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[going-electric]

Hi,
I'm trying to read some info from ODB2 from my Energica.
I connected a standard ELM327 Bluetooth dongle.

Does anyone know / have a documentation about Energicas ODB2 Protocoll and Addresses?

Thank you

[Hans2183]

Have you checked this?  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gATtgWO_Mz__GB1PcLkRVEHK4bzjopFh

[MoneyFor]

I have a old ( 10 year at least ) ordinary OBD reader and that works to clear faults.

[going-electric]

Have you checked this?  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gATtgWO_Mz__GB1PcLkRVEHK4bzjopFh

Thank you for the link, but I already knew this. There are a few PIDs in that documents. Unfortunately not the one I want.
The SoC.

hmm. I need to look further

[Hans2183]

Might not be available on OBDII port.

Over bluetooth connection you can get it with this

Code: [Select]

public static final UUID BATTERY_LEVEL = UUID.fromString("00002a19-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb");

[going-electric]

Ah, Good to know.

I dont know how to connect to energicas Bluetooth, so here comes the next challenge.

This is very useful. Thank you.

Now I know that I have a fallback in case ODB2 doesnt work for me.

I heard of someone how tried to connect to Energicas BT and temporarily bricked his bike. Thats why I'm a bit afraid to do that.
But we will see

[going-electric]

OK,
I just tried to connect my arduino with energicas BLE.

Unfortunately, I cannot connect.
This is also true for my mobile phone. Only the app can communicate.

Do you know the trick, hans?
Is there a password or encryption in place?

thank you