:
EnjyBenjy said:
Is there any way the Tam/350 code can be upgraded to the Saggy - the feature of lowering the shift lights when cold is an excellent one. I've set my green shift to 3K and treat it as my 'cold shift' light, it would be pretty cool if this could be made a function of the oil temp...
the once or twice iv accidently put the revs up high when cold in my T350 it has shown the rev warning light at 4000rpm.EnjyBenjy said:
hollowpockets said:
EnjyBenjy said:
Is there any way the Tam/350 code can be upgraded to the Saggy - the feature of lowering the shift lights when cold is an excellent one. I've set my green shift to 3K and treat it as my 'cold shift' light, it would be pretty cool if this could be made a function of the oil temp...
the once or twice iv accidently put the revs up high when cold in my T350 it has shown the rev warning light at 4000rpm.EDITED: The screens on the sagaris NEVER return to as last selected
Edited by VARLEYHYD on Wednesday 30th May 16:29
I can confirm that my 2003 T350 has NEVER remembered the last screen you were on and always defaults to the standard screen after cycling the ignition. I have had a couple of different batteries in the car and new engines etc. and this has never made a difference.
Also the shift lights on the T350 stay at whatever you set them to on the dash, they do not alter based on temperature of the engine/oil.
I would be interested to know if newer versions of the dash software do have these features though!
Also the shift lights on the T350 stay at whatever you set them to on the dash, they do not alter based on temperature of the engine/oil.
I would be interested to know if newer versions of the dash software do have these features though!
Only 5 mins Alan! You need to do the IT at my work place. 9 mins sometimes before my laptop has finished booting with all its network thingy bobs.
Back on topic, my 2003 T350 does exactly as Nick said - always starts on the default screen and the change lights have stayed where I set them.
Darren
Back on topic, my 2003 T350 does exactly as Nick said - always starts on the default screen and the change lights have stayed where I set them.
Darren
KillerJim said:
Just curious..
Does anyone know what powers the 350 (and I assume Sagaris) dash, what processor or microcontroller?
As part of my job I do alot of development on those sorts of devices (including things like CAN buses, etc..)
Curious to see if anyone has access to the software!
KJ.
Take a look at the pic in this threadDoes anyone know what powers the 350 (and I assume Sagaris) dash, what processor or microcontroller?
As part of my job I do alot of development on those sorts of devices (including things like CAN buses, etc..)
Curious to see if anyone has access to the software!
KJ.
The PCB has PIC17C766 on the silkscreen. I believe DJC has mentioned in another thread that he was looking at re-doing the display system. If i had time I'd probably consider likewise, but i hate PICs so would be looking to do it from scratch with something i prefer!
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