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| displays diagnostic sensor data | |
| reads diagnostic trouble codes | |
| clears the "check engine" light | |
| 0 to 100 km/h performance timer | |
| records sensor data for OBD Graph |
Any Palm with a serial port. This includes most models
except for a few that are USB only (more details).
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OBD
Gauge for Pocket PC| displays diagnostic sensor data | |
| reads diagnostic trouble codes | |
| clears the "check engine" light | |
| records sensor data for OBD Graph |
Any Pocket PC 2002 or 2003 with a serial port. Purchase
the appropriate serial cable for your PDA.
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| displays sensor data recorded by OBD Gauge | |
| draws line graphs for selected sensors | |
| shows tabular view of sensor data | |
| exports data to CSV file for Excel or other applications |
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ScanTool.net offers these OBD-II interfaces:
| ElmScan ISO | |
| ElmScan VPW | |
| ElmScan PWM | |
| ElmScan 5 |
Purchase the version appropriate for your car. You will need an OBD-II cable, and a serial adapter to connect the PDA serial cable to the ElmScan serial connector.
Multiplex
Engineering offers these OBD-II interfaces for PDAs:
| T16-006 | |
| T16-003 (shown here) |
The OBD-II protocol is software selectable. The hardware supports ISO, VPW, PWM, and KWP. These interfaces plug directly into a serial PDA cable. The T16-006 requires an OBD-II cable; the T16-003 has an integral OBD-II connector. Multiplex offers the T16-009 which also supports the CAN protocol, but is not yet supported by OBD Gauge. Support for the T16-009 will be added in a future version.
The
Car-Pal OBD-II interface connects
wirelessly using Bluetooth. The module plugs directly into the OBD-II connector
of the vehicle. No cables are needed when used with a Bluetooth capable Palm,
Pocket PC, or Windows PC. ISO, SAE, KWP and CAN bus protocols are supported.
The
OBDPro Serial Scantool is compatible with
OBD Gauge and offers support for all OBD2 protocols (ISO, VPW, PWM, KWP,
and CAN).
Build
your own blueOBD OBD-II interface,
featuring a wireless Bluetooth connection, and a tiny form factor.
The
OBDKey vehicle interface uses either
Bluetooth or USB 2.0 and plugs straight into the standard OBD connector in your
car. OBDKey provides wire free diagnostics with Bluetooth or is supplied with a
2 metre USB (mini B) cable. All OBD standard protocols (ISO, PWM, VPWM, KWP2000,
CAN bus) are supported, as are some additional vehicle specific protocols.
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Download a single ZIP file containing:
| OBD Gauge Users Manual | |
| OBD Gauge 1.9 for Palm | |
| OBD Gauge 1.3 for Pocket PC | |
| OBD Graph 1.1 for Windows | |
| Source code for all software |
| Screen shots | |
| Connection ideas | |
| Mounting ideas | |
| Change log |
| OBD-Codes - trouble codes resource site | |
| OBD-II Protocols by Manufacturer | |
| troublecodes.net - look up your manufacturer specific DTCs | |
| Kreyder Motorsport - OBD-II interface from France |
Because this software is free of charge, there is no warranty. It is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied.
Post your questions, comments, and suggestions me at
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