DashCommand - OBD-II

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  1. mergemini

    mergemini New Member

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    #1 mergemini, Oct 16, 2013
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    #2 lucas0292, Oct 16, 2013
    Thanks so much!

    What OBDII connector do you all use?

    I have an iPhone 5S if that helps.
     
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    #3 nxtMINI, Oct 16, 2013
    I use a wireless adapter; for iOS make sure it connects through WIFI.

    Just like this one: ELM 327 Wi-Fi OBDII
     
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    #4 Nathan, Oct 16, 2013
    I'm using the same as mxtMINI.
     
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    #5 mergemini, Oct 16, 2013
    I just bought the same. I have a bluetooth one that I use now with my Nexus 7 tablet. I'd rather use an old iphone, which doesn't support bluetooth for OBD2.
     
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    #6 lucas0292, Oct 16, 2013



    Just curious, why WiFi over Bluetooth?
     
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    #7 mergemini, Oct 17, 2013
    Because BT isn't supported on iPhones. If you have an Android device, you could use either.
     

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