I learned that opening the settings window in Moza pithouse will change your port in LFS cfg.txt file even though you don't save.
Anyway, here's file I was given my teammate to import in gauge settings
{
"appFirmwareVersion": "1.2.4.3",
"clutchPaddleMode": 2,
"controllerType": "steering",
"hardwareVersion": "RS21-D05-HW SM-CU-V03",
"indicatorBurstInterval": 125,
"indicatorDisplayMode": 0,
"indicatorGroupBrightness": 15,
"indicatorRpmRegulationMode": 1,
"indicatorSwitchMode": 1,
"localParameters": {
"rpmBlinkingAbsThreshold": 7300,
"rpmBlinkingPreThreshold": 94,
"rpmLowerLimit": 0,
"rpmUpperLimit": 10000
},
"rpmAbs": {
"0": 5000,
"1": 5300,
"2": 5600,
"3": 6000,
"4": 6300,
"5": 6600,
"6": 6900,
"7": 7000,
"8": 7300,
"9": 7600
},
"rpmPercent": {
"0": 75,
"1": 79,
"2": 82,
"3": 85,
"4": 87,
"5": 88,
"6": 89,
"7": 90,
"8": 92,
"9": 94
},
"stickMode": 0,
"version": "1.0"
}
attached, rename .json.txt to .json. Settings need to be adjusted for each car for best experience.
My cfg.txt settings
OutGauge Mode 1
OutGauge Delay 1
OutGauge IP 127.0.0.1
OutGauge Port 29998
OutGauge ID 0
And I set port to 29998 in Moza settings window in UDP port. But that indicator isn't very much use for me, as only one OutGauge thing can work at one time (don't quote me on that) and I prefer something else using it.