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Raptor Display Help

Example Prebuilt Projects

The collection of files below are Example Raptor Display Builds.

These files are aimed to assist in testing or troubleshooting you VeeCAN displays

Current Models supported:

VeeCAN 700
VeeCAN 500
VeeCAN 320
VeeCAN 320 lite
VeeCAN 800
VeeCAN 128

Download the Example Projects

See the readme.txt for installation information included in the PrebuildRVC.zip

Raptor Platform Information

Raptor Display Examples

VeeCAN 500/700 Display Examples

A selection of displays created on the Raptor VeeCAN 500 and Raptor VeeCAN 700
Autonomous Drive screen, shows system states to the driver/operator
System Measurement screen, providing information about the on-board system
Faults Screen, this screen populates with faults as they appear on the system
Engine Display screen, fully customizable images and actions including faults and status

Note: The VeeCAN 500 and 700 are developed using the same connectors, screen resolution, and overall physical design. The 700 is the larger of the two displays with its 7 inch display, where as the 500 has a 5" inch display. The projects above are programmable for both units.

VeeCAN 320 Display Examples

A selection of displays created on the Raptor VeeCAN 320
Example of a fuel gauge, and fuel status screen
A collection of dials showing engine information
A custom Raptor screen showing a battery meter, vehicle speed and engine speed
A very simple Raptor System info screen and menu
Anything is possible in Raptor, even a log in screen such as this
Raptor's customization is shown heavily in this custom menu screen
A custom system menu screen, capable of controlling the whole display
Raptor's possibilities are endless, with customs displays like this one

VeeCAN 800 Display Examples

Display Example 1

A selection of displays created on the Raptor VeeCAN 800

Display Example 2

Main Display Screen
Data Screen
Fault Screen

Raptor Simulators

Installation Instructions

Downloads
- Select a simulator to use from below (i.e. The Dancing Bear Simulator)
- Select the correct Kvaser Drivers for you Operating System
Installation
- Extract the Simulator zip file anywhere (My Documents, Desktop, etc.)
- Run the driver installer downloaded from the Kvaser website (Link below)

*Kvaser Drivers Required

Download Kvaser Drivers

Dancing Bear Simulator

Download the Dancing Bear Simulator

Dancing Bear Logo on a VeeCAN Splash Screen, a custom system for a luxury Catamaran Yacht
A custom screen from the Dancing Bear boat system, containing the Refrigeration screen
The Dancing Bear's System water and fuel monitor
A Raptor made screen displaying and controlling overrides

Custom Advanced Simulator

Download the Custom Advanced Simulator

Initial Raptor splash screen
Example of a fuel gauge, fault panel and additional information at the bottom
A dial showing useful statistics of a specific engine
A quad gauge screen full of useful information, from temperatures to pressure

Electric Vehicle Simulator

Download the Electric Vehicle Simulator

New Eagle Splash Screen
Main menu for the EV custom display
A motor status informational screen
A battery status informational screen

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 ==Raptor Display Examples==
-===VeeCAN 500 Display Examples===
+===VeeCAN 500/700 Display Examples===
-<gallery widths=322px heights=222px perrow=4 caption="A selection of displays created on the Raptor VeeCAN 500">
+<gallery widths=322px heights=222px perrow=4 caption="A selection of displays created on the Raptor VeeCAN 500 and Raptor VeeCAN 700">
 Image:DBWHMI_Main.png|Autonomous Drive screen, shows system states to the driver/operator
 Image:DBWHMI_Cms.png|System Measurement screen, providing information about the on-board system
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 Image:VC500_dash.jpg|Engine Display screen, fully customizable images and actions including faults and status
 </gallery>
+Note: The VeeCAN 500 and 700 are developed using the same connectors, screen resolution, and overall physical design. The 700 is the larger of the two displays with its 7 inch display, where as the 500 has a 5" inch display. The projects above are programmable for both units.
 ===VeeCAN 320 Display Examples===