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Drew SS

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2,683 posts

215 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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was doin some reading on ls1.com.au and found a thread on police mode so they say if u hold down the mode button and the up button together then start ur car heapss of intelligent info comes up u can scroll through on the dash and a digital speedo just thought id pass this on u probably all no about it

Andy

SimonV8ster

13,027 posts

259 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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I thought you were going to say that blue flashing lights came on or you had a loud speaker system in the car !!

Drew SS

Original Poster:

2,683 posts

215 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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SimonV8ster said:
I thought you were going to say that blue flashing lights came on or you had a loud speaker system in the car !!


no u wish apparently when the cops own these cars they get the ecu programmed to police mode dont no what really that means but i done the test and u get engine temp dash light test fuel av,/100k,digital tacho,volt meter

Magic919

14,583 posts

232 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Sounds like the same mode on the Monaro.

kjmac

561 posts

264 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs

Drew SS

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2,683 posts

215 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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kjmac said:
Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs
so is there such thing as a police mode or is it a load of censored

kjmac

561 posts

264 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Drew SS said:
kjmac said:
Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs
so is there such thing as a police mode or is it a load of censored


Without spending the time to look into it I'd call bs on this one!

motomk

2,188 posts

275 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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They do have Police mode. It has to be set by the Tech2 machine. It locks in a digital speedo on the display under the dials and a few other things too. Unsurprisingly it was used by the Police!
The mode up thing gives a few other features that are explained on the internet somewhere. The digital rev counter I have found useful in the past. The last press of the button I remember is to check all the globes on the dash!



Edited by motomk on Wednesday 20th January 04:55

Well_Fans

4,193 posts

255 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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kjmac said:
Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs


yeah the windows 7 stuff is an interesting one, havent had a chance to experiment yet to see if I can prevent it using group policy. little darlings at the school will take advantage of it if I dont work out how to lock it down. pain in the ass these "features" when you've got potentially 1100 hackers inside your network that love finding ways to annoy the IT staff!!!!!!

the_ferret82

25,627 posts

215 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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Well_Fans said:
kjmac said:
Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs wink
yeah the windows 7 stuff is an interesting one, havent had a chance to experiment yet to see if I can prevent it using group policy. little darlings at the school will take advantage of it if I dont work out how to lock it down. pain in the ass these "features" when you've got potentially 1100 hackers inside your network that love finding ways to annoy the IT staff!!!!!!
you might not be able to prevent that feature but you can stop access to all the components it list's. there is many ways for restricting what users have access to. but unfortunately there is always one smart ass that can work they way round the lock downs or cause enough damage to upset the IT stuff.

Drew SS

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2,683 posts

215 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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a bit of light reading so there is ploice mode

www.excelerate.com.au/downloads/tigerss/instrument_program.pdf

kjmac

561 posts

264 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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Drew SS said:
a bit of light reading so there is police mode

www.excelerate.com.au/downloads/tigerss/instrument_program.pdf


I stand corrected! So they allow you to calibrate the speedometer, I guess that makes sense. It would be more exciting if it remapped the engine and unfurled all sorts of gizmos from the dash area!

kjmac

561 posts

264 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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Well_Fans said:
kjmac said:
Yep, the Monaro does it too. Its been posted up before.

It's just a diagnostic mode by the looks of things, showing you the value of various sensors - nothing magic or special about it really. Hidden 'God mode', or 'Police mode' talk gets people excited once in a while. The IT guys might get the God mode reference if they've been following Windows 7 blogs


yeah the windows 7 stuff is an interesting one, havent had a chance to experiment yet to see if I can prevent it using group policy. little darlings at the school will take advantage of it if I dont work out how to lock it down. pain in the ass these "features" when you've got potentially 1100 hackers inside your network that love finding ways to annoy the IT staff!!!!!!


Haha, I feel your pain. At least the artists at our place don't _try_ to break things