Hello all,

I have a doubt.

My car ecu used two protocols.

The ISO 29-bit for ordinary obd operations.

Abs the 11-bit as a fixed broadcast, it keeps broadcasting continuously the engine RPM, wheels speed, VIN, etc.

Is there anyway to get torque reading some of those infos, instead of sending the queries all the time?

For example, using the 29bit protocol for some PIDs, but vehicle speed for the broadcast at address 1DF (11-bit)?

I would read the 1DF via custom pid and override the speed pid. But I am not sure what field I should use at the custom pid editor in order to send the commands to the ELM chip.
Obd header?
Diagnostic start?
Diagnostic stop?

All the best.

The adapter ELM327 works on the principle of request-response and it just cannot read answers from a certain address
for ELM327 there is an ATMA command that will listen for the entire exchange on the bus

long tap on the screen
add instrument
device type Button
issue OBD command
a button will appear
long tap on this button
display configuration
set command to send
AT SP 6
AT CRA 1D0
ATMA

not

i think this is possible

there where discussion not long ago to switch to the low speed bus with the obdlink mx

don’t remember the exact way to do it …was kinda change bus…do request …revert to normal bus

in you case not sur exactly how it would work

since normaly a pid send a request and wait fopr a response the go to the next pid

and since you won’t ask anything …. not sure how the software will know ..ok waited long enough … next pid

i know there is a time out in case of no response but i suspect that will slow down the logging alot