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Windows 10, VS2019,
Download this git repo,
configure the bluetooth dongle and map to com3,
run ODB.NET.ConsoleClient with "com3" as argument,
below the output.
Hey, as stated in the links you provided the tesla model 3 has no obd-port. The adapter seems to be some kind of wrapper around the CAN-data but it doesn't really say what kind of commands are supported.
The connection itself seems to be fine (all the initialization is working) but data-request aren't answered.
I guess in that case it's better/easier to listen directly to the CAN-bus to get realtime data (it's documented in the google doc -> that's not about OBD!)
Anyone here have a working sample with Tesla Model3?
I'm using this connector:
https://e-mobility-driving-solutions.com/produkt/diagnostics-cable-tesla-m3-01-2019-bundle/?lang=en
Windows 10, VS2019,
Download this git repo,
configure the bluetooth dongle and map to com3,
run ODB.NET.ConsoleClient with "com3" as argument,
below the output.
Seem working ("Response: 'ELM327 v2.2'"), but no data fetched.
I'm interested in fetching SteeringAngle and similar data, reported here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ijvNE4lU9Xoruvcg5AhUNLKr7xYyHcxa8YSkTxAERUw/edit#gid=150828462
but the ID 0x129 is more than a byte, so it's not the PID for dev.RequestData(byte pid) ... what i'm missing?
Thanks for any feedback.
output:
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