GI: "YarGauge" replacement clock module (Digital Tach, etc.)

[127.0.0.1]

Originally Posted by fmicle

True, true, but it would be hard to use by the average consumer Which of course does not apply here, the brilliant Yaris owner community

no it won't be hard


you need proper documentation.

not one giant folded map-sized sheet from japan with 187 if/then statements
and pictograms.

[47_MasoN_47]

Originally Posted by 127.0.0.1

you need proper documentation.

not one giant folded map-sized sheet from japan with 187 if/then statements
and pictograms.

Aint that the truth...

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by 127.0.0.1

no it won't be hard


you need proper documentation.

not one giant folded map-sized sheet from japan with 187 if/then statements
and pictograms.

At the moment to keep the user interface simple, it is just short press and long press. A short press on any screen brings you to the next screen. A long press on any screen other than the DTC ones brings you into clock set mode. In the DTC screens a long press brings you to the dialog for clearing the DTCs.

For configuration of colors, displayed/hidden screen choices, etc., I plan on implementing them through the optional USB PC interface.

[tk-421]

Originally Posted by CTScott

At the moment to keep the user interface simple, it is just short press and long press.

I was hoping long press wasn't already taken.

For configuration of colors, displayed/hidden screen choices, etc., I plan on implementing them through the optional USB PC interface.

I didn't know there would be a PC interface as well... Very interesting.

If you could add optional programmability on the PC interface so that the long press could be used for other stuff, then I think it would be kinda nice. Even an optional double-click function would be desirable I think.

Still, I know it's going to be an excellent product no matter which way you end up going.