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Cebulon
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Posts: 5
Post Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

Dear Support, Dear knowlegdable people,

i picked up an other thread at scantool.net, cause i am having the same issues, i like to get fixed.

https://www.scantool.net/forum/index.php?topic=7414.0

explains it very well, i believe. Last post there is mine.

I hope, i can get an answer to this

Thanks
Oliver
frodus
Member
Posts: 518
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

Not sure who you are on that forum, so it would help if you list out:
vehicle
Adapter model
Android device
Android OS version

List out what you’ve done already, and what your settings are.
Cebulon
Member
Posts: 5
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

Quote from frodus on May 2, 2014
Not sure who you are on that forum, so it would help if you list out:
vehicle
Adapter model
Android device
Android OS version

List out what you’ve done already, and what your settings are.

Hi, I am sorry, müssen that completely 😉
Car Model: Toyota GT86 (similar to the Scion FRS)
Adapter Model: OBDLink USB version http://www.scantool.net/scan-tools/obdlink-sx.html

Android device: T7019A Android HeadUnit http://www.tradesolution.hk/e/ptxwebstore_product/2083.html

Android version: 4.1.1

I have gone through the various Torque pro Settings (manual/Auto for the Adapter (baud/protocol/fast/force USB1.0 in Android etc, tried different USB Ports, everthing i could think of.
Theres one USB Port left to be tested, but i need another Adapter to it (Mini USB to female USB
I am out of ideas now

Oliver
frodus
Member
Posts: 518
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

describe the issues you’re having…. not sure what its doing from your explanation.
Cebulon
Member
Posts: 5
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

Hi, basically it’s doing the same things as described in my Post #1 if you follow the link to scantools.net forum.
Temperatur reading (and some others, Volt, Fuel etc) are not stable. Values jump to max, correct, max/min or something in between or stays correct for a longer time, before it starts all over again.
No difference if engine is running or not.

Regards
Oliver
frodus
Member
Posts: 518
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 2, 2014 (GMT)

Put it all here, I don’t want to go back and forth between two forums.

Again, what are your settings in Torque under vehicle profile, OBD2 settings, etc.
Cebulon
Member
Posts: 5
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 3, 2014 (GMT)

Good morning,
okay, lets try this again …

Car: Toyota GT86 (Subaru BRZ, SCION FRS)
Model: GT86, 2Liter, Engine: FA20

Adapter: OBDLinkSX USB version, Scantool.net
Adapter version: STN1130 v3.3.0 identified as ELM327 v 1.3a
Faster communication: Yes/OK
Adapter PID read Speed AVG 190 MAX 247
Vehicle OBD protocol: Unknown
OBD Protocol: ISO15765-4CAN11/500
Vehicle Manufacturer: Subaru
VIN Code JF1ZN6L81DG007437
Calibration ID: ZA1JA01G
Application version: 1.8.24

SETTINGS
Connection Type: USB
Faster communication: selected
Don’t calc MPG/Fuel: selected
Enhanced MPG calc: de-selected
Use vehicle fuel level sensor: selected
Boost calc Prefer MAP(default)
Hide unsup. sensors de-selected
ScanTool.net Power savings selected
Update trip dist. de-selected

Select USB device GENERIC FTDI USB serial (6001)

BaudRate Automatic / 57600

Special settings everything un-ticked

VEHICLE Profile

Advanced as defined in global OBD2 prefs
USe Alternate OBD Header de-selected
Prefered OBD2 protocol Auto – Thorough scan

ELM327 custom config nothing entered

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1. Connecting to ELM327 SX adapter via TORQUEpro installed on the HeadUnit works flawlessly.
2. Adapter connecting to the ECU without problems – no errors

Error description

OilTemperatur reading (and some others, Volt, Fuel etc) are not stable. Values jump to max, correct, max/min or something in between or stays correct for a longer time, before it starts all over again.
No difference if engine is running or not.

FYI: Oil temperature reading are from CustomPID. (worked flawlessly with Bluetooth and Android Smartphone)

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What i have done so far:

I have gone through the various TorquePro Settings (manual/Auto for the Adapter (baud/protocol/fast/force USB1.0 in Android etc, tried different USB Ports, everthing i could think of.
Theres one USB Port left to be tested, but i need another Adapter to test it(Mini USB to female USB)

I am out of ideas now

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I would have appreciated, if you simply had looked at PAGE 1 Post 1 of
https://www.scantool.net/forum/index.php?topic=7414.0

I also made a little video available here, please have a look, you’ll see what happens.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_u-GAUtjxecTU1HdTk5bGxwREk/edit?usp=sharing

=============================================================

If you need further infos, please let me know
you may delete the other posts in between …

Regards
Oliver
piemmm
Administrator
Posts: 6629
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 3, 2014 (GMT)

Hi

A couple of things you can do to help pinpoint where the issue is:

See if doing the following helps:

Go into the settings->OBD2 adapter settings.

Disable ‘Faster Communications’
Enable ‘Disable ELM327 auto timing adjust’

See if that makes an improvement on a new connection (quit and restart is the easiest way to do this). Let me know if this improves things

If it doesnt make a difference, then you could try setting the adpater to a lower baud rate (scantool if you use their adapter should be able to help here). I would try 9600 baud to begin with as it’s nice and slow and if things start working here ok, then it would be very helpful to know!

This will help me see where the problem likely is and then act/help accordingly

Edit: This should now be fixed in the latest version of Torque on Google Play as a bug was found. It’s also now possible to get over 200 PIDs/second via USB
Cebulon
Member
Posts: 5
Post Re: Problems due to faulty data
on: May 7, 2014 (GMT)

Dear support,

Your latest release fixed the problem.
Everything is running fine now, not a single hickup!!!!!
You couldn’t do better as to release exactly on my birthday 😉

Thank you very much

Oliver
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