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Enode problems with multiple cars

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Hey.. I have two NISSAN EVs and that seems to be causing issues with the live data.
Currently it seems to switch randomly between the cars. We need an option to switch within ABRP or Enode, otherwise, this great feature is pretty useless…

Posted by Raphael Becker-Foss ·
Status: In Progress7 comments

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  • jeff.kupke

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    Dec 19, 2024

    Just wanted to confirm this is still an issue with ENodes and Hyundai vehicles in 12/2024

  • Bo (ABRP)

    Team•

    Nov 20, 2024

    We have found the problem causing the mixup (and which prevented you from getting to select the right vehicle from the beginning). If you unlink your vehicles and do the Enode login on the web instead of in the app it will work, and we will release a fix next week.

    • Martin Nyholm Jelle

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      Nov 20, 2024

      yes.. I now got a popup on the abrp screen after enode login prompting me to select what car.. on the enode side you still have both cars selected (with unselectable checkmarks) so initially I thought it didnt work. But after returning to ABRP it prompted

    • Raphael Becker-Foss

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      Nov 21, 2024

      Hi there, it still does not work. The website will prompt me to select one of the cars, but it still will draw the data randomly from whatever car decides to talk with enode.

      • Raphael Becker-Foss

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        Nov 21, 2024

        Ah, I now know why! Enode needs the car to have the “intelligent route planer” subscription to be active, since without it, Nissan Connect will not transmit the cars location. Enode however decides which car you are using ABRP with by comparing the location of the smartphone with the location of the car. That’s a shame, since the route planner subscription is 3 bucks a month and the route planner really s*cks :D Anyway, that’s why there are issues. Would be great if we could indeed simply select (and switch) which car to use.

        • Bo (ABRP)

          Team•

          Nov 22, 2024

          I see both of your Nissans now have the necessary vehicle ID for us to sort out which data goes to which car. So you think any remaining mixup is due to Enode’s handling of the data?

          • Raphael Becker-Foss

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            Nov 22, 2024

            At first I continued mixing the data up, then it seemed to have sorted it out. I stumbled across the missing “intelligent route planner” subscription because Enode prompted me towards said subscription not being active and claimed “connection problems” because of that. That said, regardless of me having that (and other) subscriptions active, Enode does seem to miss them no matter what. So this probably is an issue on the Enode side of things.

            Most importantly: it seems to work for now - if it acts up again, I’ll let you know!

            Thanks!