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Is there any OBD2 software for Win that shows boost/data/etc

Nope, Android. I have a HTC Desire, Torque is ONLY available for droid : http://ian-hawkins.com/ (scroll down a little)



iPhone has it's own app called 'REV', it's pretty awesome : http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/



Both use the OBD2 Bluetooth wireless scanners that support the ELM 327 : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320584336502



This should make more sense now

Don't know much about the Nokia (Symbian) variants of OBD2 applications, but I suppose they do the same thing, might need a beefy new Nokia to get the most out of them though
 
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Not bad for £20 like the voltage feature was a recommendation on my Liquid Gauge for the next update to the developer.

Sorely tempted, but away in a few weeks, would only be a toy as i got vag com and LG, boys and their ttoys eh lol
 
Mo Arif said:
That's a OBD2 diagnostic cable mate, That will only work with OBD2 PC e.g VAG.COM / ScanTool software NOT phone software.
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OK... aint the bluetooth one an OBD2 diagnostic thing as well, just outputting over BT rather than down a USB cable??

Not disputing what youre saying, just dont know the differences!
 
leon cupra r said:
No i know this, but the OBD diag software is for windows.....
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Well, technically the application on the phone is also diagnostic software as I believe that you can look/clear DTCs as well. The BT dongle seems to be provided with a driver disc, so it may be possible to use this with Windows based diagnostic software (ie. VAG COM) but couldnt say for certain without trying. The USB cables themselves are hit and miss with some people, so this would be even more so...
 
so is there any software I can download that will work on my nokia X6?
i dont know what operating system it uses.
Cheers

edit, found out its symbian , downloaded obdscope
 
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i dowloaded that obd scope and ran the app for the 1st time, its saying that i have about 5 faults, now thats really strange as the car is parked 2 streets away and i dont have anything plugged into the obd port, soooooooooo erm im kinda lost here !
 
oldskool said:
i dowloaded that obd scope and ran the app for the 1st time, its saying that i have about 5 faults, now thats really strange as the car is parked 2 streets away and i dont have anything plugged into the obd port, soooooooooo erm im kinda lost here !
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Maybe its trying to tell you something :)

When I get the bluetooth obd2 thing, its delayed already[:@] I'll test the Symbian and Android programs side by side
 
Mo Arif said:
Nope, Android. I have a HTC Desire, Torque is ONLY available for droid : http://ian-hawkins.com/ (scroll down a little)



iPhone has it's own app called 'REV', it's pretty awesome : http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/



Both use the OBD2 Bluetooth wireless scanners that support the ELM 327 : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320584336502



This should make more sense now

Don't know much about the Nokia (Symbian) variants of OBD2 applications, but I suppose they do the same thing, might need a beefy new Nokia to get the most out of them though
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Both do not use bluetooth scanners, iphone only supports a wifi obd2 scanner, i have rev on my iphone and currently looking for a wifi scanner sub £100 which i cant find.
 
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