HERE WE ARE! Clay helped me out with this too so I give him 50% of the credit! THANKS CLAY! about $41 in materials + 4 hours of time. Also, I currently have a 5" nipple attached to the flange and I'm going to be removing that and putting a 7" nipple on it because it's rubbing against my center "kitchen table" in my truck which is no good. Also in the pics it shows the CF-29 behind the seat - well it bounces around and makes noise back there so I ended up putting it under the seat and it's just perfect that way. I just use a flash drive to put music on it so I don't have to take it outta my truck.
Enjoy!
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Nice
I have not seen that for months
Sunshine
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Werks fer me!
mnem
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Intriguing.... Whats the screen??
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Are you going to interface the serial touchscreen?
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I thought that was for your "friend"
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... lol naw, it wouldn't fit in the spot he wanted it in his little Altima so I just took it and paid my company for it
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Nice rig! Still, it's not fair. If I put "n*pple" and "r*bbing" in the same post, pics or no, I'd get a stern PM from catman.
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I'll give it a try.
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Sooo... I see that those monitors are cheap as hell...
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They make a more compact installation for navigation use ,if you don't use a keyboard, very similar to the instalation used on the cf-18 and cf-19's where I mount them as tablets flush on the dash and we only use the touchscreen for input
They have equivalent screen brighness to that of the cf-30/31 touchscreens and actually have good sounding speakers
At the used price you can use them as intended as PDRC
Permanent Display Removable Computer , and leave them in place without worrying of having them stolen -
Serial cable of suitable length
Video cable of suitable length
UPDD driver from Panasonic
Some way of mounting it
Not all that complicated, easier to connect than most printers.
NB: If you haven't seen one, they are decidedly not "Tough".
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The larger 12" screen uses the new yellow tip plug
800 x 600 resolution on the 01 ,with 1000 nits brightness
1024 x 768 resolution on the 02 ,with 1200 nits brightness -
I love this screen... It's just great... I got one from CAP with ZERO scratches - MINTY ONE
You can get em on eBay for $45 shipped.
I personally don't use the speakers on them as I route all the sound directly into my aux in jack on my stereo as the whole point of this is to have all my music in my truck. I also prefer the 01 model because I NEED 800x600 for my front end software I'm using (Mobile Impact).
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I have thought of mounting my 19 to the ceiling (like a car DVD player) and then when opening the lid would just have to rotate the screen upside down using the screen rotation tool to make it right-side up for me. Just haven't quite figured out how to mount it up there sturdy enough. I thought it sounded like a good idea though. What you think?
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The Gamber-Johnson mount that I use will hold the Toughbook very securely
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Look under the headliner for body stiffening ribs. Find one of those and you "probably" have a secure anchor. Otherwise, the cat speaks true.
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I have a CF-M34 under my seat the my car feeding a screen that I moded in to my dash to try and make it look oem. Its for my satnav and my music.
I had a pc at the start but the power supply went twice and then I bough a dock for my CF-M34 of someone on here and now the CF-M34 lives in my car all the time apart for when I take into the house to update my music or my maps for the satnav.
Here is a link to my site of the car pc. I still have to add pic of the CF-M34 mounted under my seat.
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toughasnails Toughbook Moderator Moderator
Hey, that is way cool.....very good job.
What did you use for a screen.
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TopCop1988 Toughbook Aficionado
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Yep TopCop1988 Has got it. I have to say one thing I like about the CF-M34 that I am using it has hard drive heater it has helped to stop sub zero temps we had from killing the hard disk.
In December 2009 I had the pc in and the sub zero temps we had killed the hard drive and I would say wen the hard disk went it took out the power supply for the pc as well that when I desided to use one of my CF-M34s -
HOLY CRAP my mount actually worked! Version 2.0
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Rob, Jan 4, 2011.