Pretty sweet. Can you install navigation on the touch panel?
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#1
Here it is, I decided to make a new thread because the old ones title was pretty stupid. If you do want to look at the old one here is a link. Also sorry about the door buzzer after I put the key in, I didn't even notice it until after I uploaded it to youtube.
#2
Pretty sweet. Can you install navigation on the touch panel?
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#3
Wow that is nice. A bit cleaner of an install and interface and that would be amazing.
#4
Yikes that's ugly.
#5
The touch panel can vnc into a computer, so if I had a computer with gps hardware and software it would work for navigation.
The touch surface is actually flush with the dash bezel I wish I could get a better bezel for the touch panel. It could be a lot worse, I could have gauges in the vents or on a pod somewhere, that looks like **** IMHO.Originally Posted by dogger
#6
Have you thought about painting the silver parts of the bezel black? It seems the overall shape matches the soft curves shape of the 93 dash, it's just that gaudy silver color that really makes it seem out of place.
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#9
I used a textured bumper paint to paint the faceplate frame off one of my previous receivers. Came out as a great match to the dash. The distance from which you spray dictates the coarseness of the texture. Practice on a piece of cardboard, then go nuttsIt'll come out great, just be sure to roughen up the faceplate a bit before applying the paint. I also applied a thin coat of clearcoat to it and it still looks great today.
Kudos to you for doing something completely different. I've never heard of anyone going to such lengths to automate the stock airbox. That being said, I'd never do it. The manual knobs are much more simplistic and straightforward to use. Seems like a painful road to add in a ton of relays and wires, all while decreasing usability to boot. I'm sure it's something you've always wanted for yourself though, so thanks for sharing it with us![]()
#11
Schweet!
You know were all waiting for you to get the double din conversion from the Chinese Golf to put a flush mount touch screen in there.
How would you rank the difficulty of the install compared to a custom Crestron install? You got this done pretty damn quick.
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#12
pretty damn sweet. Must of taken a lot of time to wire up
#13
Awesome work/ project. If you could get rid of the plastic housing and make a clean face integrated into the center dash bezel that would be tittttties. Regardless, very nice job man.![]()
#14
I wouldn't do this with Crestron, because:
#1 Crestron requires 24VDC or 120 AC, AMX uses 12VDC, all the equipment that I installed is plugged in without having to convert.
#2 Crestron has no small control frames, I tried to hide an old Gentner AP800 DSP for my stereo and deemed it to big, it was a single rack unit like a Crestron frame.
#3 Crestron Products seem to run about three times as much as AMX. I bought all the AMX gear for about $350 on ebay Crestron would of been probably $1000+
#4 I don't believe Crestron has a double din sized panel and I don't think they support any video input. I don't know that I will use the video input, but I like that I have the option.
I'm sure setting the program up probably would of taken the same amount of time, but again I don't think the Crestron panels are as capable as the AMX ones for this application.
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#16
Looks awesome now that it's painted blackgreat idea with that touch screen
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#17
good job! mold that screen into bezel![]()
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#19
Will this work during the WI winters?
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Operating Temperature: 0° C (32° F) to 40° C (104° F)
Operating Humidity: 20% to 85% RH
Storage Temperature: -20° C (-4° F) to 60° C (140° F)
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#20
Damn you're right I'm screwed, I'm sure it won't work with that in mind. I know how all Iphones break here in the winter.
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•Operating temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C)
•Nonoperating temperature: −4° to 113° F (−20° to 45° C)
•Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing
•Maximum operating altitude: 10,000 feet (3000 m)
Dude, I already told you I'm not running my car in the winter in the last thread. If you're so worried about this then I would recommend that you not install a system like this. As for me, it's my car and I'll do the same thing that I do when anything breaks in my car, fix it.
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#21
Looks awesome, and Dave got some love on your desk top! haha really slick man, I wish I had the patience and technical ability for a project like that. Very intuitive.
#22
Looks awesome dude. Your motor idles just like mine lol!
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#23
Looks pretty decentI would have painted the AMX black also to blend a little better, but may be in the future you can find or make a smaller bezel or shave it a tad so it looks cleaner.
Sick project overall.![]()
#24
Pretty slick, operations wise
Not too fond of the bezel, but sometimes the bad comes with the good![]()
#25
It may not look the best but man is it sweet! if only the screen sat more flush and it looked a bit more factory
its sweet either way.
#26
I dont care if the bazel is silver or black or red or whatever becouse its only a screen you can change it to your liking annyways.
But the idea of doing the touch panel and all the funktions is so ****ing sick you should have a big Credit for it dude. Nice to see something like this, specialy in the corrado.
Loved to watch your movie...=)
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SWEEETDon't let any of the nay sayers bother you they are just jealuos. I would like a ball park on how many hours it took and about how much wouldyou charge to do it to another??
I would have the weather issue. GREAT WORK Thanks for posting
#28
Here is an update on my touch panel, I've added a Raspberry Pi to run Mp3's. If you've already watched to old videos you might want to just skip forward to about 3:20.
The Raspberry Pi is pretty great for a small media player. I also have it running Playstation games, but I have to figure a way to launch them using the command line so I don't have to break out a keyboard and mouse.
It's tough to give an estimate of how many hours I've worked on this, the Megasquirt was definitely the longest. Probably about around 60 hours for the Megasquirt and about 30 for the Amx control systems stuff.
I couldn't say how much I would charge either, do to the fact I don't think I would want to support a system like this.
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#29
I can't believe how much you've rung out of that interface. Crack open that door chime relay and let us know how to change its tune. Nice work!
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#30
That is a really cool interface... looks like you have a lot of knowledge with electronics and programming. I dont think many people could integrate that so well. Only thing I would change would be cleaner/ more OEM looking graphics... maybe copy modern VW systems.
#32
At first I was unsure if Id like it but after watching your initial video Its pretty awesome![]()
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