ok, did it end up working bluetooth? i dont remember seeing the outcome of how it worked.
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ok, did it end up working bluetooth? i dont remember seeing the outcome of how it worked.
Yep. Adapters are available on my website.
Can we get a summary post or a link to your site or anything? In the market... posting this from my s3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphetic
Yea a summary or short video clip showing how it works would be great!
Essentially how it works.. you will connect the adapter to the OBD port of your car with a 12V line powering it, either from accessory or constantly on. It will remain connected in your car, as there is really no reason to remove it and you can tuck it out of the way.
Then, you pair the device to your phone through bluetooth and use the software to connect with the device. Pick what sensors you want to log, pick a color if you want to graph them, uncheck "pause". Bang, that's it.
can we get a time frame of how much longer before people start recieving these? someone of us need a logger by Yesterday...
Uploaded an update to the market that adds diagnostic test menu functionality and fixes a few bugs, as well as fixes the hardware link. Enjoy :)
Is there going to be a cheaper USB cable alternative?
Edit: Plus charging feature as previously mentioned.
Thanks
A USB alternative would not be cheaper, as it would have to have a stronger microprocessor to emulate ADB. It's the only way I've figured out that will enable me to transfer bytes via USB cable (and it uses a pretty nifty workaround to do so).Quote:
Originally Posted by Uniuno
However, the next version will have standalone logging to an SD card, hybrid ECU support, dedicated 0-5v inputs (for wideband, oil pressure, etc), onboard MAP sensor, and a few more bells and whistles. Buuuut... I obviously can't offer it for cheaper. What's the main thing that's holding you back right now?
Any updates to this? Link to site? Thanks
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