Airbag Reset Software Elm327

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Hiya Dalton565 The Elm 327 is a small Micro controller chip designed to act as an OBD to RS232 interpreter, for hobbyists and experimenters. It has a simplified Ascii command set to achieve OBDII communications on a vehcile via a PC's standard RS232 port and all details of the circuit required to construct a finished interface based on it are supplied in an extensive manual.

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It is very cheap, and has been widely adopted as the hardware of choice for a number of companies writing diagnostic software. Nowadays ready built interfaces can be purchased all over the place for very little money, helped no doubt by the fact that the chip has a few Chinese clones in circulation. I have myself purchased a number of full kits for less money than i buy OBD plugs for. There are also a large and growing number of software companies providing software that uses one of the elm interfaces, usually in the form of a limited Demo and then purchasable extra features or whatever Sadly however many people are confused about OBD EOBD and they just do not really fully understand just what the term OBD actually means. Wishful thinking or deception on the part of unscrupulous scan tool vendors certainly does not help to clarify this, and unless you study it extensively which i must as part of my job, it is confusing. I will try my best to break it down and explain it simplistically.

At some point in time, some Californian official cycled to work and got a bit miffed about the pollution pouring from cars. He looked into it and found that modern cars had intelligent computer systems controlling their emissions, but due to tight security and anti access measures only the manufacturer/ dealers could access these and check that the engines were were running right and producing low pollution levels, they had a monopoly, charged what they wanted and people with cars were not wanting to go to dealers and get their cars checked / fixed. Angered, the guy said right we design a communications standard that will be openly published so any half intelligent software company can read how to access usin this communications standard.

In fact 3 standards were included at that time 2 called J1850 to appease the large influential motor corporates that had their own comms standards that they would rather go public with that change their cars, the other was a standard ISO 9141 that Europe was adopting. As well as the actual data communications, all how it would be accessed, presented, listed, was sorted out right down to the connector type which must be used and where it could be fitted, even the service reminder light was a part of this.

It was called OBD, It then became law that any vehicle manufacturer selling cars in California could only do so if their vehicles, conformed to this new standard. However the law could only force manufacturers to provide a way to access information relevant to the emmisions part of the engine and auto box. Nothing more.

P codes were designated to such emmision related problems but for anything else the manufacturer could do as he wished. Sio on an OBDII complient car, if an oxygen sensor goes faulty, the law states that it must store a given code and any tool asking for that code in the designated fashion must be given it.However if there is a problem with the immobilisation, it can store any code value it wants which would be retrievable by only the manufacturers dedicated equipment asking for it using the correct secret passwords and so forth. Most ECU's have two totally separate ways to handle diagnostics, the first accepts an OBD compliant tool and gives it what it must in the way of codes and live data etc, the other accepts only the manufacturers too which must authenticate itself but can then get absolutely anything it wants from the ECU. Communication Standards and information provision layouts were drafted for other systems in the car and all the other stuff in the engine management, but this was not enforced although some manufacturers did produce vehicles that were 100% OBD communication compliant in all systems, This is actually why the VAGCOM exists and is so cheap compared to any other vehicle manufacturer dedicated equipment. Land Rover like most however only added the capability they must and as such none of the other systems on the vehicle, including the Airbag, are in any way compatible with any OBDII standard, in fact they are not even wired to the OBDII compatible pins. Mac Os X 10.6.vdi Download there. So while the elm and some demo software might provide a very cheap way to fix an emmissions related fault on a vehicle it is like any other OBDII scan tool, absolutely useless for anything else. To make equipment that will access these other systems is incredibly difficult, which is why you see so few doing it.