Yes, you place kmh scale and swap scale data over VDOeditor.petro_ionut wrote: ↑05 Jun 2018 21:05 Can i use VDOeditor for mph cluster to convert it to km, i have km dial to change?!
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Using speedometer scales
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skodapilot
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Re: Using speedometer scales
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Re: Using speedometer scales
Hello All!
I have 3C8 Passat CC cluster that originally came with 180 mph scale. I use it for ETS2 gaming so I've converted kmph to mph 1=1 (if truck is going 100 kmph - the cluster shows 100 mph). But... My cluster came with no DRL picture on tacho (what's odd - the LED is in place) so I've swapped the whole tacho to 160 mph scaled, but with DRL picture so now it's shining
But... There two things that are different: first of all, a speedometer shows incorrect speed (eg. it shows 160 mph when driving 180 etc...), and the second - the icons for seat belt and parking brake are swapped.
I can edit the eeprom (that's how I've turned on DRL light and staging) but I have completely no idea which bytes of memory I should change to scale it correctly.
Can anyone help me out?
I have 3C8 Passat CC cluster that originally came with 180 mph scale. I use it for ETS2 gaming so I've converted kmph to mph 1=1 (if truck is going 100 kmph - the cluster shows 100 mph). But... My cluster came with no DRL picture on tacho (what's odd - the LED is in place) so I've swapped the whole tacho to 160 mph scaled, but with DRL picture so now it's shining
But... There two things that are different: first of all, a speedometer shows incorrect speed (eg. it shows 160 mph when driving 180 etc...), and the second - the icons for seat belt and parking brake are swapped.
I can edit the eeprom (that's how I've turned on DRL light and staging) but I have completely no idea which bytes of memory I should change to scale it correctly.
Can anyone help me out?
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skodapilot
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Re: Using speedometer scales
In VDOeditor it could be done by changing panel layout and real speed mode.
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