For the older Leafs you could graph charging without the Leaf being on. For the newer ones things have changed. I think on one new one I tested you needed to have the Leaf full on first to get the graph going and then you could turn the Leaf off. You also might be able to start a graph if you start charging just after you turn your Leaf off. The key is that the VCM ECU still needs to be awake to get the data from the battery controller. The VCM is the bridge between the CAR CAN bus the OBDII Adapter is plugged into and the EV CAN bus the battery controller is on.donyjunk wrote:Maybe since I've been on vacation it's been too long since I last used it, but does the car need to be fully on for Leafspy to record charging? I coulda sworn I used to be able to get a charge graph while in accessory mode (one power button press, without brake pressed). Now it seems to only log if I do second press of power button ( brake off).
OK, thanks, I'll have to look into that. I have a 2013 SV and like I said coulda sworn before it worked no problem with it off, or at least started shortly after turning off (and staying off). Pretty sure most of the time doing quick charges I would sit in the car accessory mode only. Leaf wouldn't start charging w/o power off, and don't think I would have done brake press full on, since I just wanted to sit and chill and listen to the radio. At most right before finishing I would hit power again to see if the Leaf SoC indicator matched LeafSpy. Then after Aug 12? or thereabouts all my charge records had like 2 or 3 points in the CSV at the start and nothing else. Not sure if the cause was an iOS update (now on 9.3.3) or a LSP beta update handling things differently or something else. BTW I'm using a WiFi adapter, but even leaving LSP as foreground app didn't help.Turbo3 wrote: For the older Leafs you could graph charging without the Leaf being on. ...You also might be able to start a graph if you start charging just after you turn your Leaf off. The key is that the VCM ECU still needs to be awake to get the data from the battery controller. The VCM is the bridge between the CAR CAN bus the OBDII Adapter is plugged into and the EV CAN bus the battery controller is on.
I just received this OBDII adapter and did a quick test. This adapter does not seem to support all the needed commands. So it is not suitable for the Leaf or LeafSpy use. When I have more time I will look to see exactly which command it is rejecting.Marktm wrote:Thanks - let us know your results. Asking for such (AT commands) information from the (Chinese) suppliers is usually at best very confusing!Turbo3 wrote:I have ordered one for testing. The adapter must support the ELM327 AT command set including setting the header response information (AT SH, AT FCSH, AT FCSD).Marktm wrote:
I'd like to try a new?? OBDII dongle;
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200 ... SwqfNXmyxa
I have one that looks like this one from Xtool and it does not support the AT command set so can not be used with the Leaf.
Appreciate your attention to so many details associated with your app! It appears that right now the LELink is the best for us iOS ops system users.Turbo3 wrote: I just received this OBDII adapter and did a quick test. This adapter does not seem to support all the needed commands. So it is not suitable for the Leaf or LeafSpy use. When I have more time I will look to see exactly which command it is rejecting.
Just purchased the LELink and LeafSpy Pro. It hooked up immediately and the app works great. Another good testimonial to both the LELink and LeafSpy.Marktm wrote:Appreciate your attention to so many details associated with your app! It appears that right now the LELink is the best for us iOS ops system users.Turbo3 wrote: I just received this OBDII adapter and did a quick test. This adapter does not seem to support all the needed commands. So it is not suitable for the Leaf or LeafSpy use. When I have more time I will look to see exactly which command it is rejecting.
This one worked straight away no problemsbluepassion wrote:Thanks for your great adviceTurbo3 wrote:iOS only supports Bluetooth 4.x LE OBDII adapters. The Konwei will not work. I recommend the LELink from Amazon.bluepassion wrote:i need some advice, so ive downloaded the app on my iphone but it wont pick up the Konnwei OBD any suggestions where im going wrong
For a Bluetooth 4.x LE OBDII adapter to be detected by LeafSpy its ID must be "known".
The current "known" devices are:
OBDBLE (LELink)
Viecar
IOS-Vlink
Kiwi
IOS-HHOBD
Carista
Ones that don't work are: (don't support the necessary commands to communicate with a Leaf)
dnt OBD2
Autophix
ios Diagbox
is this one right
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Viecar-4-0-OB ... SwstxVbWyH
Tutbo3;Marktm wrote: Just purchased the LELink and LeafSpy Pro. It hooked up immediately and the app works great. Another good testimonial to both the LELink and LeafSpy.