Newsflash: If your smartphone isn't talking to your car yet, you're behind the times. Connect2Car's MultiFunctional Controller (MFC) is revolutionizing the way we interact with our vehicles by providing a single piece of hardware that will control door locks, windows, engine startup, and more - and you run it through your Bluetooth-enabled cellphone.
Control All Your Car's Features
To the steadily growing list of cool things one can do with a cellphone, you can now add "control the car." With the MFC, Connect2Car has designed a system that gives instructions via BT (or serial cable) to operate virtually any component of your car you can imagine. The best part is that, via a software called SoftDash, you can program the MFC to do fairly complicated tasks.
Yeah, Those Features
Here's just a sampling of the features the MFC can be programmed to control: keyless entry, engine cutoff, car alarm, window roll up/down, remote start, engine diagnostics, convertible top, solenoids, air-ride suspension, stereo, and more.
What Do I Need?
Obviously, you'll need an MFC installed in your vehicle. Beyond that, all you need is a Bluetooth-enabled phone and the correct SoftDash download. After that, you and your car could give Knight Rider a run for his money.
