GTA RADIO Strg control reworked into display controler??
09-22-2001, 03:58 PM
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GTA RADIO Strg control reworked into display controler??
has someone reworked the gta radio control pad to use it as an nos drigger ?
Motec has a display dash with several functions(speed,tach,temp,öl pressure) i would like to control those functions with the radio pad!
use the mute button to check the öl temp on the motec display for excample!
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Motec has a display dash with several functions(speed,tach,temp,öl pressure) i would like to control those functions with the radio pad!
use the mute button to check the öl temp on the motec display for excample!
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09-25-2001, 11:09 AM
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I don't see why you couldn't do it, but I'm not sure myself how it would be done.
There is one (or is it two?) wires going from the steering column to the radio. Each button you press, basically puts a specific amount of resistance on the wire.
Let's say, just for example, that when you press Mute it makes 300 ohms, and when you press Volume Up it makes 500 ohms. You just have to somehow figure out how to make a 300 ohm resistance trigger Relay A (NOS), and 500 ohms trigger Relay B (oil temp display).
If you manage to figure it out, please let us know!
There is one (or is it two?) wires going from the steering column to the radio. Each button you press, basically puts a specific amount of resistance on the wire.
Let's say, just for example, that when you press Mute it makes 300 ohms, and when you press Volume Up it makes 500 ohms. You just have to somehow figure out how to make a 300 ohm resistance trigger Relay A (NOS), and 500 ohms trigger Relay B (oil temp display).
If you manage to figure it out, please let us know!
09-27-2001, 06:44 PM
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The control use a 5 volt signal that changes voltage when buttons are pressed. I am sure it could be done. You would need to figure out the signal that each button produces.
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