Head Up Display System W02 5.5 inch Car OBDII HUD Fuel Consumption Warning System

Head Up Display System W02 5.5 inch Car OBDII HUD Fuel Consumption Warning System
What is the HUD?
** Head Up Display, which is abbreviated to HUD, which is short for Head Up Display, with the meaning of Look-up display device, or look-at-the-front-horizontally display device is designed for preventing accident, which can project important information (e.g. vehicle speed) onto the front windshield at the eye level of the driver. Besides, the display location and brightness can be adjusted through automatic induction, which can prevent the driver from looking down at the instrument panel and shorten the time of eyes for the blind spot in front.
This can avoid breaking rules and regulations due to speeding in many speed-limited sections. What's more important, it can enable the driver to read the number instantly without shifting horizon, which is of vital value in reducing traffic accidents caused by absent-mind due to looking down.
Description:
** Our multifunctional HUD product is developed based on OBDⅡ interface and has good cost-performance ratio. It is designed by adopting the latest integrated circuit with stable performance and has a beautiful and elegant appearance. The installation and adjustment examination can be finished within 3 minutes by using an easier and safer method.
Notes:
1. Automatically adapt to the automobile models with OBD II (Bus Automatic Diagnostic System) interface.Check if it has the automobile diagnostic socket under the steering wheel (most of car has this socket manufactured after the year 2003).
2. Identify the car's 16-pin diagnostic socket (Figure2), connecting the OBDII cable to the 16-pin diagnostic socket if it has this socket.
3. Put the non-slip pad onto the instrument pane, then put HUD on the non-slip pad, you can adjust the angle an position.
4. The reflective film may be affixed to the forward position of HUD and stick to the front windshield, ensuring that the information, such as car speed can be projected to the reflecti