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Arb have their Linx system as well, it would be handy if you have 54 thousand switches on your dash,
................on the move
I have recently gone to the dark side & now drive a V6 Amarok, it comes automated, it even turns down the radio when you put in reverse.
I still have my Patrol wagon as the Amarok is work ute.
2 me that would be annoying as, why would anyone want their radio turning down every time they put it reverse?Quote:
Originally Posted by GeeYou8
Can you actually write some code on these things?
I've wanted to use a little micro plc to control a few things for a while.
If I was starting to set up a new vehicle and could foresee a need for a heap of switches it would be awesome. The ARB one is swishhhoo! But my vehicles are all but done could not justify the conversion.
I highly doubt it Benny, I could not see anyone like Redarc or ARB allowing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
Build your own using Arduino if u want the ability 2 code
I was thinking more industrial for a controller for the stuff I've had in mind for some time now, including security. But if this has huge capabilities I would consider automotive specific controllers.Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
It probably wouldn't be hard to rig something up. My home automation system runs on 12VDCQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
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Set up isn't the issue, it's the real estate it takes up that is the issue more than anything. I'd probably have to make a new dash to fit it and be accessible to work onQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
It will add more failure points to be worried. One Australian fellow advised about a KISS principle not that long ago.
I am following that principle these days. Handing over too much control to a hand held gizmo can hurt sometime.