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Real924

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: February 12, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from admin on December 5, 2017
That’s what the wiki is supposed to be for (ie: I need to update it)

I’ll get sorted on that one once I’ve finished this beta update, and start doing some more documentation for the features in it (something I’m not very good at doing)

I’ll also see if I can pull the info from the backups as well (the changelog was a bit of a mess for the sticky thread, and needed a ton of stuff cleaning out)

Little bit about myself the things I could say that that I am very very real and honest don’t have much money to work with but I try to do the right things in life and I’m tired of getting cheated out from all these mechanics around me so I’m trying to help myself and learn how to use this OBDll sensor. So I can get the full potential out of it and I appreciate it if anybody can help me and guide me through it can’t read too well but I’m trying thank you for your time God bless you

Biggthatsme

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: April 3, 2019 (GMT)

My torque pro says its denied from turning on blue tooth. What now?

prototipo20

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: April 10, 2019 (GMT)

Hi all,

I’m using a Pixel with the beta for Android Q, would like to enroll for your beta testing of this app for said release of Android.

At the moment, the app crashes as soon as it starts running.

Witek_M

Member
Posts: 2

Re: Torque Changelog
on: May 25, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from prototipo20 on April 10, 2019
Hi all,

I’m using a Pixel with the beta for Android Q, would like to enroll for your beta testing of this app for said release of Android.

At the moment, the app crashes as soon as it starts running.

I had same issue with android 10 beta. Uninstall, reboot phone and install again from Play Store.

piemmm

Administrator
Posts: 6629

Re: Torque Changelog
on: June 30, 2019 (GMT)

The crash issue should be fixed in the next beta which hopefully I will get to release late next week (I need to finish a new map/trip screen then we should be good to go) – there’s a few things in Android O+ that have been causing a delay due to the changes required and have been putting off for some time

edwkmho

Member
Posts: 11

Re: Torque Changelog
on: July 12, 2019 (GMT)

I am using Pixel 3 XL with Android Q beta 5, TorqueBHP would not connect to bluetooth (Kiwi3 adapter).

Would like to know if it is possible for me to test out the beta version ??

update 19 Jul 2019 :
Managed to get the Torque 1.8.205 to connect to my Kiwi3 by reinstalling the app with Android Q beta 5. It takes longer than usual to connect but it still working.

thanks.

cintakc

Member
Posts: 1661

Re: Torque Changelog
on: August 18, 2019 (GMT)

June 30, 2019 (GMT) piemmm
The crash issue should be fixed in the next beta which hopefully I will get to release late next week (I need to finish a new map/trip screen then we should be good to go) – there’s a few things in Android O+ that have been causing a delay due to the changes required and have been putting off for some time

when will the update finally be released?
I bought 2 years ago a USB adapter and it does not connect
One could release separately as soon as possible an update for USB drivers only
two years already waiting !!!

omero

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: August 21, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from admin on June 30, 2019
The crash issue should be fixed in the next beta which hopefully I will get to release late next week (I need to finish a new map/trip screen then we should be good to go) – there’s a few things in Android O+ that have been causing a delay due to the changes required and have been putting off for some time

F-150Torqued

Member
Posts: 437

Re: Torque Changelog
on: August 24, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from cintakc on August 18, 2019

June 30, 2019 (GMT) piemmm
The crash issue should be fixed in the next beta which hopefully I will get to release late next week (I need to finish a new map/trip screen then we should be good to go) – there’s a few things in Android O+ that have been causing a delay due to the changes required and have been putting off for some time
when will the update finally be released?
I bought 2 years ago a USB adapter and it does not connect
One could release separately as soon as possible an update for USB drivers only
two years already waiting !!!

ME TOO! I’ve bought TWO USB interfaces and neither one of them will work!

——————–

54371019

FntX

Member
Posts: 59

Re: Torque Changelog
on: August 25, 2019 (GMT)

I’m using a ScanTool OBDLink SX now. Works perfect with Android 9

Btw: The theme loading issue is still present. When Starting the app my custom dials won’t load until redraw (recent apps -> back to torque)
It only affects the PIDs with a length of 8.

5Ive

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: August 31, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from Real924 on February 12, 2019
Quote from admin on December 5, 2017
That’s what the wiki is supposed to be for (ie: I need to update it)

I’ll get sorted on that one once I’ve finished this beta update, and start doing some more documentation for the features in it (something I’m not very good at doing)

I’ll also see if I can pull the info from the backups as well (the changelog was a bit of a mess for the sticky thread, and needed a ton of stuff cleaning out)

Machanic

Chevin Benny Tristian

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: September 9, 2019 (GMT)

Saya tidak bisa terhubung dengan ECU… ELM v2.1

Maggie jj

Member
Posts: 3

Re: Torque Changelog
on: September 11, 2019 (GMT)

Over the years, I can recall numerous times when I encountered a Check Engine light on my dashboard instrument display and I would either ignore it until something went wrong and I had to get my car to my mechanic, or until I would go for NYS Vehicle Inspection and be told that I had to have the issue resolved in order to pass the inspection test. In some cases, the issue causing the Check Engine light can be simple and in other cases way more complicated. Regardless of the cause, it would be nice to have some idea of the details of the issue prior to visiting the mechanic. Not to say that all mechanics are dishonest, but in many cases, we become the victim of a “lack of knowledge” robbery and lose everything in our wallet :-).

The VXDAS NT510 Professional OBD2 Scanner seems advanced enough for the professional mechanic to start to investigate the issue and useful and informative enough for the less knowledgeable to walk into the mechanic shop and at least sound like – “Hey!! I have some knowledge about what’s wrong with my car”!!

SAP72

Member
Posts: 10

Re: Torque Changelog
on: September 30, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from admin on June 30, 2019
The crash issue should be fixed in the next beta which hopefully I will get to release late next week (I need to finish a new map/trip screen then we should be good to go) – there’s a few things in Android O+ that have been causing a delay due to the changes required and have been putting off for some time
Three months of waiting! Dear Master, I really want to test your updated product, or the promised three years are waiting (Between promising and performing a man may marry his daughter)?

oniava

Member
Posts: 36

Re: Torque Changelog
on: November 9, 2019 (GMT)

Hi.
Many people ask how you added in the program?
https://torque-bhp.com/forums/?wpforumaction=viewtopic&t=633.32

1. A text label. (To be able to establish the names of the entire screen, when the screens)
2. Allow user to change the color of each indicator (round and deletion of the square), a separate indicator name, a separate indicator. (from transparent to colored)
3. To add a horizontal progress bar and vertical progress bar program.
4. Additional formulas for solving user problems. (For example, the formula of comparison: if; then)
5. You can add a horizontal display, with the ability to change size. (Example:
Speed km/h…………………………………..86
Voltage, V……………………………………13.89
Oil temperature, °C……………………………98
6. To do this, you can memorize the settings. (drove 10 miles, turned off the car went to the store, started the car and started again reference the path to continue, not zero as it is now)
7. To make a normal USB adapter connection to the program.
(The USB adapter in my PIC18F25K80 chip from FTDI RS232 Converter.
I can’t connect.
USB adapter tablet sees torque program tries to connect, but I can’t)

Rexhex

Member
Posts: 1

Re: Torque Changelog
on: December 2, 2019 (GMT)

Hello,

First time posting..

Wanted to drop in and just say thank you piemmm for developing an interface to understand what is going on with our complicated vehicles. I first bought a OBD2 bluetooth device for my BMW x5 year 2000 and it didn’t help much with the issue it was having but at no fault of the software. I decided that I have no need for overly complicated vehicles and purchased a ford ranger ~2years ago 1999 manual.

I remembered I had this scanner and pro torque app so… plugged it in and checked the forums. Happy to see that I can check the smog readiness as it is due for smog + registration and not ready from recent work. Saved me ~40$ already in a wasted failed smog check and also is assisting in more complex diagnosis of subtle yet seemingly serious issues.

I thought this app was dead from some more recent post I stumbled upon relating to relevant issues. What? I don’t recall. Possibly ford related or other relevant searches. Either way I was happy once creating an account to see you are still creating updates and beta testing versions. I am newish here (100% new with a profile) and if you have any development tips for me to assist please shoot me an email so I can assist with the popular ford ranger if at all possible. It is a commonly used vehicle for people who want to DIY it seems and it also benefits me to figure things out on it. I am just not exactly sure what is going on with this OBD2 world and am shocked at how little documentation (aside from this form and little other resources) exist for such a commonly used protocol.

And again, Thank you for your work in assisting us diagnose and read our vehicles better and easier.

-Rex

Zameen

Member
Posts: 2

Re: Torque Changelog
on: December 8, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from Sotgile on January 29, 2019
Quote from Fabarker on August 27, 2018
How do update my pro version to the latest ver
.?

Zameen

Member
Posts: 2

Re: Torque Changelog
on: December 8, 2019 (GMT)

Quote from Sotgile on January 29, 2019
Quote from Fabarker on August 27, 2018
How do update my pro version to the latest ver
.?

cthue

Member
Posts: 5

Re: Torque Changelog
on: December 10, 2019 (GMT)

I didn’t see TorqueScan mentioned in the changelog. I hope that in the next version the TorqueScan results can be saved or sent via email.

Thank you.

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