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Old 12-29-2012, 09:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Scangauge E fillup entry

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Have been using scangauge E for a month now and I really like it, but the only problem I have with it is price input when I make a fillup. Digits for price are changing realy slowly .1 in about 3 seconds. Have anyone else got same problem?

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Old 12-29-2012, 11:22 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I normally don't bother updating the gas cost. Its only used for the money calculation gauges which I never use. I also don't bother calibrating my scangauge after ever fill. Once I get it close enough for me, I just leave it.
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I agree with your points, but it is so much nicer to see each trip cost

About calibrating: It is no problem to make adjustments in each fillup, to make it spot on... I managed to do it with 3 tanks, and now I am with in +/- 0,1 L/100KM
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You're describing slow digit changes when you HOLD the adjustment button? I'm sure you've tried tapping it repeatedly - does that work?
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Yes digits are changing slowly when I hold button, and yes, I tried tapping button, but it did not help either.

I am starting to think that it is some kind of firmware bug. Maybe somone else has seen that same problem?
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Not being able to speed it up by tapping is odd. I'd contact the company directly.
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So is this worse than the Scanguage II or the same slow method on both devices?
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amdown - did you contact the company about this? If so, I'm curious about what they said.

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