With the use of the new Adaptronic Eugene Software( standard on the new modular ecus, and backwards compatible on the Select models( E420D/E440D/PNP models)) one can use a tablet dash via USB to display all of the ecu parameters. One can modify the display however you want, and even tune the ECU( when using the keyboard). The tablet is a color touch screen unit that uses desktop windows 10. It is much bigger than any display dash, and much cheaper than having an entire set of gauges. Most display dashes also do not include a mount. One can configure the ECU parameter's to be displayed in all different types ( including standard Dial gauges like OEM). The Adaptronic software will also be updated in the future for increased features.


Tablet Dash Kit comes with the following:

10" Tablet
Tablet Mount
USB hub
Mini USB Power cord

This can be used with other brands of ECUs too, but if you are interested in this you will have to do your own research and testing.

More info, videos and purchasing can be found here;

Adaptronic Race Display Dash

 

We will have 15 units in stock soon, with an add on "hood" option for increased glare protection. This will be available at additional cost. Not sure yet at the moment if the older units will be able to just bolt this on or not yet.

 

This is pretty nifty! I was looking at doing something like this with a windows 7 tablet (running an older haltech). Great looking product and price!

 

Can you use dial and text gauges at the same time? Also, can you have multiple pages?

 

Yes, you can configure it any way you like. You can actually download the Eugene software, and upload a base map to play around.

Downloads | Adaptronic

 

This might be a long shot, but do you have a PID list for the OE ECU? This would be able to tell me what I'd actually be able to monitor on the tablet and what type of extra sensors is need to add to an adaptronic ecu.

 

You might want to get a video up of the tablet in sunlight with/without the hood to show visibility

It looks amazing in the shop, but I wonder how readable it would be at 2pm in the summer