Does this dongle support other obdII applications on the iphone or is it bound to BlueDriver?
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Only bluedriver, I've used many other Bluetooth scantool apps and bluedriver is the best I've used.
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I'm about 60% certain that this lsusb output belongs to the same dongle (dongle is buried in equipment rack): Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
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I think it only works with Apple products. Judging by the images, even if it works with any bluetooth capable devise, there's till an app interface you need. I just ordered one for for my nephew, so can't say for sure, but I was reading the specs over at Best Buy and one of the bullets clearly says: Bluetooth technology Lets you control the R/C car from your Apple device. The link is: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Silverlit+-+Bluetooth+R/C+Ferrari+for+Apple+iPod+touch,+iPhone+and+iPad+-+Red/3599284.p?id=1218417731193&skuId=3599284&cmp=RMX&ref=06&loc=01&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=3599284
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No reason not to. It's supposed to connect with any vehicle since 1996 when Detroit started installing OBD2 ports. Only problem I've heard so far is that the app doesn't yet include all MY2014 vehicles. Tried to connect to a 2014 Nissan Altima the other day, app only went through 2013
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This unit was designed to work with an iPhone using a Navigon or Garmin app. It works really well, uses blue tooth from phone to HUD unit.
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The apps for this appear to be generic, so find an OBD app that lists compatible devices. I use TORQUE, which works just fine with it on my Android phone. You can look for an app before buying the device.
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You'll need to jail break the iPhone first. If you don't want to do that, then you'll need to purchase an OBDII Bluetooth dongle that has a special Apple licensed Bluetooth chipset, and as far as I know there is only one of those which costs $99...
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Any iDevice is not supported, due to Apple doesn't support the way it works. You should not able to detect it on your iPhone.
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I was trying to remember because it has been a while since I installed it in my car. But you do need to purchase the bluetooth dongle, which I believe is seperate.
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The Link reads data from your car's onboard computer system via the OBD-II port and then transmits this information to your phone via Bluetooth. If you're interested in learning more about what features are available to you, check out this FAQ from our community: https://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/what_features_are_available_to_me
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No, you will need a Bluetooth ODBII dongle. I use this one with Torque on a MK6 gti.BAFX Products 34t5 Bluetooth OBDII Scan Tool for Android Devices
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I have to admit that I don't know. You may want to ask JVC that question or if you have that bluetooth dongle, try it out. I don't know if you would need a specific driver for that other dongle you want to use or not -ie if the one in the radio uses something generic-. I don't seem to have any problem streaming from my iPhone or iPod with the dongle that came with the radio. The quality of your streaming may be related to the server of the radio you are streaming for (more so than the bluetooth dongle). I can play some 128kbps radios without sound quality problem provided I have a good data connection. With the engine noise, I don't know how much more HiFi I would need it to be. The only issue that I have is that if you have more than one radio of that type (in multiple cars), they will all show the same ID (but you can still get to connect to each radio provided you remember if it's the first or second one on your list).
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check the app store for the torque application. I used this with my GS3. It's not fast enough to do the real time data on the road, but it worked to disable my wife's reverse beeping and seatbelt reminders on her Prius.
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I never found it, event though there were indications that the OS supported it. I have a tiny USB dongle for my Bluetooth access.
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It is. However, it seems to be missing a proper Esc key, so it'll be somewhat crippled on anything but an iOS device.
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Doesn't work with iPhone ,iPad, or iPod Touch. It does work with Android Devices and you do need to get the software for your phone, but it comes with software for your laptop or PC. The appi use is OBD Droid ScaNo Pro. I believe they have a lite version, but the Pro versioni believe was only $4.99. Well worth it.
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I use a Iphone4S with no problems. When you see the OBDII network you have to click on it and then It should connect. I also noticed that my unit will not connect if it is cold and only room temperature and above.If this doesn't work maybe there is a incompatibility problem or you may possibly have a defective unit. This unit has worked on several vehicles without a problem.