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Old 07-08-2007, 01:14 PM
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Hi there, i'm a great fan of your work, and i have downgraded to ur v28 with the sunset.. and the custom screen splash... is there any way you could produce exactly the same set up but leave everything else standard for us UK users over in london?? i'll even channell some money across via paypal for your efforts cheers


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Has anyone tied to add more OBC functions? It would be awesome to pull other data from the OBC (Bat. voltage, etc.) and display it on the NAV.
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Has anyone tied to add more OBC functions? It would be awesome to pull other data from the OBC (Bat. voltage, etc.) and display it on the NAV.
Extremely dificult, as you have to decompile and reverse engineer the operating system

And it is written in OS9000, so you have to know OS9000 as well....

Only possible if you work for VDO and are one of their software developers...
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Has anyone tied to add more OBC functions? It would be awesome to pull other data from the OBC (Bat. voltage, etc.) and display it on the NAV.
Can you go to the secret menu in the cluster in your car to get these data? I know it is not so handy but they would still be available.
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I definitely don’t know os9000. Ill have to research it. I just can’t believe the amount of car stats the OBC monitors and not being able to easily flip through them! I do know how to pull it up when accessing the obc from the instrument cluster but it’s not a user friendly means of viewing data.

I will learn to live without it…..still……. L
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Sure. When you figure out a way to decompile, edit, and recompile the nav OS, let me know :-)

Here is some stull tog et you started:
http://os9al.com/appnotes/os9vsos9000.shtml
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