📊 Parameter Range
⚡ Speed: 0–255 KM/H or 0–255 MPH
🔄 RPM: 0–9000 RPM
💨 Boost Range: -15~45 PSI or -1~3 BAR
🌡️ Water Temperature: 0~150°C or 0~300°F
🛢️ Oil Temperature: 0~150°C or 0~300°F
🔧 Oil Pressure: 0~150 PSI or 0~10 BAR
🔋 Voltage: 10~16V
⚗️ Air-Fuel Ratio: 20:1~10:1
🔥 Exhaust Temperature: 0~1300°C or 0~2400°F
🕐 Clock: 24H
🔔 Alarm Setting
SPEED, TACHO, WATERTEMP, OIL.TEMP, OIL PRESSURE, BOOST, VOLT — Warns via audible alerts and indicator lights, featuring a buzzer and 8 LED indicators.
☀️ Brightness Adjustment Function
Users can choose to adjust the brightness manually or automatically according to the current environment, providing three brightness levels and an automatic sensitivity option.
🌈 Seven-Color Backlight
In addition to the default white display, the instrument panel offers seven other colors, allowing users to choose the appropriate color based on their preference or the current environment.
🔬 Wide Band Oxygen Version Descriptions
1. When the monitor is turned on, it will automatically communicate with the DPU. Once the DPU detects a wide band oxygen signal, the screen will automatically display the wide band oxygen version; If no wide band oxygen signal is detected, the screen will automatically display the narrow band oxygen version.
Under Wide Band Oxygen version, the "air-fuel ratio" parameter on the screen displays the air-fuel ratio data detected by the wide oxygen sensor, with the display range of 0.0~99.9:1. At the same time, two additional parameters will appear in the multi-function display area at the bottom: LAMBDA (λ) and OXYGEN (the percentage of oxygen content).
Under Narrow Band Oxygen version: When the system does not detect a wide band oxygen signal, the "air-fuel ratio" parameter on the screen displays the air-fuel ratio data of the narrow band oxygen sensor, and the display range is 20~10:1.
2. When the wide oxygen sensor is working, the controller will monitor its status at all times. Once an error is found, the controller will stop monitoring the wide oxygen sensor and display the error code "ERR xx" in the multi-function display area at the bottom of the screen.
("xx" represents the specific error code. For example, when working normally, unplug the sensor wiring, and the instrument displays "Err 7F".)
When the wide oxygen sensor starts to work, there is a pre-heating process of about 1–2 minutes. At this time, the air fuel ratio on the screen will display 0.00, which is a normal display. When the sensor enters the normal state, the correct air fuel ratio value will be displayed.
💡 Tips
1. We provide a one-year warranty (excluding damage caused by human factors). All warranty claims require proof of professional installation.
2. Manual measurement, please allow 1~3 mm error. Due to the difference between different displays, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. We guarantee that the style is the same as shown in the picture. Please understand, thank you!
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q
What parameters can the DO926WB racing dash panel monitor?
The DO926WB can monitor up to 9 parameters simultaneously, including RPM, Speed, Turbo/Boost, Water Temperature, Oil Temperature, Oil Pressure, Voltage, Air-Fuel Ratio (Wide/Narrow Band), and Exhaust Temperature.
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What is the difference between Wide Band and Narrow Band Oxygen versions?
The unit automatically detects the oxygen sensor type on startup. With a wide band sensor connected, it displays air-fuel ratio in the range of 0.0–99.9:1, plus LAMBDA (λ) and OXYGEN percentage. Without a wide band signal, it defaults to narrow band mode with a display range of 20:1–10:1.
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How does the alarm system work on this dash panel?
The dash panel features both audible alerts (buzzer) and visual warnings (8 LED indicator lights) for key parameters including Speed, Tacho, Water Temp, Oil Temp, Oil Pressure, Boost, and Voltage. Alarms are triggered when values exceed preset thresholds.
Q
Can I adjust the screen brightness of the DO926WB?
Yes. The dash panel supports both manual and automatic brightness adjustment. There are three manual brightness levels available, as well as an automatic sensitivity mode that adapts to the ambient lighting conditions around the display.
Q
Why does the air-fuel ratio show "0.00" when the wide band sensor first starts up?
This is completely normal. The wide band oxygen sensor requires a pre-heating period of approximately 1–2 minutes after startup. During this time, the display will show 0.00. Once the sensor reaches its operating temperature and enters normal working mode, it will begin displaying the correct air-fuel ratio values.
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What warranty does the DO926WB come with?
The product comes with a one-year manufacturer warranty, which covers defects and malfunctions under normal use. Please note that damage caused by human factors is not covered. All warranty claims must be accompanied by proof of professional installation.