Dashcommand PIDs?
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Safety Car
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From: Huntsville Alabama
Dashcommand PIDs?
I got the Dashcommand app, and ordered a Elm327 Wifi to work with my iphone or ipad.
and building my gauge pages cause there dashboard builder is Ridiculously hard ha.
Curious if anyone has a list of what PIDs the C6 works with. Some are locked by GM? but then those work on there Dashtronix?
makes no since....
and building my gauge pages cause there dashboard builder is Ridiculously hard ha.
Curious if anyone has a list of what PIDs the C6 works with. Some are locked by GM? but then those work on there Dashtronix?
makes no since....
Le Mans Master
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St. Jude Donor '13
In the aeroforce manual you can find a list of all supported pids. I am not 100% sure but I believe these pids would be available to other scanners too.
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/files/I...L_rev_3_81.pdf
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/files/I...L_rev_3_81.pdf
Racer
Joined: Feb 2013
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From: Atlanta Georgia
I ran into the same thing when I got Dashcommand. Making a gauge page was much easier. In the app I think there is a setting that will show you a list of all available PIDs. I got mostly all basic ones I needed to work. AFR was a little tricky, I was only able to get CALC.AFR_COMMANDED(:1) to work.
Be careful if you leave the scanner in the car. I bought teh PLX wifi2 and for some reason if I leave it plugged in and exit the vehicle it disables my whole elctrical system and I have to us the physical key to get into the vehicle from the cargo area.
Be careful if you leave the scanner in the car. I bought teh PLX wifi2 and for some reason if I leave it plugged in and exit the vehicle it disables my whole elctrical system and I have to us the physical key to get into the vehicle from the cargo area.
Pro
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Dash command offers enhanced GM PID's for the app as well. To get them you have to enter your vette as 2009 or older (I have a '13 and it works fine as '09) and purchase them for however much they cost (don't remember right now). They should have a section on their site which explains what is included in that package.
I haven't tested them because my OBD interface (gopoint bt1) wasn't compatible with the GMLAN system and couldn't read enhanced PID's. I returned it and will order either an obd link wifi or a kiwi2 wifi to replace it. From messing around in the app it looks like it definitely covers all the basics (oil pressure, temp, etc), plus who knows what else.
I haven't tested them because my OBD interface (gopoint bt1) wasn't compatible with the GMLAN system and couldn't read enhanced PID's. I returned it and will order either an obd link wifi or a kiwi2 wifi to replace it. From messing around in the app it looks like it definitely covers all the basics (oil pressure, temp, etc), plus who knows what else.
Racer
Joined: Feb 2013
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From: Atlanta Georgia
They must have just recently came out with the GM add-on. I sure hope it works well! I just purchased it for $10.00 and have the kiwi2. I'll let y'all know how well it works.
Dash command offers enhanced GM PID's for the app as well. To get them you have to enter your vette as 2009 or older (I have a '13 and it works fine as '09) and purchase them for however much they cost (don't remember right now). They should have a section on their site which explains what is included in that package.
I haven't tested them because my OBD interface (gopoint bt1) wasn't compatible with the GMLAN system and couldn't read enhanced PID's. I returned it and will order either an obd link wifi or a kiwi2 wifi to replace it. From messing around in the app it looks like it definitely covers all the basics (oil pressure, temp, etc), plus who knows what else.
I haven't tested them because my OBD interface (gopoint bt1) wasn't compatible with the GMLAN system and couldn't read enhanced PID's. I returned it and will order either an obd link wifi or a kiwi2 wifi to replace it. From messing around in the app it looks like it definitely covers all the basics (oil pressure, temp, etc), plus who knows what else.
