Improve performance with a digital dash
Digital dashes are more common and more affordable than ever before, and you will need one to keep your ride dial-in and under control.
Why do you need this? Because data analysis after the fact allows you to do things like hone your exit or figure out where on track your oil pressure dropped low enough to throw that rod.
Next-Gen Data Logger, Ideal for Motor-Sports
The AiM MXG 1.2 Dash Logger is upgraded with an extra wide 7″ display, and it is fully configurable and ideal for many different motor-sports categories. Designed to acquire and display data coming from your ECU, the internal accelerometer and gyro, the GPS module (included in the kit), analogue/digital inputs and predefined math channels.
Simple Set-up, Harness Performance Data
The MXG 1.2 dash delivers performance and data with incremental expansion potential option of up to eight modules.
- High contrast large 7” TFT display- fully configurable
- Lap time & track position analysis with GPS08 module (included)
- > 200 world tracks start/finish line coordinates in memory
- Secure WiFi enabled to configure, calibrate and download wirelessly
- Configurable alarms, 8 RGB LEDs with choice of color, frequency and accompanying text message
- Ease of use, swap page view with push of a button
- Quantify vehicle dynamics, internal 3-axel accelerometer and gyro
- CAN output to improve the range of vehicle control possibilities
- Camera inputs, to switch your display into a mirror camera
- Motorsport connections
- Expandable with expansion modules to increment the performance and the data acquired: SmartyCam HD or SmartyCam HD GP cameras, Channel Expansion, TC Hub, LCU-One Lambda Controller and Memory Module are some of the options
Complete with your choice of GPS08 module (by application), a wiring harness with military-spec motor-sport connectors, data lead and RaceStudio3 software. All versions include an odometer and trip meter.
The MXG 1.2 also features two digital outputs to automatically run external systems, i.e. to switch on/off additional lights, to activate/de-activate a cooling fan or circulation pumps, etc when a certain event happens. Each of them can give an output of 1 amp at 12 volts. They can be configured in order to be turned on/off depending on the value of the analogue or digital inputs.
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