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IVS-100-BT Advanced Auto Data Server
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OBD packet format (ASCII code)
OBD packet has five different format, they are:
1. CAN 11bits 250
2. CAN 29bits 250
3. CAN 11bits 500
4. CAN 29bits 500
5.Scanning
Each format has its input code, they are:
CAN 11bits 250: A
CAN 29bits 250: B
CAN 11bits 500: C
CAN 29bits 500: D
Scanning: Z
Example 1: To get PID=0104 from CAN 29bits 500 format
Input: D0104+CR (Use ASCII code as the input format of the firmware)
Output: CAN 29bits 500,0104 18DAF111 08 0241040000000000 +LF+CR
(Use ASCII code as the input format of the firmware)
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ID number
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Key-in value
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ID
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Len
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Data
Other Information: Data include eight different bytes
Byte 1: Data include some return information. For example,
1. 18DAF110 08 06 4100BE1B3013 00
Byte1 is 06 followed by six non-zero values.
2. 18DAF110 08 03 410432 00000000
Byte1 is 03 followed by three non-zero values.
Byte 2: Mode is related with the Key-in value. For example:
01 04 18DAF110 08 03 41 043200000000
Key-in value is 01, Byte 2 value will change to 41. The main difference is: 0 means to
send out by query side, 4 means to send out by receiver side
Byte 3: PID is the same with the Key-in value. For example:
01 04 18DAF110 08 0341 04 3200000000
Key-in value is 04, Byte 3 value will be 04.