Jiji
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Something for the hardcore MME folk.
I have been exploring the data available from the OBDII connector and today ran a scan to determine which data points I could access. These would be DID or Data ID read queries which is UDS service 0x22, basically sent a request to arbitration ID 0x7DF and logged which modules responded.
Number of modules responding to a DID query: 44
Lowest module responding was 06F0, highest was 07E7
Number of DIDs responding to query: 1521
The data collected was the DID requested, the list of modules that responded, and the length of the payload that was returned. The data is an array, each entry looks like this:
{
"did": 64843,
"length": 32,
"modules": [
1830,
2016,
2023
]
},
I found a list of module names/IDs (thanks Eric) and it has 45 modules listed in it, I guess I have to see who is the quiet one (or it could a module below 0x600 which is where I set my filter, I have seen module 0x59E spamming me in the past so I routinely filter it out).
https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/any-obd-ii-app-that-works-yet.2952/post-166266
I do have the data collected in a JSON file that I can attach here if anyone is interested in downloading a copy.
I have been exploring the data available from the OBDII connector and today ran a scan to determine which data points I could access. These would be DID or Data ID read queries which is UDS service 0x22, basically sent a request to arbitration ID 0x7DF and logged which modules responded.
Number of modules responding to a DID query: 44
Lowest module responding was 06F0, highest was 07E7
Number of DIDs responding to query: 1521
The data collected was the DID requested, the list of modules that responded, and the length of the payload that was returned. The data is an array, each entry looks like this:
{
"did": 64843,
"length": 32,
"modules": [
1830,
2016,
2023
]
},
I found a list of module names/IDs (thanks Eric) and it has 45 modules listed in it, I guess I have to see who is the quiet one (or it could a module below 0x600 which is where I set my filter, I have seen module 0x59E spamming me in the past so I routinely filter it out).
https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/any-obd-ii-app-that-works-yet.2952/post-166266
I do have the data collected in a JSON file that I can attach here if anyone is interested in downloading a copy.
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