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Conspit CSD Nano Dashboard

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281.30zł

281.30zł

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Conspit CSD Nano is a compact sim racing telemetry display with a 2.99-inch LCD panel and an 800 × 268 resolution. It can run ready-made CONSPIT layouts, SimHub dashboards, or custom images and videos. ARES wheel bases support magnetic pogo-pin mounting, while other setups can use a direct USB-C connection. Explore more sim racing dashboards available from Simline.eu.

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Telemetry in a small display above the wheel base

CSD Nano presents essential driving data without occupying the space required by a large dashboard. Its 2.99-inch LCD panel with an 800 × 268 resolution can display the current gear, speed, engine RPM, lap timing, delta, tyre information, and other telemetry.

Brightness is adjusted through software, allowing the screen to suit the lighting around the cockpit and the visibility of nearby equipment. The wide, low format places information close to the driver's natural line of sight when the unit is installed directly above the wheel-base shaft.

Conspit CSD Nano magnetically mounted on an ARES Platinum wheel base
Conspit CSD Nano showing telemetry above the wheel-base shaft

A fixed view while the steering wheel is moving

On the Conspit ARES 12 and ARES Platinum 20, the display attaches to the front of the housing. Magnets hold it in place, while pogo pins provide the connection without routing a USB cable to the display itself.

The screen does not rotate with the steering wheel. This is particularly useful with Formula, GT, butterfly, and open-top wheel designs that leave the compact display clearly visible on the wheel base.

More than 10 ready-made CONSPIT Link 2.0 layouts

In native mode, CSD Nano works with CONSPIT Link 2.0. The manufacturer provides more than 10 layouts designed for the proportions of the 2.99-inch screen, so telemetry can be used without building a dashboard from scratch.

The available pages focus on different sets of information. Drivers can select a layout centred on gear and RPM, lap timing, delta, or tyre data to match the car and the type of session.

Ready-made telemetry layouts for the Conspit CSD Nano display
SimHub dashboards shown on the Conspit CSD Nano display

SimHub dashboards on CSD Nano

The second mode uses SimHub and supports dashboards tailored to a particular game or car. Before the first use, download the official CSDNano.shdp device file from the CONSPIT Download Center and add it to SimHub.

Once the device is configured, compatible SimHub projects can be used and the information shown during a session can be changed. The PC connection is made through the pogo pins on a compatible ARES wheel base or directly through USB-C.

Custom graphics or video instead of telemetry

The media mode can show a custom image or video. This allows the screen to become a visual part of the cockpit by displaying a team logo, driver number, or short animation.

Live game data is not shown in this mode. To return to telemetry, CSD Nano must be switched to CONSPIT Link 2.0 or SimHub mode.

Custom graphics and video on the Conspit CSD Nano screen
Rear of the Conspit CSD Nano with magnetic mount and USB-C port

Magnetic installation beyond ARES wheel bases

An adhesive-backed metal plate is included with the device. It allows the magnetic mount to be used on another wheel base, cockpit dashboard, or rig component, provided that the selected location has a suitable flat surface.

A USB-C cable must be routed to the display when it is installed away from an ARES front interface. Before attaching the plate, check screen visibility from the seat, steering-wheel clearance, and the space required for the plug and cable.

A 92 mm wide housing

CSD Nano measures 92 × 27 × 13 mm. Its slim construction reduces obstruction of the main monitor and does not require a separate large bracket. A glass panel provides an even front surface over the screen.

The device is designed for PC. CONSPIT Link 2.0 or SimHub handles configuration and telemetry, while the USB-C cable required for a direct connection is included in the package.

Compact Conspit CSD Nano display shown in a hand
RPM Leds
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Parameter Details
Manufacturer CONSPIT
Model CSD Nano
Type Compact telemetry display
Display 2.99-inch LCD
Resolution 800 × 268 pixels
Brightness adjustment Software controlled
Dimensions 92 × 27 × 13 mm
Front panel Glass
Mounting method Magnetic
ARES wheel-base connection Magnetic pogo-pin connection on the front interface
Universal connection USB Type-C
Operating modes CONSPIT Link 2.0, SimHub, custom media
Native layouts More than 10
Platform PC
Net weight Not published by the manufacturer

1. What does Conspit CSD Nano do?

It shows game telemetry, SimHub dashboards, or custom images and videos on a compact 2.99-inch display.

2. Does CSD Nano have a touchscreen?

The manufacturer identifies it as an LCD display and does not specify touch support. Configuration is handled through PC software.

3. Which operating modes are available?

The display supports native CONSPIT Link 2.0 layouts, SimHub dashboards, and custom image or video playback.

4. What is required to use CSD Nano with SimHub?

Install SimHub and add the official CSDNano.shdp device file available from the CONSPIT Download Center.

5. Does CSD Nano attach directly to Conspit ARES wheel bases?

Yes. ARES 12 and ARES Platinum 20 provide a front interface for magnetic mounting and pogo-pin connection.

6. Can the display be installed on another brand of wheel base?

Yes, using the included adhesive-backed metal plate. In this configuration, connect the display to the PC with USB-C.

7. Is a USB-C cable required when the display is mounted on an ARES base?

Not when the compatible front interface is used. The pogo pins provide the connection without routing a cable to the mounted display.

8. Can a custom video be displayed together with telemetry?

No. Custom media mode shows an image or video instead of live game data.

9. How is CSD Nano different from the larger Conspit CSD?

CSD Nano uses a compact 2.99-inch screen and magnetic mounting. The Conspit CSD has a 5-inch display, RGB indicators, and physical rotary controls.

10. What is included in the package?

The CSD Nano display, a USB Type-C cable, and an adhesive-backed metal mounting plate.

Device or environment Compatibility and connection
Conspit ARES 12 Yes, direct magnetic mounting and pogo-pin connection
Conspit ARES Platinum 20 Yes, direct magnetic mounting and pogo-pin connection
Other wheel bases and rigs Possible with the included adhesive plate and a USB-C cable; check the mounting surface and screen visibility
CONSPIT Link 2.0 Yes, for native telemetry pages and device control
SimHub Yes, after installing the official CSDNano.shdp device file
Windows PC Yes
Consoles No confirmed support; the product is designed for PC
Item Quantity
Conspit CSD Nano display 1
USB Type-C cable 1
Adhesive-backed metal mounting plate 1
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