New EVODROID7 EvoScan Android GPS/Logger/Reflashing CarPC Touchscreen Review
koolzero, are the other values displaying from your 2011 EvoX on the EvoDroid7?
you are most likely running mode23, if not, you probably should be. also check that the knock sum address in EvoScan.. and then check the datasetting xml file on your Evodroid7. you just need to enter the memory address correct for your vehicle. each EvoX model has different mode23 addresses.
you are most likely running mode23, if not, you probably should be. also check that the knock sum address in EvoScan.. and then check the datasetting xml file on your Evodroid7. you just need to enter the memory address correct for your vehicle. each EvoX model has different mode23 addresses.
Pin_5 Wideband
(Rx Receive) External Serial Input for External Wideband (i.e. serial cable wire from LC1, AEM or ZT2)
(Rx Receive) External Serial Input for External Wideband (i.e. serial cable wire from LC1, AEM or ZT2)
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You need to modify or create a new template to show your analog inputs. You also need to change a configuration file in your evodroid. There is some information in this topic.
Yeah that is correct, the hardware side I have implemented AEM support, I just have to add the software side support now. I have pulled my AEM out of the cupboard last weekend and started work on the AEM support this week. I thought only Zeitronix had oil and boost inputs, I Will check the AEM spec and bring them through also if they are on the Serial input.
It seems that the Aem boost and oil pressure gauges only have Analog Output:
0-5V analog output included for use with data loggers and virtually any engine management system
http://www.aemelectronics.com/?q=pro...display-gauges
thanks, as amazing as it sounds - its true 
Hamish since I have the earlier version and I got this mainly for gps will you be able to work something out with the faster/newer version to assure gps works like a real gps unit should?
most SoC have the same gps chipset, it comes down to the quality of the GPS aerial really, some are better than others, as far as I can tell the GPS aerial on the new EvoDroid7 is much better during my around town testing, and lock-ons are even possible from indoors, but the Air is clear in New Zealand and we have hundreds of satellites in the Pacific, other areas could be different. What do you guys with the new Dual Core EvoDroid7 think of the GPS lockons now? working ok, great, or acceptable?
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most SoC have the same gps chipset, it comes down to the quality of the GPS aerial really, some are better than others, as far as I can tell the GPS aerial on the new EvoDroid7 is much better during my around town testing, and lock-ons are even possible from indoors, but the Air is clear in New Zealand and we have hundreds of satellites in the Pacific, other areas could be different. What do you guys with the new Dual Core EvoDroid7 think of the GPS lockons now? working ok, great, or acceptable?
Think you can offer me a break since this will be the 3rd one i'll be buying off you?
most SoC have the same gps chipset, it comes down to the quality of the GPS aerial really, some are better than others, as far as I can tell the GPS aerial on the new EvoDroid7 is much better during my around town testing, and lock-ons are even possible from indoors, but the Air is clear in New Zealand and we have hundreds of satellites in the Pacific, other areas could be different. What do you guys with the new Dual Core EvoDroid7 think of the GPS lockons now? working ok, great, or acceptable?
