Mon Mar 21, 2016 12:32 pm
donyjunk wrote: SalisburySam, you leave it plugged in, or unplug each time? Does it autosleep after about half an hour with no connection? Just restarting your car makes it come back to life? What model year Leaf?
Which seller for the ICAR3- I wonder if there are lots of unofficial clones- the Chinese manufacturers seem to copy each other a lot and sometimes they clone not quite exactly, for good or for bad. My iCAR3 bluetooth 4.0 came from Vgatemall seller on amazon which based on the name I would assume is as official as there would be.
SalisburySam wrote:I'd really like to find a module that just works.
My iCAR3 continues to function well, have had no failures or glitches whatsoever. It is WiFi.
Hi donyjunk. To your questions:
- - I leave the iCAR3 plugged in at all times, no plugging/unplugging. Once one removed it to try on another vehicle, then reinstalled on LEAF.
- The iCAR3 autosleeps after 30 minutes providing no further connection. Verified with my iPhone6.
- Restarting the vehicle seems to restart the iCAR3. I'm able to connect my LeafSpyPro app on the iPhone6 every time.
- I have a 2012SL
- purchased the iCAR3 July 12, 2015 from Amazon and it was sold by a company called "ebuyerdeal."
I received and installed on the LEAF a few days after order. I had some problems initially with Dropbox access through LeafSpyPro, but that has long since been corrected. No problems to date attributable to the iCAR3. And it is so small I don't hit it with my knee, or even see it. Lastly, the iCAR3 I have is WiFi, not Bluetooth, and the network it creates defaults to the name "V-LINK".
Good luck!
Nissan 2012 LEAF SL, 13,600 miles, 9 bars, 35-mile range
Tesla Model 3: Long Range Rear Wheel Drive | Extended AutoPilot | Full Self-Driving | HW3 Upgrade
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