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joeyoravec · 12-10-2005, 10:52 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by dasickis

Thank you both for you support.
joeyoravec I am a programmer so I will like to pursue the options you listed.

FYI -- If you're a programmer, you may want to check out my company's new Mongoose vehicle network interface. Notice that it uses full-speed 12mbps USB, and we provide a full open-source interface to communicate with the vehicle.

If you're unfamiliar with the PassThru API (SAE J2534), I have a vehicle network programming tutorial available on the web. Our standard driver provides functions to: send / receive messages, send periodic messages, apply filters, and anything else you might want to do on the vehicle network.

I have three OBD-II controllers hooked up on the internet, so my customers can "test drive" our hardware remotely. Maybe this will help, if you want to see what it's like? For more info see www.drewtech.com. Good luck with your project.

12-10-2005, 10:52 PM	#7
joeyoravec Constant Bitrate Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Livonia, MI Vehicle: 2003 Mustang GT Posts: 147 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by dasickis Thank you both for you support. joeyoravec I am a programmer so I will like to pursue the options you listed. FYI -- If you're a programmer, you may want to check out my company's new Mongoose vehicle network interface. Notice that it uses full-speed 12mbps USB, and we provide a full open-source interface to communicate with the vehicle. If you're unfamiliar with the PassThru API (SAE J2534), I have a vehicle network programming tutorial available on the web. Our standard driver provides functions to: send / receive messages, send periodic messages, apply filters, and anything else you might want to do on the vehicle network. I have three OBD-II controllers hooked up on the internet, so my customers can "test drive" our hardware remotely. Maybe this will help, if you want to see what it's like? For more info see www.drewtech.com. Good luck with your project.