Who else is excited about the latest Digital Dash firmware update?

[procharged67]

That's great, now my fuel level isn't jumping all over the place. Thanks guys!

[Joeyman]

No problems. I just updated my Digital Dash yesterday, worked perfectly. I always unzip the update folder, and put only the two .tgz files on a quality USB flash drive. Plug the flash drive into Digital Dash USB cable, then turn the ignition key-on, and it updates itself.

I haven't updated one yet, that's nice to know. Thanks.

I updated mine yesterday. Inserted the flash drive. Soon as I turned the key to the ON position, it self updated in a matter of 10 seconds or less. It also kept my original dash configuration. Super easy. On the flash drive, all I copied over were the two .tgz files. It was raining last night, so I didn't have a chance to cruise around to try out anything.

[Rick90lx]

No problems. I just updated my Digital Dash yesterday, worked perfectly. I always unzip the update folder, and put only the two .tgz files on a quality USB flash drive. Plug the flash drive into Digital Dash USB cable, then turn the ignition key-on, and it updates itself.

I haven't updated one yet, that's nice to know. Thanks.

[Joeyman]

Good deal, I'm so glad we're now able to steady the gauge. It use to drive me bonkers looking at it bouncing around. Thank you Holley tech engineers for the improvements. Much appreciated.

[TxFireman1972]

Just got back from a little test session after installing the updates. I ended up using these settings on the fuel level. Seemed to give the best results. I also checked the odometer. I drove a stretch that showed 7.0 miles on the Digital Dash. Checked it when I got back, and Google Maps shows 7.1. Seems pretty good to me! Here's a video showing how the steady the fuel gauge is now: https://youtu.be/_7aLYOOc9wI

[Joeyman]

Let us know which works best TxFireman. I'm about to update mine today or tomorrow. I did what Danny suggest. I copied to the two files onto a USB flash drive, and will plug the USB flash drive into the Digital Dash USB cable.

[TxFireman1972]

It's the new Customize Gauge parameter - "Averaging" (under Updates Per Second).

I need to play around with the different speeds and see which works best for the fuel level.

[Danny Cabral]

No problems. I just updated my Digital Dash yesterday, worked perfectly. I always unzip the update folder, and put only the two .tgz files on a quality USB flash drive. Plug the flash drive into Digital Dash USB cable, then turn the ignition key-on, and it updates itself.

[procharged67]

Been updating, please wait for a long time. Anybody else experience a problem downloading the new software?

[Danny Cabral]

I couldn't not find anything in the 50 page user manual on it though. It's probably pretty straight forward.

It's the new Customize Gauge parameter - "Averaging" (under Updates Per Second).

[Joeyman]

I'm going to play around with the gauge averaging, because my fuel level bouncing around is driving me bonkers. Hopefully this smooths it out. I couldn't not find anything in the 50 page user manual on it though. It's probably pretty straight forward. I'll eventually figure it out.

[Joeyman]

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[TxFireman1972]

I'm excited, I don't care if Holley has a Facebook or not, LOL.

[Danny Cabral]

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[Joeyman]

It's the general comments section, and before Facebook, there were forums & message boards. Just saying. How can I get on an email list that will tell me when new updates are available?