I am successfully logging data to a CSV file, but it’s providing new values only about every 1.6-1.7 sec, regardless of how I set “File Logging Interval”, or checking “Faster Communication” in “Settings”.

This is on a 2006 Subaru, using this adapter:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QJRYMFC/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I am wondering how I can get faster data, preferably as high as the 10 per second max rate that Torque Pro seems to support. Is the problem likely to be my vehicle’s ECU, or would getting a different OBD2-Bluetooth adapter perhaps give me what I want ? Do I need to purchase one of the hundred-plus dollar ones listed at the Wiki, or are any of the cheaper ones known to support the higher data rates ?

Thanks. Any idea what sampling rate might be achievable ? Shall I assume that reducing the number of variables logged to the CSV file would also help ?

your setup seem’s awfully slow

i see 30 to 35 pid per seconds in the status menu

i found in the past that custom pid would slow down the rate alots but not to that extent

i sample at .1 second with no big issue