Hey James, we'll have to explore different options for that based on what version of OBD2 it has. Please shoot us an email and we can look into it!

Hi! We have worked with emerald before so no problem! Please send us an email with details on what all you need and your address (for shipping) and we can get you a quote!

@@TheOneGauge great thank you

This car is stock! No need for a standalone. You connect the dash to the factory sensors.

@@TheOneGauge so no need to use a laggy obd2 connection for my nb miata? Sweet

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For sure! On newer OBD-II (Can Bus, 2008+) RPM comes through very fast- about 25-50x a second, so it's very quick!

A standard Pi setup supports 2 screens. Multi-pi setups are also possible though (but expensive). For AC control we sell relays, but it really depends on the type of AC you have. Older vehicles use analog control (vacuum) while newer ones may be electronic, but it would be a project you'd have to undertake as we wouldn't have your car in front of us.

Sure! In a 2012 though, you could just buy a Bluetooth reader and get readings from the ECU without our product. But if you wanted to add other sensors or features then we'd be happy to help! Feel free to shoot us an email

There are various options available for this and it depends on the screen type, but yes, it's possible! Happy to discuss by email! [email protected]

No, the can module can't do anything by itself without the hub. The hub is what does all of the computing work. We do have a smaller version of the hub that we used to use though, if size is the issue.

@@TheOneGauge ok what is the price on the smaller hub?

​@@justinmalbrough3754Shoot us an email, we might be able to do a discount but it will depend on what all you need. [email protected]

Absolutely, if it has an HDMI input no problem.

We can use a wired connection for Realdash instead of bluetooth- this isn't an option for Torque Pro, but RealDash would work fine!

Yes, pidash screens using either Tunerstudio or RealDash have the on-screen button option available.

Anything with an HDMI connection should work with pidash!

​@@TheOneGauge that answers the question I was gonna ask!

It will depend a little bit on the application, but usually it's easiest to set up custom sensors in the onegauge directly. The Holley protocol is unique due to the amount of data it sends and how fast it sends it, so it's best to wire up additional sensors directly to our hub. Happy to go into detail though and discuss options by email! Happy to go into detail

Sure! Works in any vehicle.

Absolutely! Everything is totally customizable. We can do custom can bus setups as well, we would just need The protocol so we know how to decode the messages.

Absolutely, theres a menu to change between units.

Hey Leo, sure thing, shoot us an email and we're happy to talk. [email protected]

Our website is theonegauge.com, shoot us an email with specific questions! Our OBD2 setups are compatible with 2008+ vehicles/ecus

We have partnered with a company called NewRad Solutions that makes plug and play harnesses for many vehicles. They're currently working to expand their catalog, but we're happy to discuss options if you want to shoot us an email!

We can always build a custom one!

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We've done a few RV's! No problem there other than potentially making wires longer.

That is really neat. I am always looking for fun, innovative, and informative upgrades for the RV space. I currently have a 1994 Odessa Lextra built with a Chrysler 360. Thanks!

Great question Adam, in that case the main Arduino code will need to be modified, but that's not big deal. Other unlisted sensors aren't automatically broadcast to the Nextion screen so they'd have to be added custom. Reach out to us by email and we can help for sure!

Please send us an email, [email protected], happy to help troubleshoot. Sounds like you're using the wrong screen connector or your unit does not have screen functionality enabled

Good question, currently we don't support pre-2007 GM ECUs as they use an older/slower protocol, so this would be your better bet. Hoping that in the future we can add support for these though!

We don't offer OBD-I compatibility because it's not standardized (communication hardware, software, and language varies greatly) so it's just not cost effective. Instead I'd recommend our standard sensor options, which will be cheaper and ultimately faster and more reliable. We can combine all the readings from any installed sensors onto a single screen. Take a look at the pre-built kit options on our site for a few discounted kits.

For product support please email us with your order number- [email protected]

We've had a few customers do it I know! The product is universal so it's just a question of what kind of screen you want and how to mount it!

It's optional and needs to be added- you can use the custom kit builder to add it, or shoot us an email and we can quote you a kit!

Absolutely! Send us an email, happy to help with that

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Sure thing, just let us know if you have any questions!

You can adjust the look and feel of the gauges on the screen, including color. Some of the screen designs use a background image that can't be adjusted on the screen itself, but this varies by screen and could be changed using image editing software.

We put these together by special request and haven't listed them as a complete kit. Some customers purchase the Pidash product itself is available on pidashs.com, and then purchase our product from us using the custom kit builder, but if you'd like a complete, assembled kit with both systems please send us an email!

Absolutely! This video is a bit out of date, we're actually working on a new one. We've come a long way and the setup works with either style of handheld as well as without the handheld connected.

It's pretty much TunerStudio by EFI Analytics so the gauge manual on their website goes over the whole UI.

It's intended to be superficial- just an overview of the features available. For full instructions please use our instruction manual on TheOneGauge.com/FAQs. There's a step by step setup instruction for Pidash starting on page 43. Also more than happy to help by email!

We don't currently support OBD1 since sensor data is usually not communicated. Instead you would just use standard sensors, as if the vehicle was carbureted. Happy to discuss by email!

Thanks! This software was actually designed by the company that provides our screens, so it was a a good off-the-shelf solution that was already available!

If it can be done in RealDash it should be no problem - the app has all its normal functionality. Some dash designs definitely have the functionality- when you touch the Tachometer, for example, it changes design or style. You can also swipe left and right to different screen layouts if you have multiple 'pages'.

Absolutely- any of our kits would work as they're universal. Feel free to shoot us an email if you have questions!

Best to email us- [email protected]

It's not too hard if you have some basic automotive repair experience, and we're happy to talk you through the basics. We've had numerous customers use shops to install them as well!

Absolutely! That's how our products were originally designed.