Do you click at your car → Edit connections and then OBD connection button?
Erlevent
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Jan 19
Yes. The ABRP app shows iOS vlink during OBD scans, but not Android vlinks. This wasn't a problem before, but it's now become a major issue. (Note: The phone's Bluetooth connection is fine; the problem is with the ABRP OBD scan.)
Linda ABRP
Team•
Jan 19
You need to select the iOS vlinks. ios stands for BLE.
Erlevent
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Jan 19
My phone android.
Erlevent
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Jan 19
İos vlink for iphone
Android vlink for android
Erlevent
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Jan 19
There areno problems with other OBD applications.
Linda ABRP
Team•
Jan 19
According to my colleague ios stands for BLE while Android stands for classic BT. So if you want to connect you need to select the ios.
Erlevent
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Jan 19
Not ios conncet. 10th dissconnect
Erlevent
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Jan 19
Erlevent
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Jan 19
Not connect
Samuel_ABRP
Team•
Jan 19
Hey, if you want to use OBD with ABRP, you need to use the BLE interface of the OBD dongle, which is the one with iOS in its name. So disconnect the Android one, and just use the iOS named one in the app. Those are just names, not really OS related interfaces. iOS means the Bluetooth Low Energy interface, Android is the classic BT interface, which is not supported by iOS. BLE works on both though.
Erlevent
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Jan 19
İos =iphone
BLE =Bluetooth Low Energy interface
Ok.ok……
Could you send me a YouTube link on how to connect an Android phone to an iOS Bluetooth device?
Samuel_ABRP
Team•
Jan 19
just select “ios-vlink” in ABRP when trying to connect to the dongle. You probably need to disconnect the “android-vlink” from your BT settings before.
Erlevent
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Jan 19
It used to work when I connected it to the Android Vlink dangle, but why isn't it working now?
Samuel_ABRP
Team•
Jan 19
We only support BLE since forever, so it probably never worked as intended from the app.
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Linda ABRP
Jan 19
Hi
Can you please explain a little bit more?
Do you click at your car → Edit connections and then OBD connection button?
Erlevent
Jan 19
Yes. The ABRP app shows iOS vlink during OBD scans, but not Android vlinks. This wasn't a problem before, but it's now become a major issue. (Note: The phone's Bluetooth connection is fine; the problem is with the ABRP OBD scan.)
Linda ABRP
Jan 19
You need to select the iOS vlinks. ios stands for BLE.
Erlevent
Jan 19
My phone android.
Erlevent
Jan 19
İos vlink for iphone
Android vlink for android
Erlevent
Jan 19
There are no problems with other OBD applications.Linda ABRP
Jan 19
According to my colleague ios stands for BLE while Android stands for classic BT. So if you want to connect you need to select the ios.
Erlevent
Jan 19
Not ios conncet. 10th dissconnect
Erlevent
Jan 19
Erlevent
Jan 19
Not connect
Samuel_ABRP
Jan 19
Hey, if you want to use OBD with ABRP, you need to use the BLE interface of the OBD dongle, which is the one with iOS in its name. So disconnect the Android one, and just use the iOS named one in the app. Those are just names, not really OS related interfaces. iOS means the Bluetooth Low Energy interface, Android is the classic BT interface, which is not supported by iOS. BLE works on both though.
Erlevent
Jan 19
İos =iphone
BLE =Bluetooth Low Energy interface
Ok.ok……
Could you send me a YouTube link on how to connect an Android phone to an iOS Bluetooth device?
Samuel_ABRP
Jan 19
just select “ios-vlink” in ABRP when trying to connect to the dongle. You probably need to disconnect the “android-vlink” from your BT settings before.
Erlevent
Jan 19
It used to work when I connected it to the Android Vlink dangle, but why isn't it working now?
Samuel_ABRP
Jan 19
We only support BLE since forever, so it probably never worked as intended from the app.