Just a thought, have you got the dash set to sport?
Technical Upgrading Standard Speedo to Digital
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Technical Upgrading Standard Speedo to Digital
I installed the TFT dashboard. Byte 65=40
Ok.
So what do you expect to change?
So what do you expect to change?
So that the ECO button works like the SPORT button. In sport mode, there should be a boost pressure sensor on the right side of the instrument panel. Or do I need to change byte 65=60?
I doubt the sport
You won't get boost pressure if there isnt a boost pressure sensor connected.
I dont think the twinair has one has it?
Thank you.
After replacing byte 44 with 75, the CITY button began to work as SPORT?
I'll try to manually change byte 44 to 75. Right now I have byte 44=73.
decappottabile
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No need to change any bytes. I changed it here. (Sorry for the horrible screenshot)
Lol, thats the page I sent at the start. It changes the byte values, then the proxi align writes it to the ECU. Mine didn't accept it, did yours and what does the speedo look like?
decappottabile
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It´s been 2 years, but I don´t think I did a proxy align.
I placed screenshots of normal and Sport mode here:
www.fiatforum.com
I placed screenshots of normal and Sport mode here:
Change layout of TFT cluster | FIAT 500 (2007+)
I found that by changing byte 65 with MES, it is possible to change the appearance of the TFT cluster. So far I found these options 00 : Lounge/Pop 20 : same as 00 but with slightly different font 40 : Sport. It has a turbo boost gauge instead of Eco 60 : Abarth But it seems there are more...
www.fiatforum.com
That's what I did. After changes in MEC, the PROXY alignment procedure does not work, error
PROXI ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Writing CAN configuration data ...
Writing to module Body Computer Node (BCM/NBC) FAILED! - Request out of range error
[102A] errors: Byte 83: 08->00
Writing to module Dashboard Node (IPC/NQS) SUCCESS!
Writing to module Airbag Node (NAB/ORC) SUCCESS!
Writing to module Entertainment Telematic Node (ETM) SUCCESS!
FAILED TO EXECUTE
Writing to module Body Computer Node (BCM/NBC) FAILED! - Request out of range error
Yeah, mines pants as well.
Will mull it over....
Will mull it over....
Thanks for the link, I wondered what the difference was. At least my eco gauge works, thats something I suppose.
decappottabile
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At the time I didn’t know that the Eco gauge is actually fed by the radio, which I replaced with an aftermarket unit. So that explains why it stopped working
Are you serious? How have you deduced that, please explain.At the time I didn’t know that the Eco gauge is actually fed by the radio, which I replaced with an aftermarket unit. So that explains why it stopped working
I don't suppose you would mind telling me what you have set for byte 65 (I think that's it) for your Proxy Alignment? I want my TFT speedo to look like yours, with the thinner font.
My byte 65 is "00" which is either "Pop" or "Pop/Lounge" according to posts above
Thanks in advance!
You have 4 options for byte 65.
"00" - Large Speed Digits and mimics old style fuel gauge and rev counter.
"20" - Small speed Digits and simpler style fuel gauge & rev counter.
"40" - Sport
"60" - Abarth
'00' looks like this...
'20' looks like this...
I can't get 40, or 60 the system seems to know I haven't got a sport or Abarth.
It would be really interesting if people were to check the numbers in between to see if they modified various other text /digit sizes/colours.
"00" - Large Speed Digits and mimics old style fuel gauge and rev counter.
"20" - Small speed Digits and simpler style fuel gauge & rev counter.
"40" - Sport
"60" - Abarth
'00' looks like this...
'20' looks like this...
I can't get 40, or 60 the system seems to know I haven't got a sport or Abarth.
It would be really interesting if people were to check the numbers in between to see if they modified various other text /digit sizes/colours.
Thanks.
My car on “00” has an “eco index” of 0-50-100 on the right. I don’t actually know what it means but I do know it moves around, but not in real time it seems. I assumed it was another way to show MPG.
Taken from my car earlier:
Yeah, it's not very good, but is an indication of how heavy footed you are on the throttle, there is an irritating delayed action, which looks like that part of the program only updates 5 seconds or so, ideally you're aiming for the 'shadow' to change to a little green bar right at the top after driving for a while with the absolute lightest of throttle input.
The Byte 65 -'20' setting goes from 1 to 5 and when you get to 'good' 5 it changes to the little green bar (not sure what the '00' setting does for this).
Yes, I suppose it could be, if you have Byte 65 set to '00'
