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* Some prior ECUs are supported such as Ford - check the manufacturer's information for more information. | * Some prior ECUs are supported such as Ford - check the manufacturer's information for more information. | ||
* [http://www.auterraweb.com/aboutcan.html List of CAN bus supported vehicles prior to 2008] | * [http://www.auterraweb.com/aboutcan.html List of CAN bus supported vehicles prior to 2008] | ||
* ''For older non-CAN bus OBD-II systems, we are developing bridge adapter that will translate older OBD-II protocols to CAN. Due Q1 2015'' | |||
==System Configuration== | ==System Configuration== | ||
* Start the RaceCapture app and read the current configuration | * '''Pre-requisites:''' Ensure you have firmware version 2.7.3 or later. | ||
* Start the RaceCapture app and read the current configuration from RaceCapture/Pro | |||
* Navigate to the Configuration / OBD-II view | * Navigate to the Configuration / OBD-II view | ||
==Enable CAN bus== | ==Enable CAN bus== | ||
* Enable the CAN bus and select the baud rate for your interface. | * Enable the CAN bus and select the baud rate for your interface. | ||
* '''Protip''' Most ECUs operatate at 500K or 250K baud. Try 500K first, then 250K. If neither work, consult the vehicle manufacturer | * '''Protip:''' Most ECUs operatate at 500K or 250K baud. Try 500K first, then 250K. If neither work, consult the vehicle manufacturer | ||
[[Image:RC_app_can_bus_config.png| | [[Image:RC_app_can_bus_config.png|800px]] | ||
==Enable OBD-II Channels== | ==Enable OBD-II Channels== | ||
[[Image:rc_app_obd2_config.png| | [[Image:rc_app_obd2_config.png|800px]] | ||
* Enable OBD2 by | * Enable OBD2 by enabling the switch at the top | ||
* press the "+" button at the bottom to add a new OBD-II channel. | * press the "+" button at the bottom to add a new OBD-II channel. | ||
** Specify the channel and logged sample rate. | ** Specify the channel and logged sample rate. | ||
** '''Protip''' | ** '''Protip:''' The OBD-II protocol requests data sequentially, one OBD-II query per channel. Consequently, the logged sample rate may be slower than the actual rate OBD-II data is retrieved from the ECU. This will be more noticeable as more channels are enabled. | ||
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==Write the configuration== | ==Write the configuration== | ||
* Write the configuration back to RaceCapture/Pro | * Write the configuration back to RaceCapture/Pro by touching the icon button in the lower left of the screen with the arrow pointing down. | ||
==Connect OBD-II cable== | ==Connect OBD-II cable== | ||
* Connect OBD-II cable and plug the RJ-45 end into the plug next to the green terminal block. | * Connect OBD-II cable and plug the RJ-45 end into the plug next to the green terminal block. | ||
* '''Protip''' You can power RaceCapture/Pro (MK2) from the OBD-II connection, for a plug and play installation | * '''Protip:''' You can power RaceCapture/Pro (MK2) from the OBD-II connection, for a plug and play installation | ||
==Observe OBD-II data== | ==Observe OBD-II data== | ||
With the engine running and app connected in dashboard mode, navigate to the dashboard's raw channel view - you can observe the OBD-II data streaming along with the other sensor values. | With the engine running and app connected in dashboard mode, navigate to the dashboard's raw channel view - you can observe the OBD-II data streaming along with the other sensor values. | ||
* '''Protip:''' This OBD-II data will be included in the data logged to SD card and telemetry stream. | |||
[[Image:rc_app_obd2_raw_channel_view.png| | [[Image:rc_app_obd2_raw_channel_view.png|800px]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:15, 11 December 2014
Enabling OBD-II
Supported OBD-II interfaces
Currently RaceCapture/Pro supports the CAN bus protocol for OBD-II for 2008 and newer ECUs.
- Some prior ECUs are supported such as Ford - check the manufacturer's information for more information.
- List of CAN bus supported vehicles prior to 2008
- For older non-CAN bus OBD-II systems, we are developing bridge adapter that will translate older OBD-II protocols to CAN. Due Q1 2015
System Configuration
- Pre-requisites: Ensure you have firmware version 2.7.3 or later.
- Start the RaceCapture app and read the current configuration from RaceCapture/Pro
- Navigate to the Configuration / OBD-II view
Enable CAN bus
- Enable the CAN bus and select the baud rate for your interface.
- Protip: Most ECUs operatate at 500K or 250K baud. Try 500K first, then 250K. If neither work, consult the vehicle manufacturer
Enable OBD-II Channels
- Enable OBD2 by enabling the switch at the top
- press the "+" button at the bottom to add a new OBD-II channel.
- Specify the channel and logged sample rate.
- Protip: The OBD-II protocol requests data sequentially, one OBD-II query per channel. Consequently, the logged sample rate may be slower than the actual rate OBD-II data is retrieved from the ECU. This will be more noticeable as more channels are enabled.
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Write the configuration
- Write the configuration back to RaceCapture/Pro by touching the icon button in the lower left of the screen with the arrow pointing down.
Connect OBD-II cable
- Connect OBD-II cable and plug the RJ-45 end into the plug next to the green terminal block.
- Protip: You can power RaceCapture/Pro (MK2) from the OBD-II connection, for a plug and play installation
Observe OBD-II data
With the engine running and app connected in dashboard mode, navigate to the dashboard's raw channel view - you can observe the OBD-II data streaming along with the other sensor values.
- Protip: This OBD-II data will be included in the data logged to SD card and telemetry stream.
