ECUTek Dashboard (Gauges)
 

I haven't seen much online in regards to custom dashboards within the ECUTek app. Was wondering if anyone else has played around with it or created any custom setups? Here's a couple versions i worked on. One is my phone and the other is my tablet with a temporary mounting solution.

Phone Screen Capture:
https://qryktw.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

Tablet Screen Capture:
https://dbcktw.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

Phone Mounted:
https://q7yktw.bn.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

Tablet Mounted:
https://bn1305files.storage.live.com...&cropmode=none

Link to Tablet File:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmpvvSE5gpadqRc4...G2BSH?e=tzpMHc

Link to Phone File:
(this file was lost)

Looks great! I didn't even know you could do this. I don't have ecutek connect yet though. Would you be willing to share your dashboards?

absolutely. I'll add a link to my dashboard files above.

I’ve been messing with mine, your link doesn’t work. How do you upload them?

they are on my one drive. the link might expire after a whle. i've updated it on the original thread. I thought i set to never expire.

Did you create this with Ecutek Connect?

Yes. The gauge and numbers, everything else is just a background I created. Placed the gauges over the background I created in Adobe Illustrator.

Welp, I guess it's time to get a bluetooth dongle. If I already have a laptop cable and dongle can I just add on the bluetooth setup for logging on an Android tablet?

That's correct. Same thing I did.

So did you get both the Bluetooth and another dongle?

Can you please send me the Tablet File, or teach me How to setup a boost gauge?

Your tuner needs to program it in your tune otherwise you use MAP sensor.

Race Rom is loaded I just need to add a Map Sensor and rename it to boost and change the unit measure to PSI ?

Ideally your tuner can create a custom input for the gauge. The MAP sensor will display atmospheric pressure 14.7 psi at 0 psi, anything in vacuum will be <14.7 AP. For 7.3 psi boost it will read 22 psi and so on.

If you are fine using that then that's the closest to a boost gauge you can get without custom gauge input programming.

My EDC file uses a couple custom inputs for gauges on E85, boost guage which is (MAP-AP)and boost control duty cycle. Every tuner is different and every tune is different so my custom inputs may not be the same as yours.

for some reason the ecutek dashboard doesn't allow the gauges to be displayed in landscape mode, only portrait. Which to me it is pretty dumb