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OBD2 WIFI SCANNER ANDROID DRIVERS

Scroll down to the bluetooth preferences section, select 'Choose Bluetooth Device' and select the adapter you paired with earlier.

Scroll down the list of items until you see 'Connection Type' in the list.

Select the "OBD2 Bluetooth Settings" settings option.

Launch Torque, and go into the applications settings menu.

If you are using Android 1.5 you may get asked a second time (in the notification bar) to authorise the pairing - use the same pin code here as well.

Select the device, you will be asked for a pairing code, enter the pairing code for the device.

Wait until the bluetooth device shows in the list - it should say 'scantool','obdkey','plx.

Go to the phones bluetooth settings, accessible via the phones 'Settings->Wireless and networks->Bluetooth settings'.

Pairing the adapter with the phone is relatively simple:

For older versions of Android (1.5 & 1.6), you may need to pair the phone 'twice'(check the notification bar for the pairing request after pairing for the first time). Some common pairing codes here are '0000' or '1234'. Now you need to pair the adapter with the phone. If you are using the PLX adapter, make sure it is turned on if it has a switch. Once you have located the socket, plug the adapter into it.

OBD2 WIFI SCANNER ANDROID DRIVERS

Some vauxhalls/GMs have them placed in the centre 'tunnel' between drivers and passenger seats underneath the ash tray, and Alfas could be in the passenger glovebox. Some common places for it are underneath the drivers-side dashboard, or behind a flap near or underneath the steering wheel. Picture of an OBD2 Diagnostic connector under the steering wheel on a Smart ForTwoįirst, locate the vehicle diagnostics socket - it should be a similar shape that will let the adapter plug into it.