hello and good day.
Is this hardware question, or software, or both? (my guess both)
EML chips from Canada (the inventor and chip maker ) has many kinds of chips, and is used in many products (makes software super simple)
The most common forms are in a DONGLE.
USB
WIFI (I have this and love the range it has)
BLuetooth.(BT)
there are endless (100s) of software packages that work these great dongles.
The XL is what I think you need.
I like these because of no ELM pirating.
https://www.scantool.net/
if you ever used a dial up modem long ago, the ELM mimics this idea, command sets and smarts. a genius idea if ever.
that means any device can run the dongle with very little software (for sure even lots for free)
the newest tools 2008 and newer support all 5 pin protocols and just work ! on all USA cars made. 1996+ (there is 10 car list of exceptions ,year 1 , and is ECUs error not tools)
Is this hardware question, or software, or both? (my guess both)
EML chips from Canada (the inventor and chip maker ) has many kinds of chips, and is used in many products (makes software super simple)
The most common forms are in a DONGLE.
USB
WIFI (I have this and love the range it has)
BLuetooth.(BT)
there are endless (100s) of software packages that work these great dongles.
The XL is what I think you need.
I like these because of no ELM pirating.
https://www.scantool.net/
if you ever used a dial up modem long ago, the ELM mimics this idea, command sets and smarts. a genius idea if ever.
that means any device can run the dongle with very little software (for sure even lots for free)
the newest tools 2008 and newer support all 5 pin protocols and just work ! on all USA cars made. 1996+ (there is 10 car list of exceptions ,year 1 , and is ECUs error not tools)
(12-17-2018, 09:38 AM)Zook.dawg Wrote: Forgot to ask
Do you have any recommendations for android software for reading ECM data from an elm device?
http://www.fixkick.com