This may be a different, but acceptable hardware solution to your problem— when the Bluetooth went out on my original JVC head unit in my 2010 Roadster Sport (#879), I replaced it (although I have retained the original JVC unit) with a Sony XAVAX1000, which is a single-DIN unit with a double-DIN touch screen (w/ Android Auto & Apple CarPlay[!]). The double-DIN screen overhangs the bottom of the single-DIN chassis (see 2nd photo, below). It is a relatively simple install (if you’ve wired the Raspberry Pi, you can do this install)—just wire matching and the filing of two small notches into the single-DIN chassis to latch into the existing mounting bracket for the original JVC head unit. The minor down side is that the larger double-DIN screen slightly obscures from view the HVAC controls at the bottom of the dash (fortunately, I have them memorized)—way better than the mission required to cut up the dash to install the Roadster 2.5 double-DIN surround in a pre-2.5 Roadster. The larger screen also makes for a sensible installation of a rearview camera (which I have also done).

On Oct 23, 2022, at 1:31 AM, Michael Balzer <dexter@expeedo.de> wrote:

Greg,

add a web hook plugin to /dashboard hook body.pre containing:

<style>
.modal pre { font-size: 25px; }
</style>

…or whatever font size works for you, default is 13px. You might also give adding "font-weight: bold;" a try.

Regards,
Michael

Am 23.10.22 um 04:14 schrieb Greg D.:
Hi folks,

While I'm thinking of it, a quick question.

I have my OVMS v3's Web "Dashboard" being displayed by a Raspberry Pi in my car (a 2010 Tesla Roadster). The Pi is keyboard-less; just a mouse pad to click around the display, which is the car's tiny in-dash Av/Nav radio (the single-DIN one). VGA resolution and physically small, but surprisingly functional. Sort of a HUD, but with all the gauges represented and appropriate to the car.

When the Roadster urps up an alert, a pop-up window gets displayed with the alert code. That's great, but the font size is really tiny. It's very hard to read, especially while driving.

My question: Is there a way to increase the size of the font, preferably with some sort of persistent configuration command to the OVMSv3? There's no keyboard, so zooming in with control-plus isn't available.

Thanks,

Greg
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