Update on new ECU data monitors
12 April 2006, 08:51 PM
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Update on new ECU data monitors
Our new data monitors are now fully tested and are now available to order.
Full details including price will be on the site ( www.psi3.co.uk ) shortly.
Here are a few pictures of the Forester pod mount version, they are also available in single DIN, pre '01 pod, post '01 pod and standalone fitement, all except the standalone now include a bulit in shift / warning light and sounder preparation.
Only change between the pictures below of our test unit and production versions will be black screws on front panels and a blue led in place of the amber.
Simon.
Example of bitmap image..
Full details including price will be on the site ( www.psi3.co.uk ) shortly.
Here are a few pictures of the Forester pod mount version, they are also available in single DIN, pre '01 pod, post '01 pod and standalone fitement, all except the standalone now include a bulit in shift / warning light and sounder preparation.
Only change between the pictures below of our test unit and production versions will be black screws on front panels and a blue led in place of the amber.
Simon.
Example of bitmap image..
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Simon, is there going to be any versions that interface with aftermarket ECU's, i heard some roumour of an Autronic one, maybe some others too?
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16 April 2006, 12:25 AM
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Looks good Simon!! I'm a frequent on NASIOC.com and I'm going to buy the new version DIN psi3 unit for MY06 STi from Ron at TIC. Can't wait until ron gets them in. Keep up the good work!
P.S. you should join NASIOC.com.
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17 April 2006, 11:56 AM
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Do you need Defi sensors or can you use any? I've got a boost gauge and oil temp gauge in an A pillar pod, but would like to get rid...would the sensors be compatible (never had anything to do with defi stuff!)?
Cheers,
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Cheers,
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18 April 2006, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by SPEN555
What does the OBDII writing/button bottom left do?
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18 April 2006, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Boy
Simon, is there going to be any versions that interface with aftermarket ECU's, i heard some roumour of an Autronic one, maybe some others too?
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Next is a VAG group 1.8t engine version.
We have also been asked about a Apexi PowerFC version so that may be another for us to look at.
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18 April 2006, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by p1ggm
can i trade up my old unit for a new one??
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18 April 2006, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Jamesemt
Do you need Defi sensors or can you use any? I've got a boost gauge and oil temp gauge in an A pillar pod, but would like to get rid...would the sensors be compatible (never had anything to do with defi stuff!)?
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Oil temp is 2 wire and the oil pressure is 3 wire.
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18 April 2006, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
That looks really 
Simon.
Not get on and make one for the S2000!
MB
Simon.Not get on and make one for the S2000!
MB
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18 April 2006, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by nxttruck2002
Looks good Simon!! I'm a frequent on NASIOC.com and I'm going to buy the new version DIN psi3 unit for MY06 STi from Ron at TIC. Can't wait until ron gets them in. Keep up the good work!
P.S. you should join NASIOC.com.
Omar
P.S. you should join NASIOC.com.
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18 April 2006, 02:49 PM
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Simon,
it was I who asked you about the power FC option,a nd the more I mention it to people the more interest there seems to be in it. It is by far the most common aftermarket ecu in the tuning circles I have seen, and that is across all models, subaru, evo, skyline etc.
Am happy to offer the services again if you need to set up on a power fc. especially after the pectel one never quite came through. Am happy to hold on again.
One question though, will there be options on the colour of the dot matrix screen, and is there any chance of a larger display area, at the expense of some of the surround, even if it costs a little more money to buy in the first place?
it was I who asked you about the power FC option,a nd the more I mention it to people the more interest there seems to be in it. It is by far the most common aftermarket ecu in the tuning circles I have seen, and that is across all models, subaru, evo, skyline etc.
Am happy to offer the services again if you need to set up on a power fc. especially after the pectel one never quite came through. Am happy to hold on again.
One question though, will there be options on the colour of the dot matrix screen, and is there any chance of a larger display area, at the expense of some of the surround, even if it costs a little more money to buy in the first place?
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Simon I really want to get this data monitor, but I feel skeptical of purchasing one right away, because it seems like there are going to be better ones with better features... Could you just clarify if I should wait a month or two to purchase one so I know all the bugs will be out, or can I feel 110% comfortable to purchase one right where they are realeased??
Thanks you,
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Thanks you,
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22 April 2006, 07:08 AM
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Adam, please can you call me on Monday.
Darren, sorry my daughters birthday party today so a bit tied up.
Omar, the units we ship to TiC / sell direct will not change physically for the forseeable future now that we are happy with the prototype units.
All units are software upgradeable to take advantage of any new devlopements, again we do not foresee any changes to the software at present.
Simon
Darren, sorry my daughters birthday party today so a bit tied up.
Omar, the units we ship to TiC / sell direct will not change physically for the forseeable future now that we are happy with the prototype units.
All units are software upgradeable to take advantage of any new devlopements, again we do not foresee any changes to the software at present.
Simon
22 April 2006, 09:26 AM
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Do you make a fitted one for the S2000? No where to fit it like the scoob I guess!
I did ring to say I would trial one but didnt get back to you!
MB
I did ring to say I would trial one but didnt get back to you!
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25 April 2006, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Boy
Simon, How about a Motec version? Please
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25 April 2006, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
Do you make a fitted one for the S2000? No where to fit it like the scoob I guess!
I did ring to say I would trial one but didnt get back to you!
MB
I did ring to say I would trial one but didnt get back to you!
MB
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Would have to be a pod mount version really...
25 April 2006, 04:52 PM
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Simon,
I had a look at the power FC options in terms of displays.
There are displays that are featured on the handset, but the handset is not a neatly integrated unit, and certainly not din size.
Some research suggests that different power fcs may not communicate in the same language, but this seems at odds with the fact that the same commander can be used with different models of power fc.
Basically if it is the same throughout the range, I am certain it would be worth doing, if only to add the ability to display oil temp and pressure.
I had a look at the power FC options in terms of displays.
There are displays that are featured on the handset, but the handset is not a neatly integrated unit, and certainly not din size.
Some research suggests that different power fcs may not communicate in the same language, but this seems at odds with the fact that the same commander can be used with different models of power fc.
Basically if it is the same throughout the range, I am certain it would be worth doing, if only to add the ability to display oil temp and pressure.
25 April 2006, 05:26 PM
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Sorry, we don't offer a upgrade from one display type to another.
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Simon
Damn shame.
I'm sure quite a lot of exisiting users would like to upgrade.....
and be willing to pay a fair price...
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