Thanks a lot. Just ordered itYou can get it from amazon. It cost $13.
https://www.amazon.com/Veepeak-Blue...=Veepeak+Bluetooth+OBD2&qid=1598461872&sr=8-7
Thanks a lot. Just ordered itYou can get it from amazon. It cost $13.
https://www.amazon.com/Veepeak-Blue...=Veepeak+Bluetooth+OBD2&qid=1598461872&sr=8-7
I've been looking under the dash for the receptacle. Any hints (or a pic) would be appreciated. Thanks
It in the Front driver side, under the driver fusebox location. You going need to stick your head underneath to see it.I've been looking under the dash for the receptacle. Any hints (or a pic) would be appreciated. Thanks
Perfect, found it. ThanksIt in the Front driver side, under the driver fusebox location. You going need to stick your head underneath to see it.
here is a video of Niro EV i found, and it is the same location.
Should get my OBD2 adapter today. How do you display in real time? I have an Android phone and tablet and thought about mounting it somewhere visible. Would a tablet be much better than a phone in terms of displaying the data? ThanksIt in the Front driver side, under the driver fusebox location.
When you open the PHEV Watchdog app and connect to the OBD2 with bluetooth adapter, it automatically shows everything in real time.Should get my OBD2 adapter today. How do you display in real time? I have an Android phone and tablet and thought about mounting it somewhere visible. Would a tablet be much better than a phone in terms of displaying the data? Thanks
Just received mine and It seems to work fine. The only issue is that it seems to be on even when the vehicle is off. I see on the PHEVwatchdog site there are models with autosleep/autowakeup functionality. Are these worthwhile? If so, any recommendations?You can get it from amazon. It cost $13.
https://www.amazon.com/Veepeak-Blue...=Veepeak+Bluetooth+OBD2&qid=1598461872&sr=8-7
I ordered this one and it does have the auto on/off feature. If you plan to keep it plugged in all the time that's probably a good idea. The 12V battery in the PHEV is really small and several people have reported it dying due to excessive drain while parked.Just received mine and It seems to work fine. The only issue is that it seems to be on even when the vehicle is off. I see on the PHEVwatchdog site there are models with autosleep/autowakeup functionality. Are these worthwhile? If so, any recommendations?
Thanks. Sounds nice, but can't believe it's 5X the price of the one I just ordered. Are there other factors besides the auto on/off that factored into your decision?I ordered this one and it does have the auto on/off feature. If you plan to keep it plugged in all the time that's probably a good idea. The 12V battery in the PHEV is really small and several people have reported it dying due to excessive drain while parked.
Thanks. I see it is on the recommended list of PHEVwatchdog. Does the included app add value and does it include everything you need? Unless there is some unique feature, I may try the vgate iCar Pro Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) OBD2 Fault Code Reader mentioned by Mikek7.. It also has autosleep/autowake functions and is half the price.I ordered this one and it does have the auto on/off feature. If you plan to keep it plugged in all the time that's probably a good idea. The 12V battery in the PHEV is really small and several people have reported it dying due to excessive drain while parked.
The included app is ok as a generic code reader but not much else in terms of the PHEV. I actually paid for the Torque Pro app which does allow for displaying the PHEV data if you load the custom PID file here. Having said the PHEV Watchdog app is great since it's tailored specifically to displaying information from plug-ins.Thanks. I see it is on the recommended list of PHEVwatchdog. Does the included app add value and does it include everything you need? Unless there is some unique feature, I may try the vgate iCar Pro Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) OBD2 Fault Code Reader mentioned by Mikek7.. It also has autosleep/autowake functions and is half the price.
Very good to hear. Just getting my feet wet so that helps meThe included app is ok as a generic code reader but not much else in terms of the PHEV. I actually paid for the Torque Pro app which does allow for displaying the PHEV data if you load the custom PID file here. Having said the PHEV Watchdog app is great since it's tailored specifically to displaying information from plug-ins.
Very good to hear. Just getting my feet wet so that helpsThe included app is ok as a generic code reader but not much else in terms of the PHEV. I actually paid for the Torque Pro app which does allow for displaying the PHEV data if you load the custom PID file here. Having said the PHEV Watchdog app is great since it's tailored specifically to displaying information from plug-ins.
Can PHEVwatchdog log real time data in a format equal to or similar to csv so that a spreadsheet and graph could be created at the conclusion of a trip? Is logging available when testing the app or only after making a donation? ThanksHaving said the PHEV Watchdog app is great since it's tailored specifically to displaying information from plug-ins.