Any reason the new AIDL is not yet published- admin

Question. I’m working on an app for my tablet And I would like to show engine info on my app without switching to Torque.
What do I have to import in my project in order to do that? Do I need the Pro version of Torque?

Is it possible , please, that the Graph plugin to remember the chosen settings for the X and Y arrows, and not to have to enter them again each time you restart the Torque app ?

I read through this whole section of the forum and saw several references to the source for the sample app using the AIDL but all links return http 404 (no such page).

Has it been pulled for some reason or just relocated?

Quote from donpark on May 12, 2014
I read through this whole section of the forum and saw several references to the source for the sample app using the AIDL but all links return http 404 (no such page).

Has it been pulled for some reason or just relocated?

I have almost the same question. Where can I find the latest AIDL? I found a version 5 from a link in one of the messages in this topic that looks old. And are the sources of the TorqueScan still available? On the Google Play page there is a link to a zip file that returns a 404 error

Is this ability to edit and store data in vehicle profile available for extra PIDs/Sensors?

Quote from admin on June 2, 2014
The latest aidl file allows access to settings in the vehicle profile, ability to store information in the vehicle profile, and the ability to take control (lock) the communications with the ELM327 directly from Torque (until you’re done, and let torque have it back)

This sounds close to something I would like to do.

Is there a way to provide Torque with data from another app running on the droid?

I have a datalogger that provides data to Android over USB.
Is there any way to display/log data from that interface?

“Extended Ford Codes?”

Ford released “openxc” last year which provides an open source interface to a number of proprietary Ford sensors.

Any chance these will make it in to Torque? Either by plug in or other?

http://openxcplatform.com/

I pulled this out of the obd2.cpp file in the firmware for openxc.
const Obd2Pid OBD2_PIDS[] = {
{ pid: 0xc, name: “engine_speed”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0xd, name: “vehicle_speed”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0x4, name: “engine_load”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0x5, name: “engine_coolant_temperature”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x33, name: “barometric_pressure”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x4c, name: “commanded_throttle_position”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x27, name: “fuel_level”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0xf, name: “intake_air_temperature”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0xb, name: “intake_manifold_pressure”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x1f, name: “running_time”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x11, name: “throttle_position”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0xa, name: “fuel_pressure”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x10, name: “mass_airflow”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0x5a, name: “accelerator_pedal_position”, frequency: 5 },
{ pid: 0x52, name: “ethanol_fuel_percentage”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x5c, name: “engine_oil_temperature”, frequency: 1 },
{ pid: 0x63, name: “engine_torque”, frequency: 1 },
};

Quote from herrjon on January 2, 2015
“Extended Ford Codes?”

Ford released “openxc” last year which provides an open source interface to a number of proprietary Ford sensors.

Any chance these will make it in to Torque? Either by plug in or other?

http://openxcplatform.com/

I’ve seen this as well and was hoping for support too if it was possible..:P

Chris