Open Clodo76 opened 3 years ago
Hey, as stated in the links you provided the tesla model 3 has no obd-port. The adapter seems to be some kind of wrapper around the CAN-data but it doesn't really say what kind of commands are supported. The connection itself seems to be fine (all the initialization is working) but data-request aren't answered. I guess in that case it's better/easier to listen directly to the CAN-bus to get realtime data (it's documented in the google doc -> that's not about OBD!)
Thanks for the reply, so this issue is out-of-scope, can be closed. Thanks again, i will study an alternative.
Anyone here have a working sample with Tesla Model3?
I'm using this connector: https://e-mobility-driving-solutions.com/produkt/diagnostics-cable-tesla-m3-01-2019-bundle/?lang=en
Windows 10, VS2019, Download this git repo, configure the bluetooth dongle and map to com3, run ODB.NET.ConsoleClient with "com3" as argument, below the output.
Seem working ("Response: 'ELM327 v2.2'"), but no data fetched. I'm interested in fetching SteeringAngle and similar data, reported here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ijvNE4lU9Xoruvcg5AhUNLKr7xYyHcxa8YSkTxAERUw/edit#gid=150828462 but the ID 0x129 is more than a byte, so it's not the PID for dev.RequestData(byte pid) ... what i'm missing?
Thanks for any feedback.
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