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Can't fetch OBD Data, Service not (yet) supported: 128 #90

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landoulsi opened this issue Dec 29, 2019 · 2 comments
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Can't fetch OBD Data, Service not (yet) supported: 128 #90

landoulsi opened this issue Dec 29, 2019 · 2 comments

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@landoulsi
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landoulsi commented Dec 29, 2019

Describe the bug
I am not able to connect to the obd simulator except very few times, it's like I can connect to the OBD simulator only 1% of times, in rest of cases I am getting this error:

'[4, 1, 0, 0, B, E, 1, B, 3, 0, 1, 3, 0, 0, 8, 8, 1, 8, 0, 0, 1, 0, B, C, 4, 8]':For input string: "BE1B30130088180010BC48"
Service not (yet) supported: 128

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Connect to the OBD
  2. Select ECU (if select ECU dialog appears)
  3. Press on the menu arrow
  4. Select OBD Data
  5. Nothing appear on the screen and on the logs I can see the error above

Expected behavior
See OBD Data, like speed, acceleration ...

AndrOBD Debug log files
data_connection_fail_logs.log

AndrOBD stores log files in a subdirectory on your primary storage device. (com.fr3ts0n.ecu.gui.androbd/log/AndrOBD.log.*)

Log detail level
The detail level of the logged debug information can be adjusted in the Settings > Development options > Logging level.

By default the detail level is set to INFO.
Preferred detail level for issue analysis is DEBUG. (Since V1.5.0 this level is called FINE)

Important details on your environment:

  • Android OS version: Android Oreo
  • AndrOBD version: Latest from master branch
  • OBD adapter type: Bluetooth
  • Connected vehicle make, type, year, engine size: OBD simulator ECU SIM 2000 Professional ISO 9141-2

Attached screenshot of the exact issue:
Screen Shot 2019-12-29 at 4 55 34 PM

@fr3ts0n
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fr3ts0n commented Jan 11, 2020

Thanks for your report and the proposed changes in pull request #91 .

I'm not sure if this is a real world situation coming from a OBD simulator, since OBD defines it's PID support bits to be limited to 32-Bit blocks.

However, let's do the changes to get it robust 👍

Please see my comments in pull request #91

@fr3ts0n
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fr3ts0n commented Jan 31, 2020

Unfortunately we could not get your PR #91 cleaned up.
Changes are now implemented from my side with commit 67e71c9.

@fr3ts0n fr3ts0n closed this as completed Jan 31, 2020
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