USBCAN-OBD Portable Automotive Decoding Single Channel USB CAN Analyzer Dedicated for Automotive OBDII

USBCAN-OBD Portable Automotive Decoding Single Channel USB CAN Analyzer Dedicated for Automotive OBDII

Description:
- Integrate the circuit board inside the OBD connector, with one end being a OBD male connector, which can be connected to the car's OBD port and has ISO15765 protocol parsing function. One end is a 1.5-meter-long USB cable, connected to the USB port of a PC. The OBD box is integrated, easy to carry and debug the car. There are no wiring terminals, making it inconvenient to connect other CAN devices. Supports for Linux, single channel, without relay function.

Package Included:
- 1 x USB CAN Analyzer

FAQ:
Q: Where is the OBDII interface on my car?
A: Usually located under the steering wheel and above the brake pedal. Some cars have a lid that needs to be opened; Some cars require dragging the interface outward to see it.

Analysis of the commonly used ISO15765 protocol for gasoline vehicles and small cars:

The physical parameters in the curve data flow page can be freely defined in terms of display box size and drag position.

The update frequency of each physical parameter can be freely set, and for parameters with small changes and low attention, the update frequency can be set lower. For parameters that require high attention and curve drawing, the update frequency can be set slightly higher. To optimize the utilization of CAN bus and software, and save unnecessary consumption!

In the parameter list, right-click on the corresponding parameter to add it to the chart for curve drawing, or disable data requests for that parameter to save consumption! Parameters can be grouped and managed, and data within the same group can be turned on and off with just one click!