Hi Uwe,
das hab ich auch mal irgendwo in den weiten des Internets mal im englischsprachigem Forum gelesen, weis nicht mehr wo......
Mann müßte jetzt nur noch wissen, welche Ziffer für welches Tacho-Design steht?? Oder rumprobieren!
Habs......doch noch gefunden:
Press this on your keyboard: CTRL ALT C
This will open a HEX
editor-like window. This is basically what is getting written to the
body control modules, CTM, etc when we do the Proxi Alignment. Find Byte 65, this is the byte that controls the TFT displays.
Here's the following displays you can change the TFT to:
00
: This is the base 500 display. It has the crappy font from the base
500/500 sport and also features a Sport Mode. I personally do not like
the font, gauge faces, drives me nuts, YMMV.
20 : This is another display that I have yet to try.
40
: This is the 500T display type. It features a digital turbo boost
gauge (commanded boost) on the right side of the cluster in Sport Mode.
I've been using this display for a little over 24 hours now and it works
great.
- If you are running this display type in your Abarth,
your OEM turbo boost gauge will be "turned off" as the 500T does not
have this gauge. The cluster *runs* that turbo boost gauge. It won't
even light up. For those that have after market boost gauges in this
spot, this may cause your aftermarket gauge to not get power or
illuminate depending on how you wired it. This cluster uses the same
font as the Abarth cluster. A+.
60 : This is the Abarth display
type. It features a throttle position indicator in Sport Mode which does
not work, Abarth branded Start Up/Shut Down screens and G-Force, which
does not work. You can simply turn off G-Force and have it display tire
pressure or the radio or average Kms to get around that issue. Not a big
deal, but the throttle position gauge, there is not a fix for it yet.
(This is why I switched to the 500T display type).
Note: The
2015 OEM Boost Gauge displays SPORT, not SHIFT UP like the 2014 and
earlier models. In sport mode *SHIFT UP* will always be lit up on the
boost gauge in Abarth mode. The solution is to replace the OEM boost
gauge with a 2015 gauge (should be direct fit) or just ignore it haha.
Ok,
so to recap, CTRL ALT C, find byte 65, change that byte to the display
type you want (00, 20, 40 or 60), press OK, perform the Proxi Alignment
Procedure.
This will take a minute or two. Once done, turn off
the car as it says, wait 30 seconds, then start the car. You should be
good to go.
Waren leider keine Bilder dabei. 
LG
LaFee