u/Natural_Discipline25

After extensive logic analysing I came to realise that the panel has a basic init sequence and some SPI's that had to be fulfilled, and once fulfilled it works almost perfectly! I have decided which pins are responsible for blue and green brightness, but have only gotten some red pins. This should take me some minimal time, and as mentioned previously, I will be making all info I have gathered open-source to who it may help. Sorry for the bad photos of the LCD so far, it's just a bit hard to orient it with so much wiring. I hope you all understand :)

This is a 1997-2005 Hilux cluster. Everything is in 12V signals, except for speedometer which is cranked directly from the transmission. For the 12V stuff, I used a breadboard and an ESP. It's pleasantly surprising how well the bulbs work for their age. This is just a fun disco mode I coded :)

Hey everyone, this is an LCD from an Audi Q7 4M dashboard. I was wondering if it's possible to control it and put whatever I want on the screen. Thanks!

Only 3 days in, I've got airflow through a fan and roughly 50% humidity according to my humidifier (in standby mode).

Essentially, the title. I wanna fit a wider CRT in place of the current one, and to do that I'd have to remove this piece. The wider CRT has a small flat section on this roof, in which I could place a few bookshelves to hold up the rest of the shelves. On top I have 2 Lego builds, which are the primary forces. So in essence, my question is, would a CRT with a small flat roof section be able to hold up the rest of this shelf, or can it hold itself up by itself entirely. Thank you.

Hey all, second time making biltong, and is this normal? I marinate it for 24 hrs (flip at 12), and then dry it for around 5 days. For context I live in Australia, and my room experiences ~70% humidity. Yes, the box has proper airflow. No there isn't a lamp in it. Is this mould?

Any suggestions accepted, I wasn't really sure what to do for CP and turbo, so I made it the cruise control buttons :D

yes I am aware of the loud and obnoxious warnings it has, I can't really do much about them no matter how hard I try, and yes I know that the speedometer drops to zero and doesn't go back, but I think this is still worth sharing. pay attention to the gears as well

So far I've figured out the PSU on the left, and how I'll be actually sending over CAN signals from my pc to the dashboard. I aim to do this via the esp32, which will then send signals to a mcp2515, which should then somehow connect to the 30 pin port in the dashboard (the one on the right in my second picture.) What cable would I use to connect from the 30 pin port to a mcp2515? Thanks.