Subject of the issue
Cannot receive any obd.queries from ECU, cannot change obd protocol or activate obd connection, also cannot receive GPS data from Autopi Dongle.
Your environment
- What version is the dongle? Generation 2
My car is a 2000 Land Rover Discovery 2 which uses CAN protocol ISO9141. I can verify on my own OBD2 Scan Tool that the protocol is correct and I can read all the ECU parameters on it, however my Autopi never detects a connection. Whenever I try to manually change the obd.protocol to 21 it fails.
obd.protocol output
autopi obd.protocol
_stamp: ‘2019-07-12T16:15:51.686050’
current:
autodetected: null
baudrate: null
ecus: []
id: null
name: null
If I try to manually set it
autopi obd.protocol set=21
_stamp: ‘2019-07-12T16:16:44.152653’
current:
autodetected: false
baudrate: 10390
ecus: []
id: ‘21’
name: ISO 9141 (no header, no autoinit)
If I try to reset the connection
autopi obd.connection reset=True
API not ready, retrying. Please wait…
error: ‘’‘bool’’ object has no attribute ‘‘lower’’’
If I run obd.connection
autopi obd.connection
_stamp: ‘2019-07-12T16:37:51.776854’
serial:
baudrate: 19200
port: /dev/serial0
status: bus_disconnected
Going through the minion log is a major pain in the butt because my GPS is not working either and spamming the logs with:
[salt.loaded.ext.engines.tracking_manager:140 ][WARNING ][649] Unable to determine GNSS location: {‘reason’: ‘505’, ‘type’: ‘CME’}
Any help with the OBD connection or the GPS would be very much appreciated. So far all I’ve managed to do is get it on Verizon’s network so I can use it as a hotspot.