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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast
When at least three other people will give it a positive feedback!
This is a useful looking app!
When do we think it will be promoted to extras?
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shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
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gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
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2012-01-11
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#24
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Originally Posted by m750
Those are what i was asking for, knowing already that OBD-II alone is not "everything" and makers often do not publish their own extensions to the standard - which often are the most interesting / helpful bits.
This version of pyobd contain standard OBD codes and some codes customized by cars maker.
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2012-01-11
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Often same codes have different meanings depending by cars. Then, as I said, you have to use Internet, but for some codes the search is not easy.
iIf you want to customize (add or change) the codes recognized by pyobd, just edit the file:
/home/opt/pyobd/obd2_codes.py
Last edited by m750; 2012-01-11 at 20:39.
iIf you want to customize (add or change) the codes recognized by pyobd, just edit the file:
/home/opt/pyobd/obd2_codes.py
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maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
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2012-01-11
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So, basically, everyone can add own codes, if she/he is sure they're correct and won't blow up engine? Cool! Seems like decent totally FOSS replacement for Carman, at last.
/Estel
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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by rotoflex
This is the same one I have... works well with this and Carman for the N800/N900. Also works with most linux apps I've tried on my laptop. You can find them for as cheap at $20 new these days, cheaper used.
I am using one of the black adapters with orange sticker available from many sellers on eBay, & it works well.
@Estel:
I think all you would need is the usbserial.ko driver (which comes with the kp-modules package). You may have to setup the system to recognize your particular dongle as using that driver, but assuming it's generic, it should work.
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2012-01-12
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Originally Posted by Estel
Yes, the engine will not blow up!
So, basically, everyone can add own codes, if she/he is sure they're correct and won't blow up engine? Cool! Seems like decent totally FOSS replacement for Carman, at last./Estel
The meaning of the code is only a text string.
The ECU send three pairs of hex numbers, for example "7F 07 11". The software convert this number in a code (P1809).
pyOBD look into the file mentioned above. If the code is present, pyOBD retrive the text.
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"P1808": "Ford: 4-Wheel Drive Low Indicator Circuit Open or Short To Ground",
"P1809": "Nissan: Transmission 4-wheel drive Low indicator Open circuit",
"P1810": "GM: TFP Valve Position Switch Circuit",
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maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)
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2012-01-14
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Okay so I thought i'd try this, from testing.
Played for an hour or so trying to get it to "Pair".
I finally got it to work by putting in the code '6789' letting it fail.
Then selected offline mode, this left "obd2ecu" device in the BT menu.
Opened pyOBD and searched for devs. It connected effortlessly several times after that, using pyOBD's menu.
As for the app it works as it should.
Some things I did notice was it's not very finger friendly I did require the stylus a fair bit. (I suppose that's why it's there)
Especially for scrolling down the pages, I instantly missed kinetic scrolling that other apps provide.
I also wondered why the menu area wasn't utilised to put options up off the screen?
Finally the "About" section doesn't provide you with app version information. Had to go to HAM to find I was on version (0.9.2-8).
I am not trying to take anything away from this very useful app.
Just pointing out my first impressions (sorry for the essay).
Thank you for bringing this to the N900.
Played for an hour or so trying to get it to "Pair".
I finally got it to work by putting in the code '6789' letting it fail.
Then selected offline mode, this left "obd2ecu" device in the BT menu.
Opened pyOBD and searched for devs. It connected effortlessly several times after that, using pyOBD's menu.
As for the app it works as it should.
Originally Posted by rotoflex
I second this, although I have not tested all parts of the app (mainly fault code section).
There is no guesswork, confusion, or worry about making the connection. It proceeds practically automatically.
It requires no outside hints to make it work, it is intuitive for the user, it does exactly what it is supposed to
Some things I did notice was it's not very finger friendly I did require the stylus a fair bit. (I suppose that's why it's there)
Especially for scrolling down the pages, I instantly missed kinetic scrolling that other apps provide.
I also wondered why the menu area wasn't utilised to put options up off the screen?
Finally the "About" section doesn't provide you with app version information. Had to go to HAM to find I was on version (0.9.2-8).
I am not trying to take anything away from this very useful app.
Just pointing out my first impressions (sorry for the essay).
Thank you for bringing this to the N900.
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2012-01-15
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#30
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I wrote a pure C and pure GTK app that works on my N900 and linux PC that talks to my bluetooth ELM adapter. I just need to get it into Extras.
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I recommend you to do internet searches to find the meaning of the codes, because aside from the standard ones, those are a lot of codes customized by cars vendor.
One example: link
maxcpu : change cpu's clock with a TAP!
savecpu : overheating control for overclocked n900.
shaketowake2 : Enable/Disable wake up/rest by shaking.
tilt2control : control mediaplayer by tilting your n900.
gpstracker-c : easy handle your gpstracker tk102.
pyOBD for maemo (OBD-II cars diagnostic)