Before your next jump, it's useful to see the Frame Shift Drive state, remaining route and fuel without opening another panel in the game. StreamSpell's Elite Dangerous Dashboard puts those readings on a CORSAIR XENEON EDGE. It's a display for ship and pilot status, not a control surface for flying the ship.

Check the ship before a jump or docking

Start with flight mode and FSD state. The dashboard distinguishes normal space and supercruise and can show whether the drive is ready, charging, cooling down or mass locked. The status lights show conditions such as landing gear, deployed hardpoints and low fuel. Check those alongside the SYS, ENG and WEP pips to see your current power allocation rather than guessing from the last change you made.

Use the readings that match what you're doing

For a multi-jump route, look at the current system, target, jumps left and next star class, then compare the main tank and reserve readings. Near a planet, the dashboard can show heading, altitude and coordinates. On foot, it shows oxygen, health and temperature instead of asking you to interpret ship-only readings.

The ship panel also shows hull and cargo. Hide credits from the iCUE settings if you don't want them visible on the display. In a compact layout, use the tabs to get to the information that doesn't fit alongside the main panel.

Connect the widget to your PC game

Use Elite Dangerous on Windows, CORSAIR iCUE 5.52 or newer and XENEON EDGE. Add the widget in iCUE, then launch the game. It reads the status files the PC game already writes; you don't install a separate game connection or companion app. If no status is showing, check that the PC game is running before changing your layout.

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