Slim Cockpit Dash

[john_aero]

Just seen this in tinter-web

 

looks interesting

 

T7 Slim Display – 7solid

 

[Tenerider]

Really cool. Makes using bigger tablets for navigation much easier. I'm a bit sceptical if the readability is good enough though.

[CoreCass]

well if thy look for testers.. i would not mind testing one.

[BADDANDY]

At my age's eyesight, lack of colored indicator/warning lites vs an unreadable icon especially jiggly offroad is a no-go.  Hence a Tab 7 for Nav.

Edited May 24 by BADDANDY

[Tenerider]

4 minutes ago, BADDANDY said:

At my age's eyesight, lack of colored indicator/warning lites vs an unreadable icon are a no-go.  Hence a Tab 7 for Nav.

Agree, colored LEDs are way better visible than a small LCD symbol.

[john_aero]

I wonder wonder when it will be released

 

i agree i like coloured warning lights 

[random1781]

Are they retaining the original board and relocating it under the side panel?

[Tenerider]

20 minutes ago, random1781 said:

Are they retaining the original board and relocating it under the side panel?

Not sure if I got it right, but I think they have some kind of adapter located under the side panel, not the original dash.

[random1781]

1 hour ago, Tenerider said:

Not sure if I got it right, but I think they have some kind of adapter located under the side panel, not the original dash.

That makes more sense, I'm just curious how they deal with the odometer since that is stored in the dash.

[john_aero]

I think the have copied/reverse engineered the panel and locate it under the panels. It looks like they have also entered some of their own custom code as thier panel rembers your ABS settings whick i like

[john_aero]

Looking at the pics of their warning lights. i think because it minimul enough the warnings will be obvious enough.

 

hardest part be to see them if locate it low doen where your not actually able see the dash in your direct line of sight (think enduro bike style dash where needs make a concious effort to view it)

[Ede-DE]

10 hours ago, random1781 said:

That makes more sense, I'm just curious how they deal with the odometer since that is stored in the dash.

Got proof for it?

Have you ever changed the dash?

[Tenerider]

2 minutes ago, Ede-DE said:

Got proof for it?

Have you ever changed the dash?

Quite some guys here have done it and observed it.

[CoreCass]

2 hours ago, Ede-DE said:

Got proof for it?

Have you ever changed the dash?

its true it stores it in the dash.  have changed one as my screen was cracked.  found out i had to switch boards as well.

you can how ever transfer it. tough i dont know how.

ecu does not store mileage what so ever.

[random1781]

1 hour ago, CoreCass said:

its true it stores it in the dash.  have changed one as my screen was cracked.  found out i had to switch boards as well.

you can how ever transfer it. tough i dont know how.

ecu does not store mileage what so ever.

Yes you can, you have to dump the MCU's memory, make the change to the dump, and then re-flash it. You can find info on pinouts and the formula used to convert an actual mileage (well, km) to the stored binary format online. While not difficult to actually do, it requires relatively expensive tools to do the flashing. This is mostly done by people looking to fraudulently reduce the odometer.

[Rocky_Mtn_T7]

Another option is to relocate the stock display to the side and mount your GPS to the right of the display with one of these GPS Stabilizer Mounts.

 

GPS STABILISER MOUNT - for Yamaha T7 models with standard display screen (not digital) - Motology Films

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TFT (Digital) / GPS STABILISER MOUNT ( for Yamaha World Raid & T7 models with TFT screen ) - Motology Films

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