With a crisp, clear and full colour display, the all new Haltech IC-7 Display Dash lets you see things in a brand new way.

Designed and manufactured in Australia with motoring enthusiasts in mind, the iC-7 offers market-leading features in a unique, state-of-the-art package.

Featuring auto-dimming ambient light reactive brightness, user-programmable multi-colour shift light bar, the iC-7 connects directly to all current Haltech ECUs via a CAN network. The iC-7 can also connect directly (via CAN) to most late model vehicles using the factory OBD-II port.

• Ideal replacement for individual analogue gauge clusters.
• Easy to install and configure.
• User adjustable brightness control with automatic dimming.
• User configurable channels, units and alarms.
• 14 programmable, seven colour shift light LEDs.
• Odometer, Trip Meters
• Turn Signals, High Beam
• Controlled via easily accessible, face-mounted control buttons.
• Configuration via Haltech IC-7 software and USB cable.
• Screen size: 7in. Case size: 217 x 122mm (8.5″ x 4.8″)
• IP54 water resistance rating

4 AVI Input Channels directly into dash
The latest ICC update adds 4 analog voltage inputs giving you the option to add and configure sensors like the much requested Fuel Level sensor! You also now have the option to specify smoothing filters and/or optional pull-ups for each sensor. Global unit settings are available for Temperature, Pressure, and Volume.

Compatibility

The iC-7 is compatible with Haltech’s Platinum, Elite and NEXUS ECUs as well as a range of other aftermarket ECU brands:
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MaxxECU
Microtech
MoTeC M1 series
MoTeC hundred series. (M400,600,800 “gold box” ECUs)

Optional Mounting Accessories

Universal Mounting Bracket

Mounting Bracket with Integrated Visor

Billet Bar Mount

Haltech iC-7 Software

The iC-7 is configured using a brand new, intuitive software. With this software you can change various aspects of the dash behaviour including:

• Ranges of channels. Eg. the maximum RPM on a needle style tacho or a bar graph.
• Red ranges for channels. Eg. when a numeric display changes to red, red zone on a tacho.
• Display units. Eg. metric or imperial, Lambda or AFR.
• The channel to be displayed at each location on the screen.
• The connection method. Eg. Haltech CAN or OBD-II.
• Shift light RPM points and colours.
• Colours of each Gauge Layout.
• Alarm thresholds, colour for on-screen display and shift lights, manual or auto reset methods.