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Old 27th March 2014, 11:43   #841
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This sounds very interesting. Could you share some more details on it, please?
ECU Simulator is a small box with knobs, each representing some ECU output. It has choice of 2 OBD protocols and also speed/data width.
It runs on 12V or even 9V DC input.

I use it to try new Scanners, new Apps, returned/defective scanners, test scanners before shipping, etc.
Some startups/R&D firms both in apps & hardware bought it for on-desk kinda development/testing/etc. No need of car to try stuffs out.

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Old 28th March 2014, 09:56   #842
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ECU Simulator is a small box with knobs, each representing some ECU output. It has choice of 2 OBD protocols and also speed/data width.

No need of car to try stuffs out. Here are pics of the box for better understanding
That's one nifty little tool to have!

Yours seems to be set up for ISO 9141-2 & ISO 14230 (KWP2000?) from the picture. Can it be user configured for a different protocol (say, CAN) if we want?
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Where is the port on the 2012 i10 asta?
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Old 28th March 2014, 11:08   #844
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Where is the port on the 2012 i10 asta?
Its right where the dashboard ends below the steering. Above space Between brake and clutch pedal. You need to kneel down and look up.

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That's one nifty little tool to have!

Yours seems to be set up for ISO 9141-2 & ISO 14230 (KWP2000?) from the picture. Can it be user configured for a different protocol (say, CAN) if we want?
Yes, it is.
While I was creating the recording and turning the knobs to change the parameters, I felt like a DJ

Im still exploring it, there is USB port in it by which we would, will update once i crack it!

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Here is the best app i felt based on features, logging details, analysis, etc.

TestDrive - OBDII Data Logger
I did try it but on the dashboard the Big meter that displays RPM is flickering continously and when I try and connect it to the bluetooth it says 'Connection Failed'. The Smart Log was in green do I guess data logging was happening.

Not understanding the problem. Any solution?

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Old 29th March 2014, 13:52   #846
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I did try it but on the dashboard the Big meter that displays RPM is flickering continously and when I try and connect it to the bluetooth it says 'Connection Failed'. The Smart Log was in green do I guess data logging was happening.

Not understanding the problem. Any solution?

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App has stability issues, try to restrict to only req parameters for logging. Disable smart logging so you have full control on when to start and stop logging. When recording many parameters, update on dashboard slows down a bit.
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App has stability issues, try to restrict to only req parameters for logging. Disable smart logging so you have full control on when to start and stop logging. When recording many parameters, update on dashboard slows down a bit.
Shall try it now. Even without starting any parameter log the RPM meter is flickering and OBD doesn't connect.

Without OBD connection how are the values coming on the display puzzles me.

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Old 29th March 2014, 14:22   #848
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Shall try it now. Even without starting any parameter log the RPM meter is flickering and OBD doesn't connect.

Without OBD connection how are the values coming on the display puzzles me.

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There is an option is Settings which can mimic adapter is connected. Check if that is ticked
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Old 30th March 2014, 23:25   #849
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Has anyone tried openxc so far? I am keen on some feedback before i take the 120$ plunge, though seriously hoping that they could come up with something for ELM
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The free version of torque on some phones. The flickering and the slow transitions could be a phone problem. Check with another device with this adapter and the same software.
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Can anyone help me setting up the OBD for Skoda Rapid TDi .
I dont seem to be getting the fuel economy values correct??
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I was going through some turbo threads and some steering threads.

I saw folks connecting ELM327 and scanning for errors.

FYI...

ELM327 Reads only ENGINE related errors like crankshaft, timing, etc. and clear them, with Live Data.

ELM327 DO NOT Read ABS, AirBag, Immobilizer, HVAC, Climate Control, EPS, Transmission, Body Electronics like seat, light, etc Errors nor Live Data

There are more professional tools which can access those information
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Can anyone help me setting up the OBD for Skoda Rapid TDi .
I dont seem to be getting the fuel economy values correct??
Hi buddy,

Can you be a bit clear on the issue you are facing?

What software are you using to check on the data?

If it is the Torque App, then correctly enter the vehicle weight + fuel weight + driver weight etc to calculate the FE, Hp & Torque correctly.

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I am using the free torque app.
The app doesnt show fuel level even.
I can understand a little up and down .But i get figures of 5-8kmpl only.
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I brought a VGate ELM scan bluetooth version.
I am planning to get the same one from ebay for my WagonR.(2013 OBD2 model).This one seems a bit bigger than the other mini-model. So,will it come in contact with my left knee/leg if I keep it permanently plugged in the wagonR obd port?

Also, is there an on-off switch (that black button on the side - is it a power button?)

Regarding the design defect that you had explained a few pages back, will it be fine if I open the casing and fix a piece of insulation tape over that IC on which the connector pin may come in contact?
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