Tuning from in-dash PC "On-The-Fly"
07-26-2005, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by EFILive
EFILive comes with a programmer's API to allow anyone who can write Windows software to interface with EFILive's OBDII Scan Tool.
Basically, you just make a few function calls to a dll (obdiiv7.dll) and all the OBDII data is available to your own application.
EFILive was designed that way exactly for the integration of devices that you are planning.
Alternatively just use the full EFILive Scan Tool. EFILive has a very customizable built in dashboard that (in the next release) can be almost maximised to the full PC screen.
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Paul
Basically, you just make a few function calls to a dll (obdiiv7.dll) and all the OBDII data is available to your own application.
EFILive was designed that way exactly for the integration of devices that you are planning.
Alternatively just use the full EFILive Scan Tool. EFILive has a very customizable built in dashboard that (in the next release) can be almost maximised to the full PC screen.
Regards
Paul
07-26-2005, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by gametech
If you swap in a fast or bs3 pcm, you can tune on the fly. You do have to work out some issues to make the factory gauge cluster work, though.
