CD-7 Digital Dash Review by HP Academy

The experts at HP Academy review the CD-7 Digital Racing Dash Display!
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CD-5 Carbon and CD-7 Carbon Digital Dash Displays have a lightweight, tough carbon fiber-composite enclosure and feature optional logging and integrated GPS! Both digital displays have a ton of features packed into vibrant, 5- and 7-inch screens. They play well with other CAN-based devices including 08-up stock ECUs and over 250 popular CAN-based ECUs, loggers, and devices (both AEM and non-AEM alike). No matter which one you choose, you can See Everything with a CD Carbon Digital Dash Display. aemelectronics....
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[@stevenperez7976]

Wiggle wiggle wiggle

[@johnjames5020]

Was hoping to see it at least powered on.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Check out our other videos, we have many with them powered on! Thanks.

[@ivanorozco6098]

How will you know if you have fuel or how much fuel you have?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

If the fuel level is being sent over the CAN bus then you can see it on the dash. If you need to add it we have CAN Converter Modules (6 Channel and 22 Channel) that will allow you to add fuel level over CAN.

[@ivanorozco6098]

@@AEMpowerTVelectronics this is the most detailed reply I have recieved about the fuel level on the CD-7 I really appreciate the reply and help. You all do amazing jobs and without you most people would be confused, thank you so much and keep on doing bigger, better things!

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

If you need to use the 6 Channel CSM, the Ohms range cannot exceed 250, so just make sure you are within that range or you will need to use a resistor to step it down. We are always happy to help and if you have tech questions that need a faster answer please email our specialists at [e-mail]!

[@4g63spdfreak]

So here's a question, when using the CD7, Infinity 508, and the 4 channel UEGO wideband controller how does one display 4 individual cylinders through AemNet? The Aem Can bus 4 port hub extension only can handle 3amps.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

You can run the CAN to the Infinity and then output it to the dash from there, you can also contact our support team if you need any help! [e-mail]

[@doma5262]

Is this plug and play with the stock ecu on the evo 10? Or would I need to define all the CAN signals from the stock ECU myself?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

The OBDII PNP adapter harness will send anything coming from the OBD port to the dash. We also have CAN Converter Modules for adding additional data channels.

[@nenito7782]

On the cd7 cables do you connect crank and cam cables or just the cam and on what pins of the aem series 2 Ecu are used for this

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

All of the data from the ECU is transmitted across the AEMnet CAN bus, so you will just need the AEMnet adapter cable for your Series 2, which you can find here: www.aemelectronics.com/products/programmable-engine-management-systems/series-2-programmable-ems/series-2-aemnet-adapters

[@s4060]

What can you do with the 2 spare input wires on the back??

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Turn signal trigger for the dash, highbeam signal for the dash, pretty much any “on/off” indicator you can imagine

[@dhiabnt]

can this dash be connected to a motec m1 ECU? if so how?

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Yes, it will communicate with the Motec M1. You need to connect the M1's CAN output to the CAN2 input on the dash harness. We supply the Motec CAN data in our forum here: www.aemelectronics.com/forum/can-configurations-3rd-party-hardware

[@markregner7478]

Is this worth the money or is there better display out there for the money.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Hi Mark, we encourage you to do some research. For the money, you will be hard-pressed to find a digital display with this feature content, visibility, and programmability.

[@markregner7478]

AEMpowerTV thanks for the comment. I do agree and have looked at options and options that are compatible with my engine management system. Looking for more of a personal opinion. "Would you buy this for your car". I get what your saying however.

[@181ghassan]

shake it baby