Data rate is more dependant on the vehicle than the adapter itself. OBDLink adapters are expensive, but they are also reliable. Cheap Chinese ones usually go bad in few months in hard use.
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Bringing back old post. Does realdash have an XML file for the OBDlink MX +
XML files are not for the adapter, they are for a vehicle.
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Hello,
I hope you’re doing well.
I’m reaching out to ask for your recommendation on the best OBD2 connector currently available that works seamlessly with RealDash. I’m looking for a device that delivers accurate, real-time data without lag or slow performance.
I’m currently using a Carlinkit device with both my V8 Defender and GMC Sierra stock screens. My goal is to use RealDash as a fully functional digital cluster with custom designs, so performance and reliability are key.
Thank you in advance for your help!
I use an ELM327 and it works very well, but I have to say that I found 2 versions, one with a large white internal connector works well, another with a smaller board gives me a lot of problems
Hi - I am a new user here. I have WICAN PRO ELM327 and OBDLINK MX+ So is this realdash work with WICAN pro elm327 interface? can I use it for module adaptation and coding? is this possible.
Not sure what you mean by that as RealDash does not really give any tools for module adaptations or coding your modules.
But for reading vehicle diagnostic data, any ELM327 compatible adapter should work. We just do not have resources to test them all.
Hi, the app looks great but it does not connect to my ECU bluetooth adaptoper Vgate iCar Pro 2S Bluetooth OBD2 Diagnostic Tool for iOS . in the car scanner app it works perfectly. im using ios.
if the issue is from the adaptoer please suggest one of the following: Vgate iCar Pro Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) OBD2 or Veepeak OBDCheck BLE Bluetooth 4.0 OBD2 Scanner Adapter for iOS & Android
Hello, i have an 06 nissan titan. I have a stock/tuned ECM. I am using the the obdlink mx. I am looking to get the fuel level and turn signals to work. Im not sure where to go or what hardware i would need for this. Thank you
See this post for more information:
OBD2 indicators, fuel level and gear - Connectivity / OBD2 - RealDash Forum
Hi Dev,
Please can you help. I have tried desperately to get my mx plus OBD to connect with realdash on my EONON pro max head unit, usually unsuccessfully. But what I have recently discovered is if I cross off the device in the dashboard then re pair it still won’t connect unless I close the app down and re open it again 2 or 3 times. It has never once just automatically connected. I have been through all the settings a million times in the mx+ app and on the realdash app and on the head unit. I’ve even watched everything I can on YouTube and read the threads on here and nothing has helped. Please please can you help me I don’t know what else to do. Thank you
Kind regards
John
This is kind of a known issue with some setups. We have not been able to track down what is causing that. All our test devices connect immediately to Bluetooth in office environment.
I’d like very much to fix this issue though. You can help by sending a debug log:
How to send a debug log - General / Frequently Asked Questions - RealDash Forum