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DC_Legacy

Peter,

is there a preferred TTL Bluetooth adapter, or are most offered say from NewEgg.com okay to use?

BTW, I got a kick out of seeing the diagram I created and featured in my DIY Compression Calculation thread ( https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/diy-compression-ratio-calculation-2476094/ ) in the ALLMOTOR forum from years ago (now a Sticky in FAQ's) featured in the Google Play ad for your Honda Compression calculator app.

Peter Linszter

Yep, i prefer THIS bluetooth, but lots of other bluetooth device works fine if its configured correctly. Most bluetooth comes with 9600 baud rate, but ecu need 38400.

I found that picture with Google I can remove it if you want.

Other things. Everybody who like that app, check this too. Coming soon...

DC_Legacy

Thanks for the hardware recommendation, just wanted to make sure I made the right choice for what is tested and what works since I've already bought your App.

And you can keep the picture for the Ad, I'm not upset about it , I just thought it was arbitrarly funny to see it on an Ad lol. I've googled compression ratio calculators and seen my thread listed among the top 3 before so I guess its informative and making hits

DC_Legacy

Just got this working within the last day or two, Love it! Cool app, now I just need to figure out how to graph my CSV datalogs in Excel.

Also, I ended up getting the bluetooth adapter from Moates since the same unit sold for Neptune RTP can be bought as a direct ECU CN2 connection at 38400 baud rate.

https://www.moates.net/neptunedemon-....html?cPath=69

also want to thank Mtber for the hookup on the USDM ECU! no more JDM P30 with a f*cked up CN2.....

xero_xero

concerning the "custom" o2 or aem uego.

when selecting a wideband, does the logger read voltage from d10 or d14?
d10 is the eld
d14 is the stock o2.

the stock to reads to 3.73 i believe, where as most widebands are on the 0 to 5v range.

Peter Linszter

In Linszter Datalog only use D14.
In TunerView with Crome only use D14.

In TunerView with Neptune you can use D10, D12 and B6 for custom input.

I will add the custom input for Crome and eCtune too. Need to make some fix for old Crome protocol.

1988dxsedan

iTrader: (2)

Did this ever get tested on BRE?

Peter Linszter

BRE not supported.

1988dxsedan

iTrader: (2)

Any chance that it ever will be? I use the cn2 port for data logging currently anyway. What would the difference be?

Peter Linszter

Maybe. The different is the whole communication protocol.

1988dxsedan

iTrader: (2)

Oh. I'm not sure what that means haha. But okay. Have you tested it on an obd0 setup at all yet? I am very interested and if I could help in anyway to get it to work I would. I know the description says obd0 coming soon.

Peter Linszter

I started to work with Turboedit suppot, but had lots of isse. Than i made lots of changes in a new app called TunerView and added more protocol like Neptune, Hondata, Nismotronic...etc.

1988dxsedan

iTrader: (2)

That stinks. I would really love to see this work on obd0. I know a lot of people don't use it, but BRE is a very good and capable program. Very similar to most obd1 options. This would be a very cool, different, and unique feature to ad. I personally love obd0 and the idea of being different. Like I said if I can help in any way please pm me. If you would be interested in trying to get it to work a deal would need an ecu or something ide be glad to help

1988dxsedan

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I am no computer programmer. But I did find someone that started to do a similar thing with obd0. He provides all the coding he used. Maybe this would aid in your process? Just trying to help

https://honda-tech.com/engine-management-tuning-124/my-obd0-lcd-project-short-vid-2884532/

Sam007

Are you releasing an IOS version?

DieMaster

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do you have to have hondata or neptune etc to use this app? what a bout a datalog enabled chip and using the CN2 (J12 removed for full duplex) serial port connected to a Bluetooth radio?

i have the above setup and i cant talk to it with the app. i can talk to it and retrieve data in a terminal app so i know the hardware is working.

HRTuning

There is a version in the works.


There's a list on the play store which includes Crome and eCtune.

Johnny_9

have u seen the hondata bluetooth specs?

http://www.hondata.com/downloads/Bluetooth.pdf

DieMaster

iTrader: (1)

so does the ELM327 mode act similar to a obd2? in other words could i use torque pro with it over Bluetooth?

sorry if im acting noobish. wiring i can handle, even programming, but hacking the OBD1 code and associated protocols is very new to me.

xero_xero

Factory information
are you working on a factory cn2 protocol?
i have a plethera of cars and ecus' that im wanting to do some work with.

1988dxsedan

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Still hoping for a working obd0 version :/