Using the Display's Integrated USB Consult Cable Refer to the user guide for more detailed instructions. The display should power up and be ready to use.Plug the consult plug into car's consult port.Please also refer to the user guide, which may have also been included as a hard copy: There are also different tabs for Fault Codes etc, also for the fuel economy sensors you will need to set your cars injector size (a list of common injector sizes are given at the end of the LCD Displays user guide) and number of cylinders in the options. Double click a gauge to return out of gauges mode. For ECUTalk, you select the port from the dropdown to connect, it will read available sensors, and you can select which ones you wish to see as gauges then click the view gauges button.Download and Run ECUTalk_v1.4.0.exe (click Run anyway if prompted by Windows that its unrecognised file - or 'Actions' then 'More Options' then 'Run anyway' on later versions of Windows).Consult port doesnt get power on accessories. Ensure car is either ON (ignition on, but not running) or RUNNING.

Plug other end into laptop USB port (install drivers first!).Install the USB drivers as per the last section on this page (download the file, then right click -> Run As Administrator on the downloaded file).The steps for actually using the cable and software (see Software Available section) are relatively simple: ECUTalk Nissan Consult Cable ECUTalk Nissan Consult Cable / Consult LCD Display Using the Cable

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