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AEM CD-7 Non Logging GPS Enabled Race Dash Carbon Fiber Digital Display w/o VDM (CAN Input Only)
$1,949.95
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$1,949.95
$1,949.95
Tech Specs
- Brand
- AEM
- SKU
- AEM30-5702
- Manufacturer part number
- 30-5702
- Category
- Gauges & Pods › Gauges
- Shipping weight
- 2.8 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
CD-7 Carbon Digital Dash Displays feature a full-color, daylight readable screen surrounded by a tough, lightweight flow-molded carbon fiber composite housing. Seven ultra-bright LEDs span the top of the display housing for RPM and shift light indication. Users can program them to ascend in specific increments based on RPM range and flash when it is time to shift. Brightness is user programmable on the fixed color LEDs. Two large buttons are included on the face of the display, allowing easy page changing and memory resetting even with driving gloves on. These button functions are included in the supplied rear connector, allowing the user to mount remote buttons. Two additional programmable LEDs are located above the toggle buttons on the top of the housing on either side of the integrated LED shift lights.
- Add a Vehicle Dynamics Module for GPS, 3-axis gyroscope and 3 axis accelerometer for G-loads, roll, pitch, yaw, track mapping and lap timing (PN 30-2206, sold separately)
- Accepts channels from two separate user programmable CAN bus connections - works with AEMnet enabled devices and non-AEM 3rd party devices side by side
- Install the CD-7 Carbon on carbureted and pre-2008 stock ECU-equipped vehicles using a 22 Channel CAN Sensor Module (PN 30-2212, sold separately)
- Accepts channels from 2008-up factory ECUs using Plug & Play OBDII CAN Adapter Cable (PN 30-2217, sold separately)
- Add an 8 Channel K-Type EGT CAN Module for 8 additional temps via AEMnet CAN bus (PN 30-2224, sold separately)
- Dedicated Alarm page quickly identifies problems, programmable in almost any language! (user defined)
- Two extra switch inputs included for displaying user-triggered events (blinkers, high beams etc.)
- Unique On-Change page can be used to identify map switching for boost, traction, lap times, etc.
- Use included page layouts and input your channels and text, or create your own from scratch
- Over 200 supplied fully programmable SAE and custom warning icons, and you can add your own
- User supplied graphics can be changed based on channel values (up to the full screen size)
- Seven programmable pages including four Main pages, Alarm, On-Change and Start-up pages
- Seven LED RPM/shift light indicators on top of the housing (programmable and dimmable)
- Plug & Play Adapter Cables available for Holley, Link, MSD Atomic and Vi-Pec ECUs
- Convert CAN bus channel values to user-defined text in multiple languages
- Available with or without 200Mb internal logging (up to 1,000Hz/channel)
- Headlight-in' connection dims the dash and LEDs during night operation
- Direct sunlight readable (1000cd/m2 brightness and anti-glare filter)
- Layout files interchangeable with all versions of the CD-5 Carbon
- Rugged, lightweight flow-molded carbon fiber composite enclosure
- IP65 water resistance - open cockpit, marine and motorcycle safe
- Available with or without on-board 20Hz GPS receiver and antenna
- Wiring interface/harness is identical to the CD-5 Carbon
- Total display weight of 20.9 oz. / 595 grams
- Full color 7" screen with 800x480 resolution
- Free DashDesign Graphics Editor software
- Two programmable LEDs
- Odometer function
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