Agreed, it always seems to be under constant development which is awesome :)

Thanks, that TS Dash is pretty awesome.

You need a power supply board that works like a UPS. It's wired directly to battery power and also to the ignition switch. When you key off it just pulls a pin low on the Pi letting it know you have the ignition switch off. At that point it turns the screen off and an internal counter starts. After X period of time it realizes you're done driving and gone and the Pi begins to gracefully shutdown. Once it's down there's a pin on the Pi that now goes low letting the UPS / power supply board know you've powered off and it turns itself off.

As far as I know this is brand new for TS Dash only. Not sure if it'll find its way into Shadow Dash one day or not.

At it's core it's a raspberry Pi with the Raspberry Pi touch screen. It runs linux (raspbian distro) and is using Tuner Studio software in full screen mode to display the gauges.

I did not. Are you exporting a project from tuner studio with the correct connection settings for your setup?

RTC is not required to make it work to the best of my knowledge.

@@MalcolmV8 so do you know what cause fhe problem like rhat?

@@NgocPhamVN96 if it's actually online and connecting but showing all zeros then no I'm not sure. Never seen that.

@@MalcolmV8 it's working now😀

@@MalcolmV8 but only work if i connect directly to tsdash, if both connect to 1 other wifi it can't connect

I've worked in IT and with Linux most my life so I just CLI it all (command line). However I believe you can setup the wifi stuff in the GUI too which should have a somewhat intuitive interface.

@MalcolmV8 well I got ts dash installed yesterday. I figured out the wifi hot spot and connecting it all today. I got it working within my OpenAuto Pro on the Raspberry Pi so I can still use my stereo and android auto with it. There are still a couple of things I'm trying to figure out with it, but all and all a success. I'm glad you posted the video. I had no idea about the ts dash was just running TunerStudio on the Raspberry Pi. I could use my stereo or the TS, but now it all works together, and I can tune on my laptop. Love it.

@@TheEminit that's awesome. Glad that helped and you got that working :)

@@TheEminit Did you have to program your RTC after installing the TSDash root file? I have yet to get my Dash echo registration working correctly. I can connect and crontrol the dash with the laptop but I can not get the echo license registered so TS stays offline. EFIAnalytics thinks it because my RTC isn't working correctly.

Do you have the new beta version of Tuner Studio? If so in the data / communications settings there's a new option "Driver" and you use the drop down box and select "Dash Echo Client" and then connection type is wifi. Below that is the port and IP address.

@@MalcolmV8 Yes I loaded all of the latest updates today. It auto fills the port as 2000 and then my IP Address. But it never detects anything.

@@ZachKeene-zz6kr I suppose the port could be random, but mine is 21848. Does it have the correct IP in there?

I tried 21848 and 2000. I have tried several different IP addresses I found in the Pi. When I try to "detect" when it runs the search it looks like it is only looking for communication via Com ports. @@MalcolmV8

Okay I may have found the issue. I can control the Pi via the laptop. So it is connected. I activated the license on the pi before it was rooted to the sd card. I originally had TSDash on a flash drive to to see if i could make it work before switching everything over. It was activated then but would never function correctly. I wiped the cards and reprogrammed the TSDash file to root. Everything is up and running but now when i try to add the license it says. "Unable to activate registration, failed to retrieve computer identification. Waiting for EFI Analytics to advise if this is the issue or not.