OBD command Editor
In the initialization commands , the last two commands are AT SH XXX and AT CRA YYY
Ex for my Seat Mii
AT SH 7E5 (header)
AT CRA 7ED (response header)
=> But all PID don’t have the same header/response header
So, these 2 commands should be implemented on each PID, independantly, and not in the common initialization commands section …
(It is implemented in this way in CarScanner).
Second point : when I add a new PID, odometer for example, I can NOT choose the exact corresponding obd command, I can only choose among several “22xxyy” commands in a list that are wrong…
It is important to add the feature to edit the command
third point : how to display new added PIDs during navigation ?
I am an expert with obd commands, don’t hesitate to ask , I can help !
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Samuel_ABRP
Dec 23, 2024
Hi,
as for the first point… All the commands we currently use, work with those headers set, so it is not necessary, to move those down to the data section. Only if more are added that need different headers, it makes sense to move them down. We do that for other cars too, for example here:
https://github.com/iternio/ev-obd-pids/blob/main/mg/mgzsev.json
third point: a list of supported values can be found here:
https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/7396339/SWTK5a8w#fdb20525-51da-4195-8138-54deabe907d5
All the properties listed there can be used for OBD with the same names and conversion units as described in that API endpoint.
I’m not sure if I can follow on the second point, as it just represents the list from the json file (see for example here for eUP:
https://github.com/iternio/ev-obd-pids/blob/main/volkswagen/eUP.json
). Check the MG ZS EV json for comparison on how to have individual pid related headers or commands.
Samuel_ABRP
Dec 23, 2024
If you are an expert on OBD and you can provide a better OBD commands list than what we have, you could also send me a mail to samuel@iternio.com and we can try to get it to work in the json like format, which might be easier to make bigger changes at once.