AutoMeter Racing Instrument Display Color LCD Including Shift and Alarm Lights Datalogging CD7 (6021)

The AutoMeter Competition LCD Display is the next evolution of driver communication and data acquisition. Designed specifically for the harshest of environments, the carbon composite housing is IP65 sealed against water and dust intrusion and will easily withstand 20g of continuous vibration and 50g of shock. Our 7" LCD panel ensures easy visibility under all circumstances with a retina level pixel density, unmatched brightness and an optically bonded lens for extreme glare suppression. The display layout is fully configurable to your individual specifications. The system will accommodate four programmable data bus channels (2 CAN and 2 serial) in conjunction with a nearly limitless amount of discrete analog sensors and its integrated 3 Axis Accelerometer. Data collection can occur at up to 1 kHz and the internal memory allows for practically infinite recording time. User definable warnings take advantage of super bright, multicolor LEDs placed around the perimeter of the chassis to alert the driver to critical onscreen information.

Features:

• 16 configurable multi-color LED indicator lights can be programmed for a wide variety of alarm and shift / gear change indication functions
• Analog and Digital Combination Offers Optimized Precision for Both Accurate Values and Rate of Change
• Configurable CAN Input for PCM Connections, Up to 12 Discrete Sensor Inputs With Internal 3-axis Accelerometer and Voltage
• DataLogging: 4 GB onboard memory, up to 128 channels of information, sampling rates up to 500Hz with select channels to 1kHz
• Dimensions - 8.3in Wide x 5.2in High x 1.4in Deep
• Includes powerful DataPro Analysis Software
• IP65 Sealed For Protection Against Dust and Moisture
• Optically Bonded, Super Bright 7in Display Provides Unmatched Day and Night Time Visibility
• Single High Density Motorsport Connector and Starter Harness
• Surface Mounted and Remote Mounted Button Interface For Driver Input and Menu Navigation