Banks Power Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster for ALL 2008+ OBDII CAN bus vehicles

Description

Banks Power Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster for ALL 2008+ OBDII CAN bus vehicles
SKU:
BKQC66760
MSRP:
5.56
Brand:
Banks Power
Condition:
New
Manufacturer:
Banks Power
Hazard:
4009310000
Merchandising Name:
Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster
Country of Origin:
US
Data Acquisition Module
Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster
Banks iDash 1.8 DataMonster; For Use w/OBDII CAN Bus Vehicles;
SPECIFICATIONS:
WARNING CA Proposition 65 Message: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
FEATURES:
Expand Functionality with Banks Modules
Customizable Gauge Display
Avoid Costly Repairs
Display 2-8 Values
300 Parameters Available
Includes Patented OBDII Density
Data Logging Functionality
Auto Dimming Feature
Log Up To 20 Min/Max Values
Banks iDash is the smallest, most powerful plug-n-play OBD-II monitor and control interface on the market. With its easy to read 2- to 8-gauge user selectable LCD display, the iDash 1.8 reads a multitude of engine parameters and internal data directly the vehicle's ECU via OBD-II. It also opens a whole new world of Banks exclusive calculated parameters not available on any other device. Set custom low and high alerts for any engine parameter. Monitor max and min values for a user selectable list of parameters. Read and clear trouble codes on-the-fly. Customize the navigation button and LCD display colors, brightness, and even the rate at which they dim at night. Daisy chain 4 iDash gauges and view up to 32 parameters simultaneously. Add Banks sensor modules such as the 4-channel analog module, 4-channel thermocouple module, and AirMouse Ambient Air Density Module for nearly infinite vehicle and weather analysis. For those who want to record their vehicle's parameters, the iDash DataMonster adds data logging for up to 100 user selectable parameters at a rate of up to 20 samples per second. With the included microSD card, owners can log over a months' worth of continuous data. Data can be played back right on the iDash or transferred to a computer for deeper analysis. Expand functionality with Banks Modules (Pressure/Temp Sensors, and more).
Banks Engineering - First and foremost, Banks is an engineering firm. Established in 1958, Banks has grown to 200 employees on a 12-acre campus. The Mechanical Engineering Department, staffed with world-class automotive people, designs and tests the latest high performance equipment. In the Race Shop, Banks' special project vehicles feature cutting-edge diesel and gasoline development, multiple turbo applications, mind-boggling horsepower and head-turning style. Sophisticated electronic engineering technologies are applied to engine improvement in the rapidly growing Computer Systems Engineering Department. Gale Banks Engineering designs turbocharged engines from the centerline of the crankshaft, out. Banks Prototyping - Gale Banks Engineering is the company others come to for advanced research and development, including "outside the box" projects for both product feasibility and image-generating media attention. Major automakers, including Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Volvo and Pontiac, have relied on Banks' expertise and capabilities. Banks Testing - When it comes to testing, Banks' engineers are as ruthless as they are uncompromising. Only the most advanced equipment and facilities are used for testing and re-testing existing products, production prototypes and experimental designs for performance, durability and compatibility. Ongoing testing ensures unparalleled functionality, product endurance and quality control. Banks Manufacturing - The Banks difference is clearly demonstrated in its Manufacturing Division. While many aftermarket suppliers farm-out designs or assemble "grab-bag kits" from various sources, Banks manufactures to exacting specifications every product it designs. Banks Capability - Gale Banks Engineering applies an unmatched combination of experience, capabilities and design/engineering/manufacturing savvy to provide automotive services and solutions that keep raising the aftermarket industry bar.