Finally: Bluetooth diagnostics/logging for the B4

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  • hunker7
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    Just had a thought, 10.1 inch could be a tad big for in-car use, so it's maybe worth getting something more compact.

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  • newsh
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    Finally: Bluetooth diagnostics/logging for the B4

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/192076080662

    There's this but 10" is going to be too big isn't it?

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  • hunker7
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    If you can get 5.1, sure. If not, it shouldn't be a big problem. My phone updates but I see no difference.

    http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/KOCASO-7-Goo...731?nav=SEARCH

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  • newsh
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    Yeah I was thinking something like that, there's Android 5.1 now too, is it worth going for latest OS?

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  • hunker7
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    Originally posted by newsh
    So what cheap little tablet shall I buy to use with this. Also need it for Maxx ECU
    I'd buy something like this. No point spending loads as it would be used to run 1 application. Not sure about the Maxx ECU though.

    http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/9-Inch-Andro...421?nav=SEARCH

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  • newsh
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    Finally: Bluetooth diagnostics/logging for the B4

    So what cheap little tablet shall I buy to use with this. Also need it for Maxx ECU

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  • hunker7
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    It's probably worth buying cheap ebay android tablet and holder for the car just for diagnostic purposes

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  • newsh
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    I just bought the normal version then realised output tests are in the Pro version. Hopefully you can upgrade from the free software.
    I also need to find me an android device!

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  • Siim89
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    I think I'll give it a go then. Thanks for making me notice what I misread before.

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  • EspenW
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    Originally posted by Siim89
    Has anyone tried live data with this for 2+2 connector car? Excellent if the example is of prj mapped me2.3.2.
    Yessir, see the pics in my first post. My RS2 has the 2x2 connector and it works grand with a 2x2 adapter cable into the OBDeleven. I tested both a Ross Tech adapter and an inexpensive Ebay one. Both worked (not surprisingly).
    You can see some live data above in ome of my pics (with engine off, so in the example pic, RPM and injector on time is zero)

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  • Bowie69
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    2x2, now with and obd adapter in it

    The ECU itself has 4 separate plugs with lots of wires, as opposed to the early 7a which had 1 or 2 connectors.

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  • EspenW
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    Originally posted by Bowie69
    I wonder what the abilities of it are for late model 4-connector 7A ECU.... would be wonderful to get inside the running figures of my engine... and well worth it too.
    What kind of diagnostics connector does it have?

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  • Bowie69
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    It certainly says it can work with 2x2 connector, I mean essentially a 2x2 connector is just a different shape to an OBD port, the wires are the same!

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  • Siim89
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    Has anyone tried live data with this for 2+2 connector car? Excellent if the example is of prj mapped me2.3.2.

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  • Bowie69
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    I wonder what the abilities of it are for late model 4-connector 7A ECU.... would be wonderful to get inside the running figures of my engine... and well worth it too.

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