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Post up what your obdmpg.ini file looks like.Originally Posted by pshadwick
yes, it is showing zeros when the vechicle is moving.
I also modified my own skin to display the values, including vechicle speed and coolant temp, those values are also zeros.
...Paul
Post up what your obdmpg.ini file looks like.
Updated release is linked in the first post.
- PID's 04 and 46 have been added
- All skin functions are listed in skin_commands.txt file
- INI documentation file included in the zip
- Added Metric option to show values in km and liters
I'm still working on the error logging. In the mean time "obdconn" is a connection indicator. You should be able to use it to ensure the plugin is actually connected to the interface successfully.
This is what it currently looks like. I'll add the indicator to the skin and test it in the morning.
...Paul
[COMMUNICATION]
COM=2
[VEHICLE]
MAF=FALSE
ExtraOBD=TRUE
LITERS=4.8
VE=75
TANK=25.0
[AVERAGE]
NUM=1
AVG=0
DST=0
GAL=0
ADJ=1
OK I installed the new release and added the connection indicator to my skin.
I now no longer even get the zeros in the milage fileds, they still appear in the vss and coolant fields, otherwise everything is just blank including the connection indicator.
I tried it with both the LSX Void skin and my own.
...Paul
I look over the code to make sure I didn't mess something up when I added the English/Metric option.
The connection indicator should be working correctly in any case though, so if that's false then the plugin is unable to connect to your interface.
Did you run the RunMe.bat file again to register the new dll? Also, are you using XP or Vista?
I did reregister the dllI'm running XP.
I'll play around with it some more, maybe I missed something.
...Paul
I looked over the code again and didn't see anything obvious. I don't have access to my vehicle while I'm away at school so I have no way of testing these new builds myself.
Try using the first build I posted here, it was the last one that I actually tested myself. It only has MPG and distance functionality but it should help determine if you can successfully connect to the plugin or not.
http://www.johnmihalic.com/obdmpg/OBD_MPG_0.5.zip
If that still doesn't work I'm going to make a standalone app using the plugin code that outputs all variables as it runs, should help to give you lots of feedback. The error reporting in the plugin was starting to make things too bloated.
I installed the .5 version, still no data although I am back to zero's rather than nothing.
I also double checked and my inteface is elm.
...Paul
Looks like its time for the debug executable then. I'll try to get something up in the next couple of days.
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