Hmm... I should have realised.... PowerFC does not simulate toyota OBD data output. Confirmed it today.Originally Posted by bk
JZX83 didn't work with the local tester. Whacked it on a VCV10 Camry V6. This is the order they come out in and the units of measurement.
Injector - ms
Ignition - 'CA
ISC Step # - ##
Engine Spd - RPM
Airflow - v
Coolant - 'C ***
Throttle - %
Vehicle Spd - km/h ***
Target A/F L - v
Target A/F R - v
A/F FB Left - ON/OFF
Knock FB - ON/OFF
A/F FB Right - ON/OFF
STA Signal - ON/OFF
IDL Signal - ON/OFF
A/C Signal - ON/OFF
OxL Signal - RICH/LEAN
OcR Signal - RICH/LEAN
*** - These units can be changed in the setup menu of the tester, along with MAP/MAF units if the car has one (kpa, mmHg, g/s, lb/s etc)
|| 91 MX83 Cressida Grande 1JZGTE - Daily || 84 MA61 Supra 2JZGE - Track ||
Hmm... I should have realised.... PowerFC does not simulate toyota OBD data output. Confirmed it today.Originally Posted by bk
Hi, looking to build one, but dont want to start from scatch with the pic board.
did any one use a pre built board like the below listed or can suggest an other starting point.
PIC40 Prototype Kit for 40 Pin Microcontroller 16F877 | eBay
Last edited by auto351; 12-12-2011 at 09:10 AM. Reason: Removed bad link
Hi, Just wondering if there is an off the shelf device which will do this OBD ? or is it still build your own ?
I was tempted to commercialise it but could see close-to-zero market demand for it, let alone be able to make a "product" out of it.
Not only that, in terms of useful features I could create was zero, due to the update cycle (once every 1.3 seconds) of the protocol.
Trying to find one of these used would be quite a challenge (then again, techtom were the Toyota chipped-ECU masters back in the day): MKIV.COM
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