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Section 12: Settings The iDash features many customizable settings allowing for personalization. Most user-configurable settings can be adjusted in the “Settings” menu. This menu allows you to

Section 11: Banks Modules (If Connected) The “Banks Modules” menu allows you to configure and/or control modules that are connected to the iDash. Only connected Banks Modules

To enable/disable the shift light and set the trigger rpm: Select “Shift Light” from the main “MENU.” Select the first item in the “Shift Light” menu to

Section 9: Alerts To enable and configure gauge alerts: Select “Alerts” from the main “MENU.” Select a “Field #” with the parameter of interest. See Figure 9-1, A.

Section 8: Min and Max Values Each iDash keeps an updated record of key parameter minimum/maximum values for you to view or reset.  NOTE: Some vehicles report

Section 7: Diagnostics 7.1  Vehicle Diagnostics Trouble Codes (DTC’s) See the cause of your vehicle’s Check-Engine Light! With the iDash, you can read and clear vehicle manufacturer

Section 6: Data Logging Data logging saves (*CSV files) to any Micro SD cardw as “.CSV” files at 0.1 sec intervals. Up to 100 parameters can be

Section 5 Gauge Selection Parameter Selection To change iDash’s displayed parameters: Go to “Menu“and select “Gauge Selection.” See Step A, B. Select a “Field #” to change

Section 4: Layout The “Layout” menu allows you to select various gauge layouts for the Gauge Screen. Some special layouts become available when connected to a module.

Section 3: Software Introduction and Interface NOTE: It is recommended that you periodically check for software updates for your iDash here. Register your iDash to receive important