Thread: STN1110 OBD to UART interpreter IC (ELM327 compatible)

I was talking about "normal", USB-only or RS232-only OBDLink. However, it can work with Bluetooth too. OBDLink would turn Bluetooth off when it senses that the engine is off ("sleep on voltage level") and turn it back on when it senses that you turned on ignition ("wake-up on voltage change"). Sheeva plug would of course need to re-discover and re-connect via Bluetooth.

Capisce?

Vitaliy

Oooo, that's perfect.

That being said, I'm confused about something, but I'll start another thread - I realised this has massively de-railed the original point of the thread

Gary (-;

Just tried the MP1010 code now, it worked until I got to the final page of checkout, at which point the three SPDIP-28s returned to $9.99.

Re-entered the coupon code, hit Apply Coupon, no change.

Also was unable to checkout in IE at all, had to use Chrome (Win7x64).

Just FYI.

Originally Posted by DAVEPL1968

Just tried the MP1010 code now, it worked until I got to the final page of checkout, at which point the three SPDIP-28s returned to $9.99.

Re-entered the coupon code, hit Apply Coupon, no change.

Also was unable to checkout in IE at all, had to use Chrome (Win7x64).

Just FYI.

I placed a test order, and it worked fine (I use FireFox). Please double-check the quantity to make sure you're not trying to order more than 3. You can also try clearing cache & cookies.

Did your order go through?

Best regards,

Vitaliy

Just got mine ordered! Thanx guys for giving some of us student Devs some hardware to develop with.

Originally Posted by Vitaliy

We're considering adding commands to give users direct access to the CAN configuration registers. It will be some time before they are implemented, however, since there is a backlog of other features that we're working on.

Of course, if this is a high-volume project and you're willing to pay to bump this feature to the top of the list, it can be done next week.

Hi Vitaliy, returning on this old topic... are there any updates about the non-standard CAN rates feature?

Originally Posted by ma_jk

Hi Vitaliy, returning on this old topic... are there any updates about the non-standard CAN rates feature?

Use the STPBR baud_rate command to set the baud rate. The STN11xx will set it to the closest available baud rate. You can see the actual baud rate set, by issuing the STPBRR command.

Code:

>STPBR 12345
OK

>STPBRR
15625

Vitaliy