Getting Started

Working on tractive systems (which includes but is not limited to engine(s), motor(s), inverter(s), high voltage battery packs and high voltage cables) requires special experience and training.

Incorrect installation or use of GEMS Electronic Control units (ECUs) or software may lead to electrical / mechanical damage, injury or even death. As such, installation must only be performed by users with experience with electronic control systems and a competence of Windows based computer software.

All accompanying documentation must be read thoroughly before installation is attempted.

If you are in any doubts regarding the fitting and use of this product, please contact your reseller or GEMS directly at tech.support@gems.co.uk

General Engine Management Systems (GEMS) Ltd shall not be held responsible for any mechanical or electrical damage or personal injury occurring whilst using this product. Neither shall GEMS be held responsible for damage, injury or death caused by the misuse, misunderstanding or miscalibration of this product.

Installing Dash Design

Download and run the installer from https://gems.co.uk/downloads/software/. For more details, see Installing GEMS Dash Design .

Opening a Setup File

File | Open Setup...

Channels

Channels may be configured to convert data acquired from CAN or A2D inputs into physical units.

Logic channels can be used to generate logic outputs based upon comparisons of other channels.

Channels may be chained together and have filtering applied.

More complex channel processing can be specified using Math channels.

Gauges

Gauges generally are used to display the value(s) of input channel(s).

Gauges are configured on the design tab.

Verifying the Setup

The Setup Check feature indicates warnings and errors in the setup file. It is best to resolve any warnings / errors before simulating or programming the display.

Simulating the Display

The setup can be tested on a simulated display via the Simulator tab.

Programming the Display

The setup can be programmed into the display using the menu command File | Upload To Display F7.