Unfortunately TestFlight does not support crash reports which makes it very challenging to fix them. Also since this version uses WiFi adapters I can not use the normal debug feature of the compiler even when I can recreate as the debugger connects through WiFi.QueenBee said:
iOS LeafSpy Pro Support
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Help Support My Nissan Leaf Forum:
If you are driving while looking at the battery cell voltages it is normal to see what looks like two different sets of battery measurements with one group being higher/lower than the following group.epirali said:
The Leaf reads the battery voltages through a serial link which results in there being a large delay between the first set of measurements and the last set of measurements. During this time if the load changes the voltages can be very different between the first and last measurements. The serial link in the BMS runs at 19,200 baud and it takes about a second to loop through all 96 cell pairs.
BooKittyLeaf
Well-known member
Been using LeafSpy for just over a week now.
Runs great.
I did experience a situation where I would open it & it would come up, then quit after 1 sec or less. Opening it again would be ok. did this for a few days. After updating to 1.0.5 haven't seen that issue since.
BATTERY SOH reading Question:
LeafSpy reads SOH at @ 6% higher than Leaf Stat. HX, SOC, Gids, Ahr, Kwh are all the same.
Seems like most people are getting SOC & Hx at a fairly close values (+/- 1% or so) Leaf Stat SOC & Hx are very close, while LeafSpy shows a 4% spread where SOH is higher than Hx
Which would be correct?
How does LeafSpy " calculate" SOH value and is it "True"
Runs great.
I did experience a situation where I would open it & it would come up, then quit after 1 sec or less. Opening it again would be ok. did this for a few days. After updating to 1.0.5 haven't seen that issue since.
BATTERY SOH reading Question:
LeafSpy reads SOH at @ 6% higher than Leaf Stat. HX, SOC, Gids, Ahr, Kwh are all the same.
Seems like most people are getting SOC & Hx at a fairly close values (+/- 1% or so) Leaf Stat SOC & Hx are very close, while LeafSpy shows a 4% spread where SOH is higher than Hx
Which would be correct?
How does LeafSpy " calculate" SOH value and is it "True"
If you are using a PLX KiWi WiFi adapter that would explain why it shutdown after a second. Version 1.0.5 has a fix to work with this non standard adapter.BooKittyLeaf said:
SOH is State of Health in LeafSpy and is read directly from the Leaf it is not calculated. Hx is also read directly from the Leaf. These values are the same as in the Android version and have been the same for over a year.
SOH in LeafStat is... well not really sure what it is. If you check the Jul 1, 2014 What's New for the app you will see SOH has been renamed to HX and there is a comment that "capacity noted as SOH". Don't know what to make of that.
The value I read from the Leaf for SOH has only 7 bits so no decimal point.QueenBee said:
Is there a higher precision SOH available?
BooKittyLeaf
Well-known member
OBD2 I am using is
"2013 Super mini WiFi for iPhone OBD-II OBD Can Code reader" -
Regarding the SOH difference -I have Leaf Stat v1.2 and LeafSpy vs 1.0.5 both are current v's
I think I would accept LeafSpy SOH accuracy over what Leaf Stat reports- which gives me a better SOH - so all is good there!
Another Question:
regarding the estimated miles - in order to "match up" with the Leaf Dash Display, I have to crank up the Mile/Kwh 5.5. I have it set to 4.3 Miles/Kwh as thats what I average in the car. I guess I need a little more understanding how this part works.
"2013 Super mini WiFi for iPhone OBD-II OBD Can Code reader" -
Regarding the SOH difference -I have Leaf Stat v1.2 and LeafSpy vs 1.0.5 both are current v's
Your right - I just read through the Whats New in Leaf Stat again - I didn't catch that before - that is wierdTurbo3 said:
I think I would accept LeafSpy SOH accuracy over what Leaf Stat reports- which gives me a better SOH - so all is good there!
Another Question:
regarding the estimated miles - in order to "match up" with the Leaf Dash Display, I have to crank up the Mile/Kwh 5.5. I have it set to 4.3 Miles/Kwh as thats what I average in the car. I guess I need a little more understanding how this part works.
You have three choices for the estimated miles to go until xxx. Where xxx is LBW, VLBW or a previously selected reserve in Settings.BooKittyLeaf said:
The Dash Display would be similar to VLBW. Which one did you have selected when you had to adjust to 5.5?
BooKittyLeaf
Well-known member
OK - I saw the RANGE settings % SOC & KWH Reserved. Wasn't sure what they were.Trbo3 said:
Setting I currently have is % SOC set at 5. I will change it to KWH Reserved - VLBW (2)
ALSO, just downloaded 1.0.8 and when I opened it the Location Services prompt DID pop up for GPS - now its set - Cool!
BooKittyLeaf
Well-known member
Still having problems getting the Range to match the dash Range in the car.
I have tried different Range setting (LBW, VLBW, SOC or kWh reserved numbers as you suggested, but the Range miles stays the same.
I also tried changing the Wh/Gid to 80 and the kWh went up a bit, but Range stayed the same. I set it back to 77.5 default
Currently I have it set to 5.8 Miles/kWh so it will match the Dash. My actual Miles/kWh is around 4.3 from driving.
Maybe it just doesn't match up? Thats OK, just curious if Im not setting something up correctly.
Thanks
I have tried different Range setting (LBW, VLBW, SOC or kWh reserved numbers as you suggested, but the Range miles stays the same.
I also tried changing the Wh/Gid to 80 and the kWh went up a bit, but Range stayed the same. I set it back to 77.5 default
Currently I have it set to 5.8 Miles/kWh so it will match the Dash. My actual Miles/kWh is around 4.3 from driving.
Maybe it just doesn't match up? Thats OK, just curious if Im not setting something up correctly.
Thanks
That is very strange. Please send me screenshots of LBW, VLBW and reserved setting which show the same range estimate for each.BooKittyLeaf said:
Newcomer alert:
I am missing something somewhere: I cannot find how to get the software onto my I-phone. The only 'stockists' I can find of LEAFSPY seem to be Android orientated, so whilst I appreciate I can get the software to run on an I-phone according to the posts, I cannot actually get that far.
Google App Store won't run on the I-Phone, so I don't seem to be able to download it. Google Apps on the PC won't download any of the LEAFSPY Lite, Pro or Turbo because it says I haven't got a paired device and I cannot find the app in I-Tunes......
Clearly I am missing a step, so glad of a steer to a solution or a more appropriate thread.
I have got the OBDII adaptor burning a hole in my pocket and a leaf sitting on the drive ready to go. Any help to jump the gap would be really welcome.
Thanks,
Neil
I am missing something somewhere: I cannot find how to get the software onto my I-phone. The only 'stockists' I can find of LEAFSPY seem to be Android orientated, so whilst I appreciate I can get the software to run on an I-phone according to the posts, I cannot actually get that far.
Google App Store won't run on the I-Phone, so I don't seem to be able to download it. Google Apps on the PC won't download any of the LEAFSPY Lite, Pro or Turbo because it says I haven't got a paired device and I cannot find the app in I-Tunes......
Clearly I am missing a step, so glad of a steer to a solution or a more appropriate thread.
I have got the OBDII adaptor burning a hole in my pocket and a leaf sitting on the drive ready to go. Any help to jump the gap would be really welcome.
Thanks,
Neil
evken
Active member
The software for the iphone is called leafstat and uses only wifi
TimLee
Well-known member
The app is still in testing and is not in iTunes yet to the best of my knowledge.neilk said:Newcomer alert:
I am missing something somewhere: I cannot find how to get the software onto my I-phone. ......
Clearly I am missing a step, so glad of a steer to a solution or a more appropriate thread.
I have got the OBDII adaptor burning a hole in my pocket and a leaf sitting on the drive ready to go. Any help to jump the gap would be really welcome.
See the development thread:
http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=18917&start=90#p414642" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
If you want to be added to the test group PM Turbo3 the developer.
TimLee
Well-known member
Leafstat is an entirely different program with much more limited capabilities than LEAF Spy Pro.evken said:
Both Leafstat and LEAF Spy Pro use only WiFi adapters.
Neil, I have updated the first post with the email address you need to use to request being added to the beta testers' group.neilk said:Newcomer alert:
I am missing something somewhere: I cannot find how to get the software onto my I-phone. The only 'stockists' I can find of LEAFSPY seem to be Android orientated, so whilst I appreciate I can get the software to run on an I-phone according to the posts, I cannot actually get that far.
Google App Store won't run on the I-Phone, so I don't seem to be able to download it. Google Apps on the PC won't download any of the LEAFSPY Lite, Pro or Turbo because it says I haven't got a paired device and I cannot find the app in I-Tunes......
Clearly I am missing a step, so glad of a steer to a solution or a more appropriate thread.
I have got the OBDII adaptor burning a hole in my pocket and a leaf sitting on the drive ready to go. Any help to jump the gap would be really welcome.
Thanks,
Neil
The iOS version of LeafSpy Pro is currently waiting for Apple to approve it before it will show up on the iTunes App Store.
adspguy
Well-known member
Just a thought, it seems that LeafSpy works in portrait and landscape modes very well, rotating properly. Would it be possible to have it work upside down portrait as well? If the iphone is plugged into a cable, which comes out the bottom, it is nice to be able to have the phone upside down and tucked into a cup holder or whatnot, leaving the phone upside down.
The app should work in Portrait Upside Down orientation and does on an iPad. But on an iTouch and iPhone it does not but should.adspguy said:
I have reported this bug to the developer of B4i so hopefully he will provide a fix for his compiler to support this orientation.
If I recompile with just Portrait Upside Down as the only valid orientation the app crashes on an iPhone which points to the compiler. But runs OK on an iPad.
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Erel has just fixed the bug in the Core library for B4i and now Portrait Upside Down mode works in LeafSpy Pro running on an iPhone or iTouch.
Once Apple releases the 1.0.10 version to iTunes I will then be able to release version 1.1.x to the testers' group that includes this fix as well as all the other improvements.
miscrms
Well-known member
Is the functionality of the iOS and android versions pretty much equivalent at this point? I've got a salvage Leaf arriving in a week or so, hoping to be able to assess the battery condition and reset DTCs if needed. I can pick up an android something or other if I have to, but very happy to see there is an iOS version now!
Thanks,
Rob
Thanks,
Rob
