The American Truck Simulator Dashboard gives a long haul its own instrument screen on XENEON EDGE. Use it to read your current speed against the posted limit and to keep the delivery and truck condition visible while the main display stays on the highway.

Compare remaining miles with your fuel range

Check the remaining route distance against the estimated fuel range rather than reading the fuel gauge in isolation. In imperial units, the panel shows distance in miles, fuel in gallons and economy in mpg. DEF has its own reading. On a loaded job, the arrival estimate, next rest and delivery deadline give you three different time checks; the cargo, company and pay identify the job they belong to.

Use the gauges as feedback, not controls

Gear, RPM, cruise and retarder reflect what you're doing in ATS. The warning row shows states such as turn signals, lights, parking brake and low fuel. The Truck panel adds air pressure, oil and water readings and brake temperature; the Condition panel separates damage to the tractor, trailer and cargo. It also surfaces brief notices for fines, tolls and completed deliveries.

Connect the widget to American Truck Simulator

This version is for 64-bit American Truck Simulator on Windows, with CORSAIR iCUE 5.52 or newer and XENEON EDGE. Add it in iCUE and use the widget's one-time setup to download the ATS game connection. Place the file from the ZIP in the game's plugins folder, then start the game. There's no separate background app, but the game connection is required for live readings.

Choose imperial or metric units in the iCUE settings. If the widget is in a smaller dashboard space, switch tabs to inspect route or truck information without changing the in-game view.

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