Microtech laptop adapter for desktop computer
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laptop adapter for desktop computer
as the title says can i use the laptop adapter to hook up a desktop. when i get out of boot camp and the A school I'm trying to set every thing up so i can install my desktop computer in to my car the one in my sig line. and i was going to purchase the LT-10 for my car and like dj55b did with his car i was going to do a full touch screen in it and just run the tuning and every thing from there. would that even work?
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The laptop adapter is simply a "serial" adapter. It will work with any computer having a serial port.
However tuning with a touch screen isn't the most pleasant thing to do. To tune Matrix mode, you really need a keyboard.
Sam will discover this with his Megasquirt as well. The touch screen will be great for monitoring and slight tweaks, but real tuning will need a keyboard.
However tuning with a touch screen isn't the most pleasant thing to do. To tune Matrix mode, you really need a keyboard.
Sam will discover this with his Megasquirt as well. The touch screen will be great for monitoring and slight tweaks, but real tuning will need a keyboard.
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i know it doesn't but i get side tracked sometimes. sorry
why a wireless mouse though the touch screen should take car of most of that though. i guess it will come in handy sometimes though. how do you'll do most of your tunings though what is best. ive only started looking in to the tuners and thought a setup like i have intended would be the most worry free
why a wireless mouse though the touch screen should take car of most of that though. i guess it will come in handy sometimes though. how do you'll do most of your tunings though what is best. ive only started looking in to the tuners and thought a setup like i have intended would be the most worry free
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The touch screen will be very clunky for tuning in matrix mode. A bit less so for normal mode. I have a tablet and find that while it's great for reading the gauges and minor tweaks, any real amount of tuning requires that I use the keyboard.