C127 DASH HEADLIGHT BRIGHTNESS

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C127 DASH HEADLIGHT BRIGHTNESS

Postby MBK2505 on Mon Sep 30, 2024 12:40 am

HI

i have c127 dash and i want to fix the brightness with the headlight

when the headlight is on the brightness be low
and off be high brightness

right now i cant drive the car at night will full brightness

with fixed layout is working

but with display creator can change the brightness

can someone help me to adjust the brightness and show me the steps

Thanks ..
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Re: C127 DASH HEADLIGHT BRIGHTNESS

Postby SOReilly on Tue Oct 01, 2024 11:22 am

Hello,

Do you have a switch currently wired to the dash for the headlights?

If I understand correctly are you trying to have the backlight brightness control in Display Creator change based on your headlight input?
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Re: C127 DASH HEADLIGHT BRIGHTNESS

Postby MBK2505 on Tue Oct 01, 2024 8:55 pm

Yes it’s connected with the switch , and i want to know how backlight brightness , headlight inputs
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Re: C127 DASH HEADLIGHT BRIGHTNESS

Postby rntechnologies on Thu Oct 03, 2024 9:15 am

There are a couple of ways to achieve this.

The easiest way that I normally use is to setup a 2D or 3D table in dash manager. (Normally 3D if you want the brightness switch to dim the screen but also have a keypad or similar to adjust the brighness further, or 2D if you just want the brightness switch to be the only trigger to change the backlight).

Setup an axis with the headlight switch, and the output channel as 'Backlight Brightness'.
If you do this, you can have a table with 0 and 1 for the switch input on an axis, and then specify the brightness for each switch state as a percentage (say 100% for switch state 0 and 20% for switch state 1).

Send this channel to dash manager by adding it to your channels list, and then in display creator, create a backlight control in the functions tab, and set it to use the channel that you created as the input.
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