On an Ford Fiesta 2004 the command:
obd.query GET_DTC
returns:
_type: get_dtc
_stamp: ‘2019-07-02T17:09:33.521016’
value: [ ]
This is an expected value.
While on a Honda Jazz 2005 and a Toyota Corolla 2000, returns:
‘ERROR: No data received from vehicle within timeout’
Ford Fiesta connects on mode[6] CAN 11/500
Honda Jazz and a Toyota Corolla connects on mode[3] ISO 9141-2
Toyota Corolla has at least 3 known DTCs
Dongle’s version is:
2019.05.08
My quastion is. How can I set this timeout ?
Try obd.query GET_DTC $timeout=60
Not sure if it works this way though
The $timeout is for the process execution time
I think the error is in the timing for the obd communication, more specifically the car does not respond within an expected time frame.
What do i do to check if my speculation is correct?
I found that same command in the link below.
Hi Toch
You simply add the following argument to the command that you want to set the timeout for.
your_command $timeout=60
It’s currently not possible to set the timeout globally for all commands, as it varies a lot how long it takes a command to reply.
Br
/Malte
Armand
January 23, 2020, 2:18pm
#5
Hi,
Because there was no activity for a while at the topic I close it. If your problem still exists or find another one, please do not hesitate to open a new topic or mail to support@autopi.io
Best regards,
Armand