MrTeal and I have developed mining hardware called Chili using BFL chips and it uses the BLF driver. The driver interface / protocol defines a command (ZTX) that allows cgminer to request three voltages from the hardware. The 3 values are typically 3.3V, 1.0V, and 12V. cgminer displays the 3.3V value on the screen but in my opinion this is the least interesting voltage value. I would prefer it to show the (nominal) 1.0V value as this directly impacts hashing speed and power. On other BFL hardware, this value is fixed at the factory, but on a Chili, it is configurable by software allowing automatic overclocking. Thus the interest in displaying this value.
Please consider this reply a formal request to change the displayed value from the 3.3V value to the 1.0V value. If you have enough screen real estate, it should show 3 digits to the right of the decimal point. Ex: 1.057V Thank you.
BTW - We have added a new field to the ZCX command to distinguish our hardware apart from BFL hardware:
"MANUFACTURER: MrTeal and ChipGeek\n"