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rdc_safety / rdc_druck_temp - Kevin K - 13-05-2022

When I tested,  it is only need "rdc_druck_temp" for Pressure and Temperature on Vehicle.


By the way, most of the coding explanations stated that the following two are required. 
   -  rdc_safety    :  nicht_aktiv -> aktiv
    - rdc_druck_temp    :  druck ->  druck_und_temperatur


  I am not sure,  Why  need  "rdc_safety"  ?


RE: rdc_safety / rdc_druck_temp - user_530d - 13-05-2022

RDC_Safety aktiv or nicht_aktiv. no matter.


RE: rdc_safety / rdc_druck_temp - simonchs - 13-05-2022

For headunit has "rdc_druck_temp", just code it will be okay.

Some early headunit (i.e. HU_entry) only has "rdc_safety", so those headunit code "rdc_safety" to show pressure and temperature.


RE: rdc_safety / rdc_druck_temp - Kevin K - 13-05-2022

(13-05-2022, 20:37 PM)simonchs Wrote:  For headunit has "rdc_druck_temp", just code it will be okay.

Some early headunit (i.e. HU_entry) only has "rdc_safety", so those headunit code "rdc_safety" to show pressure and temperature.

It is a clear answer.