Dashboard Display Questions

[AlaskaFlash]

Hi Folks: I have searched the Manual, and it doesn't do a very good job of explaining the Dashboard display. It frequently changes adding marks and colors on the gages but no explanation of their meaning or purpose. I have posted a pic with one example, the red line on the right of the gauge. Any thoughts?

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[Henry Ford]

In the photo in post #1 the only red line is at the six o'clock position. It pretty obviously means 0% SOC. I'm guessing that's not what @AlaskaFlash was asking?

 

[AlaskaFlash]

Well, That is what I was asking, because it's not always there. Does it show up. when the SOC gets below a certain percentage? Also, occasionally blue marks will extend to the left of the SOC gauge. I know it's not really important, but inquiring minds want to know.

 

[Henry Ford]

Well, That is what I was asking, because it's not always there. Does it show up. when the SOC gets below a certain percentage? Also, occasionally blue marks will extend to the left of the SOC gauge. I know it's not really important, but inquiring minds want to know.

On the energy gauge when the line is above 0% you are using energy. When it's below 0% you are adding energy to the battery. When you add energy to the battery, a graphic connects the energy gauge to the SOC gauge. I think these are the blue marks you are describing .

 

[TaxmanHog]

Regen happens to show up on the left side arc from the 0% (apx 8 o'clock back toward the 6 o'clock position) take a glance at it when you're decelerating or coming to a stop, once stopped it disappears.

 

[abcut973]

Well, That is what I was asking, because it's not always there. Does it show up. when the SOC gets below a certain percentage? Also, occasionally blue marks will extend to the left of the SOC gauge. I know it's not really important, but inquiring minds want to know.

I never pay attention if that red marking is not there. To me it looks to be always there.

 

[RickLightning]

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