Order ELM-USB, an universal multi-protocol
OBD-2 ELM32x compatible USB interface
Downloads
No drivers for
ELM-USB are required under Linux.
Version | Download | Description
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0.9.3 2015-04-20 LATEST
| pyobd-0.9.3.tar.gz
pyobd_0.9.3_all.deb
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- Bug fix: Debian "all" architecture package
- Bug fix: Python syntax bugfixes
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0.9.2-2 2010-06-20
| pyobd-0.9.2-2.tar.gz
pyobd_0.9.2-2_i386.deb
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- Bug fix: No interface found on MAC OS (thanks to Chris Inacio)
- Bug fix: Problems with repeated connection attempts.
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0.9.2 2009-10-21
| pyobd-0.9.2.tar.gz
pyobd_0.9.2-1_i386.deb
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- Bug fix:Cant open configuration file on debian. (thanks to Will Stites)
- About dialog text update.
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0.9.1 2009-09-01
| pyobd-0.9.1.tar.gz
pyobd_0.9.1-1_i386.deb
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- ELM USB support, device selection
- Various fixes to support modern systems such as Debian Lenny/Ubuntu 9/etc.
- Freeze frame support
- DTC code readout and decoding
- Support for european vehicles
- Reconnect
- Trace window with OBD-II packet dumps
- OBD-II tests status
- OBD-II status window
- Configuration
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0.9 2004-11-15 | pyobd-0.9.tar.gz |
- 11-15-2004: Release 0.9 added. There are a number of known issues.
- Elm device reset does work _exactly_ right. If the device doesn't
respond the first time, wait a few seconds and try it again.
- DTC reading isn't finished.
- Freeze frame reading isn't yet supported.
- 10-26-2004: Over the weekend, I verified that the DTC management
code works. pyOBD can now read and reset codes/check engine
lights. Screen shots were also added.
Latest version by Charles Donour Sizemore (2004)
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Brief
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